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Delayed BA 471 Flight: Claiming Compensation

Regulation EU EC261/ 2004 mandates that British Airways compensate passengers for flight delays if your flight BA 471 departing from Barcelona International Airport (BCN) and traveling to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is delayed upon arrival. The airline must pay flight delay compensation if your arrival time in London is more than 3 hours late.

Passengers on British Airways flight BA 471 may be eligible for compensation, and AirAdvisor's team can help you determine if you do. We provide a free flight checker for flight BA471 to help you determine your eligibility and navigate the compensation process.

 

BA 471 Flight Cancelled: Your Compensation Rights

Passengers on British Airways flight BA 471 from Barcelona International Airport to London Heathrow Airport may be eligible for compensation of {{compensation}}€ if the flight is cancelled, subject to specific eligibility criteria.

When our clients try to resolve it themselves, British Airways frequently denies their requests for flight cancellation compensation; however, AirAdvisor claims can help avoid this issue. 

 Claiming compensation from British Airways for delayed arrival at London Heathrow Airport

Passenger Rights: Flight Compensation and How to Proceed

 Delayed or cancelled British Airways flight BA471 next steps

Passengers on Flight BA 471 have the right to a refund if the flight is cancelled

According to the law, if your flight BA 471 is cancelled, British Airways is required to reimburse you for any additional expenses (such as an overnight accommodation in Barcelona) directly caused by the disruption, as well as to honor your request for a refund of the Barcelona to London ticket. 

Learn more about flight BA471 refund.

 

Route Map of British Airways Flight BA471 from Barcelona to London



Pointers on British Airways trip disruptions

What amount of compensation can be claimed in case of delayed or cancelled British Airways flights

British Airways - The Basics

British Airways is a large player on the world aviation scene and offers many routes to as many as 200 worldwide destinations all over Europe, North and South America, Asia, and Africa. It even takes passengers as far as Australia. BA operates a large base from London's Heathrow, and it maintains a total of 280 aircraft in its fleet. British Airways is renowned for its first-class service and vast network of international destinations; some of its most popular routes include New York City to London, London to Singapore, and London to Dubai.

Barcelona Airport: The Low-down

Among the busiest airports in the world, Barcelona International Airport maintains its status as a major gateway to Europe and started transporting commercial travelers in 1927. Today it has two terminals, 4 runways, and provides services to roughly 40 million customers every year. Often simply called El Prat, Barcelona Airport is the operational base of Vueling, which is Spain’s biggest airline. The airport also features on the routes of 60 additional airlines. In total, Barcelona Airport (BCN) has non-stop flights that reach five continents and nearly 200 exciting destinations.

Heathrow Airport - A Summary

Heathrow Airport, not far from central London, is a premier international aviation hub renowned for its exceptional facilities and services. On a regular basis, Heathrow efficiently manages 80 million passengers yearly, offering a seamless travel experience. Heathrow's state-of-the-art infrastructure, supported by its diverse range of airlines, connects people to upwards of 210 destinations worldwide. With its sustainability commitment and innovation, Heathrow Airport continues to invest in modern technologies to minimize its environmental impact and enhance passenger convenience. This world-class airport plays a vital role in connecting travellers with the British capital, Europe, and many other exciting locations.

 

FAQs about Flight Compensation for British Airways BA 471 from Barcelona to London

 

What should you do if flight BA 471 from Barcelona to London experiences a delay?

You can submit a claim for compensation risk-free after you ask British Airways for the delay reasons. Our knowledgeable team can assist you in arguing your case, even against British Airways. You can be confident because we operate on a No-Win, No-Fee basis, so you have nothing to lose.

 

Can I request compensation if my flight BA 471 was delayed by 2 hours upon arrival at London Airport?

If your flight BA 471 is delayed less than 3 hours, EC 261 Regulation from 2004 does not entitle you to submit your compensation claim and get a refund for a disrupted flight. But in the situation of flight cancellation or a longer delay, you may qualify for a compensation of 250€.

 

If there is a delay for my flight BA 471, what compensation am I eligible to claim?

If your arrival in London is delayed by 3 hours or more, you have the right to claim compensation for the delayed flight of 250€ under UE 261 Regulation.

 

How else can the flight BA471 be identified?

You can refer to this British Airways flight as BA471, BAW471, BA 471, or BAW 471.