Oneworld Country Pass
Aug 3, 2004 | 2:15 am
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Originally Posted by asiaflyer
Sorry, I'm getting confused by this thread and my DONE4 planning.
So on a DONE4, do I get the 2x32kg bags even on the AA domestic flights (since I'm on an international ticket) or is it just 2x50lbs.
Also, if I was to add a Nth America pass or Europe Pass on (in econ) would I be getting 2x32kg on those flights too, or would they revert to the local custom (I guess 2x50lbs for AA and I think 22kg on BA).
Whilst the cost of the country passes may not be the lowest, it does seem attractive to have all the flights included on the one booking. Would give some comfort rather than racing for a connection to a cheap non-refundable/non-changeable flight. Do these really get put into the same ticket.....and not cause a problem re the 20 segment rule. That would seem to undermine the use of the 20 segment rule......
So on a DONE4, do I get the 2x32kg bags even on the AA domestic flights (since I'm on an international ticket) or is it just 2x50lbs.
Also, if I was to add a Nth America pass or Europe Pass on (in econ) would I be getting 2x32kg on those flights too, or would they revert to the local custom (I guess 2x50lbs for AA and I think 22kg on BA).
Whilst the cost of the country passes may not be the lowest, it does seem attractive to have all the flights included on the one booking. Would give some comfort rather than racing for a connection to a cheap non-refundable/non-changeable flight. Do these really get put into the same ticket.....and not cause a problem re the 20 segment rule. That would seem to undermine the use of the 20 segment rule......
You are allowed 2 pieces throughout the world. Maximum 35kg each. Except at certain airports/airlines. ie CX at HKG, QF in Australia.
AA international is same. Except domestic within USA/Canada on AA and not CX. It's just a 'weight' issue for AA.
Your VISIT Europe/Asia/North America/South America/South Pacific Pass will allow you the same baggage allowance as your principal ticket. BTW it's not called a "country pass".. there are more than one country involved in each PASS!
