Great service for through bag check even though no interline agreement
I was pleasentlyy surprised yesterday.
short intro. I am 75 k mvpg and we had two itineraries all in business class. First was AS from PDX to YVR and from there BA from YVR to LHR and from there On Air Serbia JU to BEG. last two flights were part of same itinerary sold by BA. AS and BA interline and BA and JU interline. I was really surprised that Alaska could send the begs all the way to BEG. That is a great news. The only thing that happen too all itineraries is alaska one, could not be seen in the app and BA would say no bags can be checked. But it appears everything works. Did anyone else have similar experience that bags can be check to final destination even though first and last partner do not interline but the one between. Is this the only combo where it would work Thx |
While it’s mixed reporting. I have been able to do AS to DL on separate tickets. I have also been able to do DL to AS on AS ticket stock. (Post breakup). The AS DL mixed ticket was bought through AS. |
Originally Posted by felicidad76
(Post 31477314)
I was pleasentlyy surprised yesterday.
short intro. I am 75 k mvpg and we had two itineraries all in business class. First was AS from PDX to YVR and from there BA from YVR to LHR and from there On Air Serbia JU to BEG. last two flights were part of same itinerary sold by BA. Was your BEG flight ticketed on a BA codeshare flight number? |
Originally Posted by Idaho Territory
(Post 31477518)
While it’s mixed reporting. I have been able to do AS to DL on separate tickets. I have also been able to do DL to AS on AS ticket stock. (Post breakup). The AS DL mixed ticket was bought through AS. |
I have been able to do this too. They way I understand it a ticket can be issued thay includes two airlines that don't interline, if it is ticketed on the stock of an airline that interlines with both of them. As for baggage, I think the interline only covers the hand off. So, you couldn't transfer directly from AS to JU. The trouble is that that checking a bag like this requires manual intervention, so not all airlines or agents will be willing to do this.
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The thread title is misleading.
AS has an interline baggage agreement with BA and BA has one with JU. That is all that is required for the bags to be checked PDX-BEG On separate tickets it is up to the originating carrier, AS. But, suggesting that the bags could be checked across carriers without an interline agreement is incorrect. |
Originally Posted by Tracer_SEA
(Post 31479705)
Interesting! Thanks for sharing.
Was your BEG flight ticketed on a BA codeshare flight number? |
Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 31480391)
The thread title is misleading.
AS has an interline baggage agreement with BA and BA has one with JU. That is all that is required for the bags to be checked PDX-BEG On separate tickets it is up to the originating carrier, AS. But, suggesting that the bags could be checked across carriers without an interline agreement is incorrect. i am wondering in Air Serbia can do it in reverse direction. This time I cannot test it as I am flying back on Sept 10 when ba is on strike, so my flights are cancelled and I am rerouted with AA to LAX to spend a night there |
Originally Posted by Aliquot
(Post 31480314)
I have been able to do this too. They way I understand it a ticket can be issued thay includes two airlines that don't interline, if it is ticketed on the stock of an airline that interlines with both of them. As for baggage, I think the interline only covers the hand off. So, you couldn't transfer directly from AS to JU. The trouble is that that checking a bag like this requires manual intervention, so not all airlines or agents will be willing to do this.
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Originally Posted by felicidad76
(Post 31480908)
So u think, if the same combo was sold on JU ticket stock, but with the same oder of flights, this could not happen?Also, AS agent printed BA boarding pass and gave it to me, in complete different itinerary. Well, technology is working for us...
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