Originally Posted by
irishguy28
Given that Air Serbia won't be operating the transatlantic leg, you can forget about getting the Air Serbia allowance of two checked bags. On multi-carrier itineraries, the "most significant carrier" rule applies, which in general, for a Europe-to-US ticket, would mean that the allowance of the airline operating the actual transatlantic sector would be the allowance that applies to the entire ticket.
Given that Air Serbia won't be operating the transatlantic leg, you can forget about getting the Air Serbia allowance of two checked bags.[/QUOTE]
incorrect. while that is true for the majority rule, flights to the usa use their origin carrier/origin market for bag allowance
for flights ending in the USA AirSerbia (JU) allows 2 free checked bags even with layovers and connection to different airways confirmed with the home office and airport in Beograd
further more; US DOT Regulation 399.87 applies to all flights on tickets whose origin or ultimate destination is the USA. And since April 2015 Canada introduced its own regulation 144-A-2014 which applies essentially the same rules as the US. These are known as the First Marketing Carrier rule
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