msntriathlete
Aug 17, 11, 11:04 am
I read a ton of posts which helped but didn't completely answer my questions, so I'm hoping to tap into the knowledgebase of my FT colleagues:
I'm planning my second trip to India this winter.
Last January, with my MSN-MSP-CDG-DEL routing, our luggage spent an extra, romantic day in Paris (we were at the tail-end of the massive CDG luggage fiasco from the snowstorms). Our bags got to DEL a day or 2 later. Not a big problem, since we were staying in DEL for a few days.
Next February, we may not have the luxury of staying at our international arrival point for a few days for our luggage to catch up to us. If I fly MSN-MSP-CDG-BLR or -DEL, and then fly onward to HYD or MAA on IT/9W, what happens if my bags get stuck in Europe, and I'm already off to another city? Would AF forward them to wherever I'm at, or do I somehow have to get back to my international arrival point to get them?
Aggressive use of rollabords is definitely part of the plan, but between the two of us, we'll probably still have to check one bag with a few less-important items.
Many thanks for the advice!
I'm planning my second trip to India this winter.
Last January, with my MSN-MSP-CDG-DEL routing, our luggage spent an extra, romantic day in Paris (we were at the tail-end of the massive CDG luggage fiasco from the snowstorms). Our bags got to DEL a day or 2 later. Not a big problem, since we were staying in DEL for a few days.
Next February, we may not have the luxury of staying at our international arrival point for a few days for our luggage to catch up to us. If I fly MSN-MSP-CDG-BLR or -DEL, and then fly onward to HYD or MAA on IT/9W, what happens if my bags get stuck in Europe, and I'm already off to another city? Would AF forward them to wherever I'm at, or do I somehow have to get back to my international arrival point to get them?
Aggressive use of rollabords is definitely part of the plan, but between the two of us, we'll probably still have to check one bag with a few less-important items.
Many thanks for the advice!