The coronavirus pandemic has caused huge travel restrictions all over the world, leaving many to deal with cancelled flights and holidays - find out how you can get a refund on your airline tickets.
April 23, 2020 - 10:44 BST Megan Bull Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has advised Brits against non-essential travel worldwide. With international border closures and much of the world on lockdown, many people across the UK are contending with cancelled flights and excursions. Not sure how to get your money back? We've got you covered. From British Airways and EasyJet, to Virgin Atlantic and Ryanair, find out what your options are.
Alternatively, if you do not wish to rebook or claim a voucher, customers can contact BA on 0800 727 800 from the UK, or +44 203 250 0145 from outside the UK, to discuss refund options.Virgin Atlantic Anyone looking to secure a refund from Virgin Atlantic has been asked to fill in a form on the airline's website. However, there are alternative options available which can help you to ensure that you receive the full value of your ticket.
The airline will not charge a fee, however new flights are subject to availability and any difference in the fare. If you rebook to finish travel by 30th November 2020, no difference in fare or change fee will be charged.
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