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CX WILL interline to other oneworld airlines if travelling on separate PNRs
Hi, I have heard that OW members will no longer check baggage to final destination if the two sections of flights are not on the same ticket. Is that true? If it is, when will this regulation be effective? Thanks.
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I don't believe there has been anything official about this. Have you seen anything published?
CX is very good at interlining baggage where possible. |
As far as I know, MH is the only OW member that doesn't play nice when it comes to transferring between 2 itineraries.
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Originally Posted by Penguinmoon
(Post 26725761)
As far as I know, MH is the only OW member that doesn't play nice when it comes to transferring between 2 itineraries.
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I haven't seen any threads on BA, but this would suck for me. Have a BA to CX flight in October I was planning on transferring luggage on different tickets....:(
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QR refused to check my bags through to NRT yesterday citing a new OW policy effective 1 June.
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Originally Posted by lewisyu
(Post 26726203)
Many recent reports of BA refusal on luggage interlining for separate PNRs (even both are on BA metals) or single PNR but two carriers.
1) on any carrier if on the same ticket; 2) on separate tickets only if the connection is to an OW airline. |
Originally Posted by felixtae
(Post 26727261)
QR refused to check my bags through to NRT yesterday citing a new OW policy effective 1 June.
https://www.oneworld.com/airports-de...-during-travel oneworld transfers If you are travelling on connecting oneworld flights, your luggage will be checked through to your final destination at the time of check-in.* If the time between connecting oneworld flights is more than 12 hours, you may need to collect your luggage on arrival and check-in again with the outbound carrier. ... *You may be required to collect and re-check your bags at certain airports due to local security or customs policies. |
Originally Posted by NickB
(Post 26727329)
?? Where exactly are these "many recent reports"? AFAIK, BA policy is and remains that they will interline baggage:
1) on any carrier if on the same ticket; 2) on separate tickets only if the connection is to an OW airline. https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...aggage-qr.html |
Originally Posted by sscywong
(Post 26728165)
So either OW's website is incorrect, your stopover time is 12+ hours, or DOH has a new special policy effective 1 June...
https://www.oneworld.com/airports-de...-during-travel It was QR 1018 connect to CX 738, only less than 2 hrs at DXB. Thus, it cannot be sure to long connections. |
Originally Posted by lewisyu
(Post 26728301)
Several reports about problem interlining luggage.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...aggage-qr.html
Originally Posted by Nuster
(Post 26668301)
The key question is : has there been a policy change?
It does not appear so, certainly as neither BA nor Oneworld have communicated any change. Therefore it follows that this is BA staff incompetence. It has happened to me about 5 times over the years - every time at the First check in in LHR and every time I escalated until it was successfully resolved. |
Originally Posted by sxc
(Post 26725582)
I don't believe there has been anything official about this. Have you seen anything published?
CX is very good at interlining baggage where possible. |
Originally Posted by felixtae
(Post 26727261)
QR refused to check my bags through to NRT yesterday citing a new OW policy effective 1 June.
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It's a OW policy that came into effect on the 01JUN, it's on all separate tickets including OW airlines.
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Originally Posted by planesailing38
(Post 26731231)
It's a OW policy that came into effect on the 01JUN, it's on all separate tickets including OW airlines.
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