British Airways vouchers are soon set to expire
MoneySavingExpert.com , backed by Martin Lewis, has issued an urgent warning to all British Airways passengers who currently possess eVouchers.
If you accepted a voucher because your British Airways flight was disrupted or cancelled, then you must use this before the end of September 2025, otherwise you could miss out. "If you've got any vouchers, you should get an email with the subject 'Your eVouchers with British Airways' within a couple of hours.
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