Luggage Interlining
Dec 19, 2022, 4:52 pm
#16
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Appreciate if someone can help confirm my understanding of my luggage situation on my upcoming trip. AA Award SEA-DOH-BOM on QR in J, separate AS Revenue Ticket PDX-SEA in Y to position for the international flight. Connection time in SEA 4 Hours.
Since QR J allowance is 2x 70lbs/32kgs for checked luggage, AS should allow me the same and through check my bags all the way to BOM, given AS/QR are OW and have interline agreements and not have to pay AS baggage fees, correct? Thank you.
Since QR J allowance is 2x 70lbs/32kgs for checked luggage, AS should allow me the same and through check my bags all the way to BOM, given AS/QR are OW and have interline agreements and not have to pay AS baggage fees, correct? Thank you.
When making international connections on a separate ticket to other airlines within twelve (12) hours of arriving in the connection city, you may follow the baggage allowance and weight restrictions of the international airline - provided a ticketing and baggage agreement is in place between Alaska Airlines and the other carrier.
Dec 19, 2022, 5:08 pm
#17
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Is it fair to assume that the fact that it states "you may follow the baggage allowance and weight restrictions of the international airline ..." it is implied if international airline does not charge, AS wont either? Apart from allowing the added weight
Maybe i am being nit picky here around the verbiage.....
Dec 19, 2022, 5:54 pm
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Thank you. Sorry I should have mentioned "quoted" the AS verbiage around it, which I am aware of. However since it doesn't explicitly confirm no AS baggage fee would incur, especially since they charge $100 for a bag >51lbs.
Is it fair to assume that the fact that it states "you may follow the baggage allowance and weight restrictions of the international airline ..." it is implied if international airline does not charge, AS wont either? Apart from allowing the added weight
Maybe i am being nit picky here around the verbiage.....
Is it fair to assume that the fact that it states "you may follow the baggage allowance and weight restrictions of the international airline ..." it is implied if international airline does not charge, AS wont either? Apart from allowing the added weight
Maybe i am being nit picky here around the verbiage.....