Handbag from Germany to Costa Rica
Mar 19, 22, 12:16 am
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Handbag from Germany to Costa Rica
Hello there,
I just have one specific question. My trip is taking me from Germany to Costa Rica, through the US. Since it's a trans-atlantic flight into the US, I can take my trekking backpack + my normal backpack (as a personal item) with me.
After I arrive in the US, the flight from Houston to Costa Rica technically isn't a trans-atlantic flight anymore, do I have to pay the trekking backpack from there or is it still included because it's the same trip?
Thanks for your time.
I just have one specific question. My trip is taking me from Germany to Costa Rica, through the US. Since it's a trans-atlantic flight into the US, I can take my trekking backpack + my normal backpack (as a personal item) with me.
After I arrive in the US, the flight from Houston to Costa Rica technically isn't a trans-atlantic flight anymore, do I have to pay the trekking backpack from there or is it still included because it's the same trip?
Thanks for your time.
Mar 19, 22, 1:10 am
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Originally Posted by Sido Gaidies
I just have one specific question. My trip is taking me from Germany to Costa Rica, through the US. Since it's a trans-atlantic flight into the US, I can take my trekking backpack + my normal backpack (as a personal item) with me.
After I arrive in the US, the flight from Houston to Costa Rica technically isn't a trans-atlantic flight anymore, do I have to pay the trekking backpack from there or is it still included because it's the same trip?
After I arrive in the US, the flight from Houston to Costa Rica technically isn't a trans-atlantic flight anymore, do I have to pay the trekking backpack from there or is it still included because it's the same trip?
Will be what your tickets/airline state in the t&c's.. No generic answer, as airline dependant.
Mar 19, 22, 1:16 am
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Originally Posted by Mwenenzi
All on 1 ticket?
Will be what your tickets/airline state in the t&c's.. No generic answer, as airline dependant.
Will be what your tickets/airline state in the t&c's.. No generic answer, as airline dependant.
Mar 19, 22, 1:49 am
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Originally Posted by Sido Gaidies
It's united airlines and I can't find any information about it. I don't even know whether both flights are on one ticket or not 😐
