Onepass reward ticket
Aug 14, 10, 4:29 pm
#1
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Onepass reward ticket
hey guys,I'm new here and need some advice from you.I redeemed Onepass miles to ANA reward ticket,here is my question,my ANA flight will arrive at NRT at 5:05,and my next flight(not reward ticket) operated by Air Canada will leave at 5:55,so if there something goes wrong I missed my connecting flight,which airline should I deal with?Should I contact CO,coz the issued the ticket;or ANA,because of their delay?Thanks guys in advance for your help.Any input is appreciated.
Aug 14, 10, 4:44 pm
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If you miss the connection then no one is liable other than you. No carrier will take responsibility for missing flights between different PNRs like that. And a 50 minute connection in NRT is begging for trouble even if it was all on one PNR.
Is the NH ticket a domestic itinerary or international? If domestic then you've got to clear outbound immigration, too, which is going to take time.
And how did you plan to meet the AC check-in cut-off time not being in the airport until 50 minutes prior to departure?
You've set yourself up for a pretty major failure here IMO.
If you miss the connection then no one is liable other than you. No carrier will take responsibility for missing flights between different PNRs like that. And a 50 minute connection in NRT is begging for trouble even if it was all on one PNR.
Is the NH ticket a domestic itinerary or international? If domestic then you've got to clear outbound immigration, too, which is going to take time.
And how did you plan to meet the AC check-in cut-off time not being in the airport until 50 minutes prior to departure?
You've set yourself up for a pretty major failure here IMO.
Aug 14, 10, 4:48 pm
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The only one who is responsible in this situation is you. If you have separate tickets, then you need to change or pay penalty on your own, should ANA flight be delayed.
Leaving 50minutes on two separate tickets, is not recommended, even no insurace covers this. On regional flights, for instance, insurance kicks in if you have left at least 3hr gap between two flights, if they are on separate tickets.
Here is also point of reference, for the case if it would be one ticket:
[KVS Availability Tool 5.7.4/Diamond - Reference: Minimum Connection Time [MCT]: NRT/NH-AC]
I hope your Air Canada ticket is flexible and I would strongly recommend to rebook yourself on later AirCanada flight.
Leaving 50minutes on two separate tickets, is not recommended, even no insurace covers this. On regional flights, for instance, insurance kicks in if you have left at least 3hr gap between two flights, if they are on separate tickets.
Here is also point of reference, for the case if it would be one ticket:
[KVS Availability Tool 5.7.4/Diamond - Reference: Minimum Connection Time [MCT]: NRT/NH-AC]
Code:
DD DI ID II
STANDARD: NRT 020 060 060 060
TERMINAL: NRT 1 TO 1 030 100 100 060
1 TO 2 050 110 110 090
2 TO 1 050 110 110 090
2 TO 2 030 100 100 090
EXCEPTIONS:
A/L FLT-NBR TR DEPARR AREA
NH 0001-5000 1 --- --- 075 045
AC 1
NH 5951-6399 1 --- --- 075 045
AC 1
NH 6751-7649 1 --- --- 075 045
AC 1
NH 1 --- 045 --- 045
AC 1
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 GUM
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 GUM
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 SPN
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SU
P
-ALL- 2 SPN
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 GUM
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 GUM
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 SPN
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 SPN
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 US
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 US
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 US
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 US
**END OF DISPLAY**
Aug 14, 10, 7:37 pm
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Originally Posted by sbm12
Welcome to FlyerTalk!
If you miss the connection then no one is liable other than you. No carrier will take responsibility for missing flights between different PNRs like that. And a 50 minute connection in NRT is begging for trouble even if it was all on one PNR.
Is the NH ticket a domestic itinerary or international? If domestic then you've got to clear outbound immigration, too, which is going to take time.
And how did you plan to meet the AC check-in cut-off time not being in the airport until 50 minutes prior to departure?
You've set yourself up for a pretty major failure here IMO.
If you miss the connection then no one is liable other than you. No carrier will take responsibility for missing flights between different PNRs like that. And a 50 minute connection in NRT is begging for trouble even if it was all on one PNR.
Is the NH ticket a domestic itinerary or international? If domestic then you've got to clear outbound immigration, too, which is going to take time.
And how did you plan to meet the AC check-in cut-off time not being in the airport until 50 minutes prior to departure?
You've set yourself up for a pretty major failure here IMO.
Aug 14, 10, 7:41 pm
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 9
Originally Posted by Fims
The only one who is responsible in this situation is you. If you have separate tickets, then you need to change or pay penalty on your own, should ANA flight be delayed.
Leaving 50minutes on two separate tickets, is not recommended, even no insurace covers this. On regional flights, for instance, insurance kicks in if you have left at least 3hr gap between two flights, if they are on separate tickets.
Here is also point of reference, for the case if it would be one ticket:
[KVS Availability Tool 5.7.4/Diamond - Reference: Minimum Connection Time [MCT]: NRT/NH-AC]
I hope your Air Canada ticket is flexible and I would strongly recommend to rebook yourself on later AirCanada flight.
Leaving 50minutes on two separate tickets, is not recommended, even no insurace covers this. On regional flights, for instance, insurance kicks in if you have left at least 3hr gap between two flights, if they are on separate tickets.
Here is also point of reference, for the case if it would be one ticket:
[KVS Availability Tool 5.7.4/Diamond - Reference: Minimum Connection Time [MCT]: NRT/NH-AC]
Code:
DD DI ID II
STANDARD: NRT 020 060 060 060
TERMINAL: NRT 1 TO 1 030 100 100 060
1 TO 2 050 110 110 090
2 TO 1 050 110 110 090
2 TO 2 030 100 100 090
EXCEPTIONS:
A/L FLT-NBR TR DEPARR AREA
NH 0001-5000 1 --- --- 075 045
AC 1
NH 5951-6399 1 --- --- 075 045
AC 1
NH 6751-7649 1 --- --- 075 045
AC 1
NH 1 --- 045 --- 045
AC 1
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 GUM
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 GUM
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 SPN
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SU
P
-ALL- 2 SPN
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 GUM
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 GUM
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 SPN
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 SPN
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 US
NH 1 GUM --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 US
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 1 US
NH 1 US --- --- --- SUP
-ALL- 2 US
**END OF DISPLAY**
Aug 14, 10, 7:44 pm
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Originally Posted by clementsafin
the NH part is an international flight from China,NH 904,and I noticed on line check-in is avaiable for the AC flights departing from NRT,so I can do the boarding pass thing in advance.Do you think that works?
DLC-NRT NH904
NRT-YVR AC4
But as was said, it leaves little room for error.
1) check in online for AC
2) get to DLC early and ask NH to check your luggage through to AC. They should do it but you need to leave plenty of time to check in.
Good luck. It is not something I would try!
Aug 14, 10, 7:47 pm
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Originally Posted by fti
It does appear that your connection is a legal connection:
DLC-NRT NH904
NRT-YVR AC4
But as was said, it leaves little room for error.
1) check in online for AC
2) get to DLC early and ask NH to check your luggage through to AC. They should do it but you need to leave plenty of time to check in.
Good luck. It is not something I would try!
DLC-NRT NH904
NRT-YVR AC4
But as was said, it leaves little room for error.
1) check in online for AC
2) get to DLC early and ask NH to check your luggage through to AC. They should do it but you need to leave plenty of time to check in.
Good luck. It is not something I would try!
