BA Stupidity
I'm upset today that airlines still refuse to correct customer's honest mistakes. I posted the message below here on the rather fantastic Get Satisfaction. I'll post the follow-up I receive.
No way to correct booking mistakes
I made a mistake yesterday, booking a codeshare flight operated by Iberia, rather than a British Airways-operated sector. With all the fluff about travel insurance upsells and carbon offsetting it was a fairly easy mistake to make, but it was my mistake.
I called BA back less than 24 hours later, hoping to change to an earlier or later BA-operated flight, but was told this would cost £40 per passenger - no exceptions. Apparently the carrier operating the flight is immaterial. This seems a bit hypocritical when they spend money on stuff like this.
I'm a loyal BA customer. I choose them over budget carriers despite a considerable price difference because I value the in-flight service. I don't take that view about many full-fat carriers, and certainly not about Iberia.
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Posted at 19:41 BST, 1st August 2008.
Last changed at 19:43 BST, 1st August 2008.
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If you want just one more reason how those code-share flights really are less well cared for by BA, it says this on their live arrivals/departures page: