UA to F9 (two different PNRs)
#1
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UA to F9 (two different PNRs)
Hello! I asked this over on the UA board, but maybe one of you had done this before.
Flying on a UA--> to F9 flight. Connecting in DEN. Two different PNRs with baggage.
F9 said it shouldn't be an issue once I check-in, and tell UA that I have a continuing flight on F9, but I am skeptical. Has anyone done this before. I know they have an interline, but hmmmm...risky?
Flying on a UA--> to F9 flight. Connecting in DEN. Two different PNRs with baggage.
F9 said it shouldn't be an issue once I check-in, and tell UA that I have a continuing flight on F9, but I am skeptical. Has anyone done this before. I know they have an interline, but hmmmm...risky?
#2
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 2,653
Hello! I asked this over on the UA board, but maybe one of you had done this before.
Flying on a UA--> to F9 flight. Connecting in DEN. Two different PNRs with baggage.
F9 said it shouldn't be an issue once I check-in, and tell UA that I have a continuing flight on F9, but I am skeptical. Has anyone done this before. I know they have an interline, but hmmmm...risky?
Flying on a UA--> to F9 flight. Connecting in DEN. Two different PNRs with baggage.
F9 said it shouldn't be an issue once I check-in, and tell UA that I have a continuing flight on F9, but I am skeptical. Has anyone done this before. I know they have an interline, but hmmmm...risky?
#7
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Colorado
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Posts: 813
I had two interline experiences this year with UA & F9 and there were no troubles whatsoever. Connection time was about an hour in each case.