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MSE News: British Airways strike back on

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This is the discussion thread for the following MSE News Story:
"The Unite union has today won its appeal against the High Court injunction blocking strike action by British Airways cabin crew ..."
"The Unite union has today won its appeal against the High Court injunction blocking strike action by British Airways cabin crew ..."
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I kept refreshing the arrivals/departures page and the second they cancelled my flight (next week to Athens), I got on the phone to AirMiles, and they were very helpful. I was rebooked onto an earlier flight that day without any trouble.
There was only 6 seats left on this flight, and none on the first flight leaving the next day, so act quickly if you do need to re-book.0 -
Strikes back on then.....
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Don't know why anyone would book with BA these days. They've had woeful industrial relations for years now, management seem to be intent on pursuing aggressive confrontations with staff and militant unions are being unrealistic about keeping perks and benefits that no other airline offers its staff.
They've had frequent strikes and offer crappy service. Why bother?poppy100 -
I hope there are no strikes or incumbent ash clouds over my trip to Amsterdam mid-July.
Anyone know insurance that covers Airmiles rewards flight and ash clouds? :P I have a feeling flying on a free ticket puts me on the bottom of any priority lists.0 -
cactusdust wrote: »I hope there are no strikes or incumbent ash clouds over my trip to Amsterdam mid-July.
Anyone know insurance that covers Airmiles rewards flight and ash clouds? :P I have a feeling flying on a free ticket puts me on the bottom of any priority lists.
See my post above! Airmiles were really helpful when I rang them this morning. Regardless of how you "pay" for the flights, you are offered either a full refund (i.e of your Airmiles if that's how you paid for the flight) or to be transferred onto a different flight.
With regards to the other aspects of your trip e.g hotels, that would be covered according to the terms and conditions of your travel insurance and they don't care how you "paid" for your flights.0
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