BA and Virgin Surcharge Refunds
Discussion
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7246242.stm
Does anyone know how you claim your refund!? After all the BA flights I've had in the last few years, I'm expecting quite a bit back!
Does anyone know how you claim your refund!? After all the BA flights I've had in the last few years, I'm expecting quite a bit back!
Fer said:
I was wondering the same thing, having seen this on the BBC. I recon I have 6 return flights, at least, to claim, although these were through the company I used to work for, so they may try and stop me claiming.
I'm really shocked! Nobody thought this was an interesting article!????I'm still not sure how to get my money back but I've managed to dig out some old ticket stubs from BA!
Just need to figure out how to claim!!!!You can't claim yet.
BBC said:
Full details of the claims process will be available in about 60 days
Virgin Atlantic said:
Details of the settlement and the claims process will be published by the claims administrator and on Virgin Atlantic’s website in due course.
If the court gives its final approval, anticipated in a matter of months, the proposed settlement process will go live.
No claims can be made until an independent claims administrator is appointed and the settlement receives final court approval.
Virgin Atlantic will not be directly involved in the claims or refund process. If you believe that you may be eligible to make a claim for a refund please do not call our contact centres because, until the settlement and the detail of the claims process are finalised and approved we are unable to give you any further information.
If the court gives its final approval, anticipated in a matter of months, the proposed settlement process will go live.
No claims can be made until an independent claims administrator is appointed and the settlement receives final court approval.
Virgin Atlantic will not be directly involved in the claims or refund process. If you believe that you may be eligible to make a claim for a refund please do not call our contact centres because, until the settlement and the detail of the claims process are finalised and approved we are unable to give you any further information.
Edited by SamHH on Monday 18th February 09:55
- over 150,000 miles on Virgin between 2004 and 2006.
Fer said:
I was wondering the same thing, having seen this on the BBC. I recon I have 6 return flights, at least, to claim, although these were through the company I used to work for, so they may try and stop me claiming.
Unless the cost of the flight came out of your (personal) pocket and was not reimbursed by your co. you would basically be obtaining funds by deception.Olf said:
Fer said:
I was wondering the same thing, having seen this on the BBC. I recon I have 6 return flights, at least, to claim, although these were through the company I used to work for, so they may try and stop me claiming.
Unless the cost of the flight came out of your (personal) pocket and was not reimbursed by your co. you would basically be obtaining funds by deception.
well i have both personal and business flights in there - and one trip was a combination of both (i actually paid half my flight and all the missues) I wonder how that works?
David Beer said:
www.airpassengerrefund.co.uk
worth a go for me, £200 !
Is this the official refund site?worth a go for me, £200 !
The refunds will be worth one-third of the fuel surcharge, between about £2 and £10 for each flight.
I'm intriged by that, i looked at flights last week thru our companies discount scheme and although the price was cheap it didnt include fuel surcharge, i looked it up and for long haul BA was £62 per sector and Virgin was £101
I'm intriged by that, i looked at flights last week thru our companies discount scheme and although the price was cheap it didnt include fuel surcharge, i looked it up and for long haul BA was £62 per sector and Virgin was £101
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