A British Airways passenger disputed a refundable seat assignment fee after the airline canceled his family’s original flight and lost their paid seats. British Airways then appears to have canceled his wife’s underlying ticket over the chargeback, leaving the family to buy a $3,200 replacement at the airport, showing why you never dispute an airline charge before travel is complete.
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