wrldtrvllr
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I have an Iberia marketed codeshare itinerary cross-Atlantic that has been partially used (outbound JFK-LHR used; inbound CPH-LHR-JFK-ORD unused).
It was unfortunately purchased through an online travel agent that is swamped.
I have noticed the LHR-JFK leg is now cancelled (when looking up booking ref on Iberia website); I obviously have no intention of utilising the legs and would ideally get refund - would I be protected under EU laws, or US (since that was origination)? And what refund would I expect - surely they would deconstruct on same basis as constructing 2 half-trips to form a roundtrip so that I don't end up with a pitiful refund? A credit voucher would be of little use on IB since I've never previously used them nor intend to going forward.
Thanks for any learned advice.
It was unfortunately purchased through an online travel agent that is swamped.
I have noticed the LHR-JFK leg is now cancelled (when looking up booking ref on Iberia website); I obviously have no intention of utilising the legs and would ideally get refund - would I be protected under EU laws, or US (since that was origination)? And what refund would I expect - surely they would deconstruct on same basis as constructing 2 half-trips to form a roundtrip so that I don't end up with a pitiful refund? A credit voucher would be of little use on IB since I've never previously used them nor intend to going forward.
Thanks for any learned advice.
