Oneworld connection protection on separate tickets
Apr 26, 2015, 3:44 pm
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Anyone have experience linking British Airways to Dragon Air? I have a trip coming up and taking a flight out of HKG 4 hours after arriving to HAN would save me a day in Hong Kong having to wait until the next day. I am not sure 4 hours would leave time to get through immigration, collect bags and then recheck in.
What do mean by linking?
Apr 26, 2015, 3:54 pm
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Dragon Air is not a OneWorld airline http://www.oneworld.com/member-airlines/overview
As much a OW airline as American Eagle is
Apr 27, 2015, 1:00 am
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Anyone have experience linking British Airways to Dragon Air? I have a trip coming up and taking a flight out of HKG 4 hours after arriving to HAN would save me a day in Hong Kong having to wait until the next day. I am not sure 4 hours would leave time to get through immigration, collect bags and then recheck in.
Apr 27, 2015, 11:20 am
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Oneworld connection protection on separate tickets
Any idea of whom to contact @OneWorld? Can't seem to find any email addresses for anyone in the organization.
Flying AY and then QR n separate tickets and would like a clarification before contacting Finnair about it.
Thanks!
Flying AY and then QR n separate tickets and would like a clarification before contacting Finnair about it.
Thanks!
Apr 27, 2015, 3:56 pm
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Contact both airlines. But do not expect a responce from QR.
How long between each flight? At which airport? Do you have a passport/visa valid for entry into that country?
Apr 27, 2015, 5:04 pm
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oneworld.com was registered by a company called "Perfect Privacy LLC"
The technical contact for the domain registration is [email protected] m
I don't think oneworld.com wants any visitors right now
http://whois.domaintools.com/oneworld.com
The technical contact for the domain registration is [email protected] m
I don't think oneworld.com wants any visitors right now
http://whois.domaintools.com/oneworld.com
Jun 2, 2015, 7:30 pm
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I was hoping for some help regarding a booking I made with Qatar Airways - I am flying from CDG to Bombay with a stopover in Doha. And, I used my American miles to book a award travel from NYC-CDG - with a 2 hour 20 minutes gap between the flights after arriving in Paris.
I called American to see if they could issue me a Qatar Boarding pass in NYC but, they declined but did offer to route my luggage to my final destination in spite of it being two separate bookings.
So, my question is can I transfer from Terminal 2A (American) to Terminal 1 (Qatar) without a boarding pass and get one issued by Qatar at the gate or will I be required to step out of security and go back to the ticketing counter for the boarding pass. Also, I looked on Qatar's website and it says I can check-in using the mobile boarding pass but, can I get the boarding pass issued without seeing an ticket agent since, I hold an Indian passport.
I called American to see if they could issue me a Qatar Boarding pass in NYC but, they declined but did offer to route my luggage to my final destination in spite of it being two separate bookings.
So, my question is can I transfer from Terminal 2A (American) to Terminal 1 (Qatar) without a boarding pass and get one issued by Qatar at the gate or will I be required to step out of security and go back to the ticketing counter for the boarding pass. Also, I looked on Qatar's website and it says I can check-in using the mobile boarding pass but, can I get the boarding pass issued without seeing an ticket agent since, I hold an Indian passport.
Jun 17, 2015, 8:46 am
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> http://www.aa.com/i18n/agency/Booking_Ticketing/Reaccom/oneworld_tkt_policy.jsp
And now it is gone.
And now it is gone.
Jul 17, 2015, 5:29 pm
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If you travel on BA WT+ with an allowance of 2 pieces and then connect to a domestic UK service with an allowance of 1 piece on a separate ticket, do BA honour the allowance of the flight you have arrived on? I know if it's one ticket then the highest allowance applies to all sectors on that PNR but wasn't sure in the case of separate tickets. The time between flights is 3 hours and the connection is at T5 if that makes any difference (BOS-LHR-LBA).
Jul 17, 2015, 7:35 pm
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... and the document: SalesLink - Booking and Ticketing Home
Jul 18, 2015, 5:46 am
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If you travel on BA WT+ with an allowance of 2 pieces and then connect to a domestic UK service with an allowance of 1 piece on a separate ticket, do BA honour the allowance of the flight you have arrived on? I know if it's one ticket then the highest allowance applies to all sectors on that PNR but wasn't sure in the case of separate tickets. The time between flights is 3 hours and the connection is at T5 if that makes any difference (BOS-LHR-LBA).
But if it were through checked chances are no one would notice