Eurowings Interline SQ (FCO)
Feb 26, 2019, 7:02 am
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Eurowings Interline SQ (FCO)
Dear fellow FTers,
Did a few searchers but I can't seem to find any conclusive info.
I would like to fly VIE - FCO (Eurowings) and FCO - SIN on SQ (separate tickets)
Does anyone have any clue regarding interlining ?
If this was LH> SQ it would be no problem of course.
I read that Eurowings and SQ do have interline agreements for certain airports in Germany.
So I'm not sure if the counter staff in VIE will allow me to interline baggage.
Anyone knows? Thanks very much!
Did a few searchers but I can't seem to find any conclusive info.
I would like to fly VIE - FCO (Eurowings) and FCO - SIN on SQ (separate tickets)
Does anyone have any clue regarding interlining ?
If this was LH> SQ it would be no problem of course.
I read that Eurowings and SQ do have interline agreements for certain airports in Germany.
So I'm not sure if the counter staff in VIE will allow me to interline baggage.
Anyone knows? Thanks very much!
Mar 2, 2019, 1:01 pm
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can't tell specifically about FCO, but SQ has an agreement with EW
SQ MAY CHECK BAGGAGE TO
AA AC AD AE AF AH AI AS AT AV AY AZ BA BD
BE BI BP BR BT B6 B7 CA CI CM CX CZ DL EI
EK EN ET EW EY FI FM FV FZ GA GF G3 HA HM
HO HR HX IB IC IG IR IY JJ JL JP JU KA KC
KE KK KL KM KQ KU LA LG LH LO LP LR LX LY
ME MF MH MI MK MS MU MX NH NX NZ OA OK OM
OS OU OZ O6 PD PG PR PS PX PZ QF QR QV RA
RB RO SA SB SC SK SN SQ SU SV SW S7 TA TG
TK TP TR UA UK UL UN VA VK VN VS VX WF WY
XL ZH 2K 4M 4U 9W
SQ MAY CHECK BAGGAGE TO
AA AC AD AE AF AH AI AS AT AV AY AZ BA BD
BE BI BP BR BT B6 B7 CA CI CM CX CZ DL EI
EK EN ET EW EY FI FM FV FZ GA GF G3 HA HM
HO HR HX IB IC IG IR IY JJ JL JP JU KA KC
KE KK KL KM KQ KU LA LG LH LO LP LR LX LY
ME MF MH MI MK MS MU MX NH NX NZ OA OK OM
OS OU OZ O6 PD PG PR PS PX PZ QF QR QV RA
RB RO SA SB SC SK SN SQ SU SV SW S7 TA TG
TK TP TR UA UK UL UN VA VK VN VS VX WF WY
XL ZH 2K 4M 4U 9W
Mar 2, 2019, 4:15 pm
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can't tell specifically about FCO, but SQ has an agreement with EW
SQ MAY CHECK BAGGAGE TO
AA AC AD AE AF AH AI AS AT AV AY AZ BA BD
BE BI BP BR BT B6 B7 CA CI CM CX CZ DL EI
EK EN ET EW EY FI FM FV FZ GA GF G3 HA HM
HO HR HX IB IC IG IR IY JJ JL JP JU KA KC
KE KK KL KM KQ KU LA LG LH LO LP LR LX LY
ME MF MH MI MK MS MU MX NH NX NZ OA OK OM
OS OU OZ O6 PD PG PR PS PX PZ QF QR QV RA
RB RO SA SB SC SK SN SQ SU SV SW S7 TA TG
TK TP TR UA UK UL UN VA VK VN VS VX WF WY
XL ZH 2K 4M 4U 9W
SQ MAY CHECK BAGGAGE TO
AA AC AD AE AF AH AI AS AT AV AY AZ BA BD
BE BI BP BR BT B6 B7 CA CI CM CX CZ DL EI
EK EN ET EW EY FI FM FV FZ GA GF G3 HA HM
HO HR HX IB IC IG IR IY JJ JL JP JU KA KC
KE KK KL KM KQ KU LA LG LH LO LP LR LX LY
ME MF MH MI MK MS MU MX NH NX NZ OA OK OM
OS OU OZ O6 PD PG PR PS PX PZ QF QR QV RA
RB RO SA SB SC SK SN SQ SU SV SW S7 TA TG
TK TP TR UA UK UL UN VA VK VN VS VX WF WY
XL ZH 2K 4M 4U 9W
And just to be certain: if an airline appears on this list it means that I can check in at SQ and they can check the luggage all the way through to my final destination, even if the connecting flight is on a *separate* ticket on one of these airlines?
Or does interlining merely mean that they can check through luggage when connecting to one of these airlines on the *same* ticket?
Mar 3, 2019, 5:06 am
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Thanks for the replies
I decided to book Brussels Air in the end as I doubt Eurowings will interline to SQ. It more than doubles the travel time but at least I won't have to recheck in all the ski gear on this trip.
Perhaps SQ would interline to Eurowings in SIN but I doubt it would work the other way round.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/28509211-post24.html
Would have flown Austrian directly but their flights are basically the same Eurowings operated flights.
I decided to book Brussels Air in the end as I doubt Eurowings will interline to SQ. It more than doubles the travel time but at least I won't have to recheck in all the ski gear on this trip.
Perhaps SQ would interline to Eurowings in SIN but I doubt it would work the other way round.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/28509211-post24.html
Would have flown Austrian directly but their flights are basically the same Eurowings operated flights.
Mar 3, 2019, 5:06 am
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This should be accessible from Expertflyer, but it doesn't apply to separate tickets
This is fantastically valuable information. Where did you find that?
And just to be certain: if an airline appears on this list it means that I can check in at SQ and they can check the luggage all the way through to my final destination, even if the connecting flight is on a *separate* ticket on one of these airlines?
Or does interlining merely mean that they can check through luggage when connecting to one of these airlines on the *same* ticket?
This is fantastically valuable information. Where did you find that?
And just to be certain: if an airline appears on this list it means that I can check in at SQ and they can check the luggage all the way through to my final destination, even if the connecting flight is on a *separate* ticket on one of these airlines?
Or does interlining merely mean that they can check through luggage when connecting to one of these airlines on the *same* ticket?
Mar 4, 2019, 2:45 pm
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This is fantastically valuable information. Where did you find that?
And just to be certain: if an airline appears on this list it means that I can check in at SQ and they can check the luggage all the way through to my final destination, even if the connecting flight is on a *separate* ticket on one of these airlines?
Or does interlining merely mean that they can check through luggage when connecting to one of these airlines on the *same* ticket?
Mar 4, 2019, 2:46 pm
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