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Can’t book flights to Lima using CX website?
I can see from skyscanner and google flights that it is possible to fly CX and Latam to Lima. And I think CX also have codeshare with Latam. But why can’t I book using CX site?
Is there a way to book this itinerary so it will be in one PNR? If I book them separately, CX (HKG-LAX), LA (LAX-LIM), can I check through my bags to LIM? |
There should be nothing against a travel agent booking two carriers that will interline to each other on one ticket. You just don't have that much rights on the first carrier (CX) if you book the second on its own code.
But as a general observation - and I'm glad to be corrected - there is no through checking thru the US (some exception for MIA pre-pandemic but not aware for LAX). |
Originally Posted by percysmith
(Post 34790149)
There should be nothing against a travel agent booking two carriers that will interline to each other on one ticket. You just don't have that much rights on the first carrier (CX) if you book the second on its own code.
But as a general observation - and I'm glad to be corrected - there is no through checking thru the US (some exception for MIA pre-pandemic but not aware for LAX). |
Originally Posted by percysmith
(Post 34790149)
There should be nothing against a travel agent booking two carriers that will interline to each other on one ticket. You just don't have that much rights on the first carrier (CX) if you book the second on its own code.
But as a general observation - and I'm glad to be corrected - there is no through checking thru the US (some exception for MIA pre-pandemic but not aware for LAX). |
Originally Posted by percysmith
(Post 34790149)
There should be nothing against a travel agent booking two carriers that will interline to each other on one ticket. You just don't have that much rights on the first carrier (CX) if you book the second on its own code.
But as a general observation - and I'm glad to be corrected - there is no through checking thru the US (some exception for MIA pre-pandemic but not aware for LAX). |
By travel agents I include Online Travel Agents who are willing to sell you a ticket on Skyscanner; however you're likely to have to pick up luggage.
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Originally Posted by boybi
(Post 34789916)
I can see from skyscanner and google flights that it is possible to fly CX and Latam to Lima. And I think CX also have codeshare with Latam. But why can’t I book using CX site?
Is there a way to book this itinerary so it will be in one PNR? If I book them separately, CX (HKG-LAX), LA (LAX-LIM), can I check through my bags to LIM? Code:
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Originally Posted by percysmith
(Post 34790149)
There should be nothing against a travel agent booking two carriers that will interline to each other on one ticket. You just don't have that much rights on the first carrier (CX) if you book the second on its own code.
But as a general observation - and I'm glad to be corrected - there is no through checking thru the US (some exception for MIA pre-pandemic but not aware for LAX). |
I just booked through a travel agent. CX-LA. But noticed that CX and LA flights have different booking reference numbers. Is this normal?
Also, if my CX flight gets delayed or cancelled, which airline will rebook my connecting flight? Is this at no cost to me? |
Originally Posted by boybi
(Post 34813417)
I just booked through a travel agent. CX-LA. But noticed that CX and LA flights have different booking reference numbers. Is this normal?
Also, if my CX flight gets delayed or cancelled, which airline will rebook my connecting flight? Is this at no cost to me? Assuming the travel agent booked everything in 1 PNR, CX will be responsible to rebook you to the next available flight at no cost to you if the misconnection is due to delay of its incoming flight. |
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