Originally Posted by
Freddie Laker
"If your journey includes connecting flights with more than one airline, the checked baggage policy of the airline that operates the longer leg will apply. For example, if you fly with American Airlines from New York to London and connect onto British Airways to Amsterdam, the leg with American Airlines is longer and their baggage policy applies to the whole journey"
The connecting flight from TPA-MIA is available to "buy" on BA.com as an avios booking for 18k avios + £6 all in for the 4 of us

Would I be clutching at straws to think that by buying my "flights" through "ba.com" the "checked baggage policy of the airline that operates the longer leg will apply"
I've just had a read of this
http://www.aa.com/i18n/agency/Bookin...tkt_policy.jsp is this the policy offering protection as mentioned by nux?
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You don't have a connecting flight, you have a separate booking.
Yes that is the correct AA policy for protection on separate bookings.
Last edited by nux; Jul 17, 2014 at 5:42 am