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I am due to leave Newcastle at 06.05 in May and then connect at Heathrow on the 13.30 to Orlando. If the domestic flight is cancelled, will I be entitled to drive down the night before, stay in a hotel and park the car for 10 days. Would BA refund for that if there are no alternative domestic flights that day to make the connection – or would they only pay for rail travel (which would still mean going the night before and staying in a hotel) can anyone advise?
BA have other flights to LHR that will still enable you to get your flight to MCO that they will book you on.
Is there a history of this flight being cancelled?
Also I think you would need to be re-ticketed as if you didn’t get on the connecting flight (even if cancelled), you’d automatically be cancelled for the next one. This happened to us a few years ago (BA put us in a taxi to LHR but we had to be re-ticketed there and it took so long we nearly missed the next flight anyway!)
06:30 from Newcastle, arr 09:39 at Kings X
Tube across to Paddington.
10:30 HEx, arr T5 at 10:50.You’ve really got plenty of time.
Thanks chaps, the reason I ask is because at the moment BA are cancelling flights to and from Newcastle every day, ergo no flights at all
NtckyP
Although our situation is not identical to yours I hope you may find it helpful,as we live in Newcastle.
On 12 May we were booked –
NCL to LHR at 9.15
LHR to Denver – 14.50
We were told on 27.4 via e-mail that 9.15 flight was cancelled
As we are on a BA Holiday reservation we had to rebook via phone,not online.
As has been suggested on here many times,we rang yesterday at 7.58
We were offered a flight at 11.45 or 06.00 from NCL to LHR by a very helpful agent and rebooked within 15 minutes.
I hope you get sorted out OK.
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