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Old Sep 6, 2023 | 12:56 pm
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I agree with brunos. Just adding a few comments.
Originally Posted by ashsong
3. I will have only one checked bag at outbound. In the event I bought stuff at Hong Kong and want to utilise the one additional checked baggage allowance, would CX allow me to add luggage midway? The 2 sectors are on one PNR.
I had no problem doing that pre-pandemic.

Originally Posted by ashsong
4. My return will see me using CX to get to HKG on one ticket, then depart HKG onto 2 BA legs (The BA sectors on one PNR). The CX leg is not however on the same PNR as the BA ones. Their (CX) site still says through-check for interline partners are possible if the journey starts with CX. (Ref: https://www.cathaypacific.com/cx/en_...in-policy.html) But I am not sure if BA being OW is considered interline partner, or if CX non-HKG checkin staff understands about how to through-check OW. The sectors are a few hours apart from one another.
Allowed. If the CX check-in agent had a problem, show him/her this webpage?

Originally Posted by Visconti
1. Assuming in-town check in is open (it wasn't when I was last there several months or so ago), I've always been able to get the courtesy channel (forgot what it was called) voucher irrespective of whether or not I was checking in luggage.
Available now in Hong Kong station with limited hours. Not in Kowloon station yet.

Originally Posted by Visconti
4. Good question! You'd have to ask, because I had a situation where I was on a single PNR with BA connecting to AA, and BA during check in advised interline with AA on my itinerary was not available. So, maybe it's dependent on the first carrier, and if CX will interline, I'd verify it with them during check in.
The BA check-in agent was clearly mistaken. BA's policy (or oneworld's policy) is to through-check when on a single PNR, same ticket or not. See pages 5 and 6 of https://training.oneworld.com/refres...17%20FINAL.pdf
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