> Had you come on here before booking the tickets, folks would have explained that you

I did read forum and i thought i understood, that's why i went ahead. I actually think it is very hard to find out whether airlines are responsible for you when 'interlining' with information available. Please show me thread that states that they are not liable for interlining passengers due to their own delays.

> Cathay actually went above and beyond what it was required to do

Really, promised to have someone there to help me with transfer, but nobody at all? Above and beyond??

>and "nearly 2 hours" for connecting between separate international carriers on separate tickets is nowhere near safe enough to ensure

It's above the minimum required, if they require more they should change rules. It was only option available.

>It decreases the readability of your post and provides no information that would help someone to help you now.

I do apologise for putting one extra line of information, you're just being silly now.

>Also, I recommend you use a more descriptive title in the future flagging for readers what it is you want input on.

I think it's very relevant as my complaint isn't about delay, these things happen,but about how alliance members can't talk to each other and help passengers transferring between partners as stated on OW website!!

This is OW's statement:

oneworld was the first global alliance to introduce interline ticketing between member airlines, which means you enjoy smooth transfers and greater flexibility across the entire network, and offers the widest range of alliance fares, making it easier to travel throughout its global network.

I don't believe they met this statement hence the post and title.

CX seem to think they were responsible for my onwards flight due to delay. Either way they provided me with ticket itinerary, S7 say there is a mistake in it and i am now stranded. Two OW partners should be able to sort this out between them. If not i don't see ... is the point of the alliance.

Thanks...