AA ticket, AY Codeshare, BA Metal
My husband is traveling in a couple of weeks JFK-LHR-TLV in Club. Ticket was booked through AA (AA ticket number). The JFK-LHR is an AY codeshare flight number on BA metal, connecting to LHR-TLV (BA flight number / BA metal). He is able to select a seat for the TLV-LHR flight (for a fee of course as he has no status) but not for the JFK-LHR.
Wondering if anyone knows a way to select a seat in advance for a BA flight booked as AY codeshare? Have tried the Finnair website without success. Has anyone managed this? And if not, will he be able to online check-in at T-24 and select a seat? Or will the AY codeshare require airport check-in? Any experience with this situation greatly appreciated. |
Have you tried using the booking reference you used on the Finnair website on the BA website?
I'm sure BA should be able to allocate a seat over the phone too if all else fails. |
There are (at least) 3 PNRs in this kind of situation:
- the AA one - the AY one (for the JFK-LHR) - the BA one (operating PNR for the JFK-LHR) - maybe another BA one for LHR-TLV, although this could be / probably is the same as the AY one It's the third one that you need to book your seats on JFK-LHR. |
Originally Posted by BA6501
(Post 33994802)
There are (at least) 3 PNRs in this kind of situation:
- the AA one - the AY one (for the JFK-LHR) - the BA one (operating PNR for the JFK-LHR) - maybe another BA one for LHR-TLV, although this could be / probably is the same as the AY one It's the third one that you need to book your seats on JFK-LHR. This is the PNR we have been using on BA.com - it shows both flights but only allows seat selection for the LHR-TLV (JFK-LHR says seats available on check-in). Any idea how we find the missing BA PNR for the JFK-LHR? |
At this stage I would just call BA.
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BA and AY are both Amadeus airlines so the PNR will be the same. It’s only different for airlines that use non-1A systems.
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BA tend to have an operating PNR in these cases. If you look closely - at least in the old MMB version - one of the flights will be listed as "for information only" rather than confirmed.
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Originally Posted by BA6501
(Post 33997707)
BA tend to have an operating PNR in these cases. If you look closely - at least in the old MMB version - one of the flights will be listed as "for information only" rather than confirmed.
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