Cancelling a Flexi Fare???

[ricee007]

The issue is the OP actually wants a refund for the return segment of a single e-ticket, so the issue isn't being charged extra, but rather, refunding the return segment. In this case, I'm confident BA will recalculate the entire ticket based on what was flown (a one way LHR to CDG) and use this as a the base cost for calculating the refund.

Which, if they did this,would ruin my plan, and I may as well have just purchased a 500GBP oneway ticket in the first place.

Google, and this forum, don't seem convinced either way.

 

[serfty]

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The fare conditions state:
"If you want to cancel your flight
If you cancel a refund is permitted, subject to recalculation of the fare for any journey flown. There are no cancellation fees."

So, I don't understand... if I fly the first leg, then cancel the return leg (can I cancel just the return leg?).... will they 're-calculate' the original fare that I paid for the outbound journey (£270), and charge me more?

Per the Terms and Conditions:
"Administration charges for changes made to your booking on ba.com are as follows:
Booking cancellation:
For fully flexible tickets there will be a charge of £15 per person."

Wait up, will there be a cancellation charge of £15, or 'no cancellation fees'?

It's quite confusing... can someone please spell it out to me?

Cheers

Which, if they did this,would ruin my plan, and I may as well have just purchased a 500GBP oneway ticket in the first place.

Google, and this forum, don't seem convinced either way.

I believe it has been spelt out - you don't seem to be appreciating the answer.

The return flexible fare cost is not 2 x £270, it is actually £540.

The one way fare is £500.

If you fly only to CDG then wish to cancel for a refund, then the cost for your travel is recalculated, based on the part of your post that I have coloured red.

This recalculation is likely to come out at that £500, in which case there would be £40 left - take the £15 cancellation charge from that and you would be left with a refund of £25.

 

[ricee007]

I believe it has been spelt out - you don't seem to be appreciating the answer.

The return flexible fare cost is not 2 x £270, it is actually £540.

The one way fare is £500.

If you fly only to CDG then wish to cancel for a refund, then the cost for your travel is recalculated, based on the part of your post that I have coloured red.

This recalculation is likely to come out at that £500, in which case there would be £40 left - take the £15 cancellation charge from that and you would be left with a refund of £25.

Doesn't sound fun, does it?