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British Airways has always done its best to tell customers about any changes made to their flights, usually by telephone.
Now that so many customers are accessible by email and SMS messaging it has become possible to develop an automated system which will inform them more quickly and reliably.
E-mail and SMS messaging are particularly useful when you are travelling, provided that you check your accounts regularly.
The message you receive will tell you if you need to take any further action as a result of receiving notification of changes. The changes will be clearly explained in the email or SMS and if any further explanation or action is required, the message you receive will tell you what action to take. If you need to contact British Airways, full contact details are provided on the email.
BA also require Advance passenger information, which can be added on Manage My Booking
 With the click of a button, Online Check-in means more time for you
Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, British Airways Online Check-in has been designed to save you time. Available 24 hours, 7 days a week, it allows you to choose your seat and check in from 24 hours' before your departure from the comfort of your home, office or hotel, just by visiting ba.com.
How to check in online and print your own boarding pass
Using Online Check-in is quick and easy. Just follow these steps and you are on your way:
- Retrieve your booking on ba.com by using Manage My Booking.
- Select 'Check-in Online' from the list of available options.
 See how Self-Service Check-in saves you time
Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, British Airways Self Service Check-in* has been designed to save you valuable time by enabling you to speed through the airport - so you'll have more time to work or relax.
Check in at the airport using Self-Service Check-in kiosks
When you arrive at the airport, head straight for one of the many Self-Service Check-in kiosks* located near the British Airways desks. They are quick and simple to use - just follow these four easy steps:
- Insert your Executive Club Card, credit card (this is used for identification purposes only) or cardboard ATB ticket into the slot of the check-in kiosk.
- When asked, confirm your booking using the touch screen.
- Select your preferred seat, using the interactive seating map
- The kiosk will then print your boarding pass**
If you have any baggage to check-in, simply deposit it with a member of staff at the Fast Bag Drop* and then proceed through security to the departure lounge or boarding gate.
So now that you've clicked that using British Airways Self-Service Check-in is the quick and easy way to speed through the airport, take the easier route next time you fly.
* BA has Self-Service Check-in kiosks at 39 locations on its network, please refer to ba.com for more information.
** Where a cardboard ATB ticket has been used, boarding information will be printed directly onto this.
* Available at selected airports only.
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