Yes, you can cancel British Airways (BA) flights and request a refund, but it depends on the type of ticket you purchased and the specific circumstances of your cancellation. British Airways offers different fare types—some are refundable, while others are non-refundable. If you've booked a flexible or fully refundable fare, you can cancel at any time and receive a full refund. However, for non-refundable tickets, cancellation may incur a fee or result in no refund at all, except for government taxes and fees.

Passengers have a 24-hour grace period after booking to cancel their flights for a full refund, regardless of the fare type, as long as the booking was made directly through British Airways and the departure date is at least 24 hours away. If you cancel after that period, the refund amount will depend on your fare class and the time left before departure. In cases where BA cancels your flight or significantly changes your itinerary, you are entitled to a full refund or a rebooking at no extra cost.

To cancel your booking, visit the British Airways website, log into your account or use the “Manage My Booking” section. There you’ll find cancellation options and refund eligibility. Alternatively, you can contact British Airways customer service at +1-(833)-845-(1858) for personalized assistance and support. Keep your booking reference handy to speed up the process.

If you purchased your ticket through a travel agent or third-party website, you must contact them directly for cancellation and refund procedures. Always review the terms and conditions of your ticket before making changes, and consider adding travel insurance to protect against unexpected disruptions. British Airways aims to make the process straightforward but being informed of your rights and options is always beneficial.