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Old Apr 21, 2009 | 10:21 pm
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Originally Posted by beerup
That would definitely make a difference.

OP: Are you asking about three separate tickets for flights (on three partner airlines) that have adjacent itineraries, i.e., connecting between three separately ticketed itineraries; or combining all the flights from the three airlines onto a single ticketed itinerary (e.g., using multi-city, all airlines on AA.com)? If it is the latter, you should be able to avoid baggage fees (as long as you get the right GA).
Nothing so neat and tidy as one itinerary. These are 3 separate PNRs on mostly different airlines (with a sufficient layover between each one). The only reason I ask is, as I mentioned, the only other time I've flown AA post-baggage fee I was able to get out of the fee on PNR 1 by showing PNR 2, which was a continuing international flight on AA a few days later. Since I'll be coming from an international destination (on a OW carrier no less) I'm sure it won't hurt to ask, I just wanted to see what people thought my chances were.
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