British airways refund
I booked a flight from MAA to LHR direct flight for travel in January. BA kept cancelling the flight and finally I changed the booking to a connection flight (MAA -> BOM -> LHR) for the 28th of April via another airline.
since the change was initiated by me, BA asked for a hefty sum. So when talking with the BA call center support over the phone on 10 April I asked for the full cancellation and refund.
The representative confirmed he will cancel and refund in a few days. However after a few days, the refund did not come through and now the booking reference says "Sorry, we are unable to display your booking as all the flights have been flown."
Is there a way to get my refund now?
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How do I get a refund from British Airways?
If you have booked directly with British Airways and you notice a mistake with your booking after you have paid for your ticket(s), you can cancel your flight booking and claim a full refund without penalty, up to 24 hours from when you make the original booking.Is British Airways issuing refunds?
We are proactively refunding any BA Holidays vouchers that are nearing 2 years or older. You don't need to contact us, we will automatically refund it on your behalf and email you to notify that your refund is in progress.How long do refunds take British Airways?
Issuing refunds quickly For all eligible tickets and services purchased from British Airways within the U.S. with a credit card or cash, refunds will be provided within 7 business days of receipt of the required refund information.Can I get a refund from British Airways instead of a voucher?
British Airways passengers who feel they were wrongly handed vouchers for cancelled flights during the pandemic may now be able to get cash refunds following a U-turn by the airline. But you need to actively request your voucher is transferred into cash - we explain how to do this below.BRITISH AIRWAYS CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
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