AONE5 with nested ticket... interlining and lounge access question
Jan 29, 2009 | 1:25 pm
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AONE5 with nested ticket... interlining and lounge access question
A few questions about this scenario. Flying ORD-LHR on AA in First as part of AONE5. Going directly to Paris, but later leave out of LHR hence the AONE5 going into LHR to save the segment (and to fly in First). Originally the plan was to take the Eurostar, but LHR-St Pancras looks like a headache with checked bags and no familiarity with the area. I'm seeing really good one-way prices for LHR-CDG on BA. So, I'm thinking I'll have the AONE5 into LHR, then buy a BA one-way LHR-CDG.
Will/can AA check my bags through to CDG? The LHR-CDG is a separate ticket, but if I show it to them that should be okay, right? This means I could stay airside when we arrive at LHR.
If I show my AA First stub at T5 Galleries, can I get lounge access? Will they know or be confused by my outbound ticket in Y? Will they know it's not the same ticket and thus try to refuse entry?
Thanks.
Will/can AA check my bags through to CDG? The LHR-CDG is a separate ticket, but if I show it to them that should be okay, right? This means I could stay airside when we arrive at LHR.
If I show my AA First stub at T5 Galleries, can I get lounge access? Will they know or be confused by my outbound ticket in Y? Will they know it's not the same ticket and thus try to refuse entry?
Thanks.
Jan 30, 2009 | 4:00 pm
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A few questions about this scenario. Flying ORD-LHR on AA in First as part of AONE5. Going directly to Paris, but later leave out of LHR hence the AONE5 going into LHR to save the segment (and to fly in First). Originally the plan was to take the Eurostar, but LHR-St Pancras looks like a headache with checked bags and no familiarity with the area. I'm seeing really good one-way prices for LHR-CDG on BA. So, I'm thinking I'll have the AONE5 into LHR, then buy a BA one-way LHR-CDG.
Will/can AA check my bags through to CDG? The LHR-CDG is a separate ticket, but if I show it to them that should be okay, right? This means I could stay airside when we arrive at LHR.
If I show my AA First stub at T5 Galleries, can I get lounge access? Will they know or be confused by my outbound ticket in Y? Will they know it's not the same ticket and thus try to refuse entry?
Thanks.
Will/can AA check my bags through to CDG? The LHR-CDG is a separate ticket, but if I show it to them that should be okay, right? This means I could stay airside when we arrive at LHR.
If I show my AA First stub at T5 Galleries, can I get lounge access? Will they know or be confused by my outbound ticket in Y? Will they know it's not the same ticket and thus try to refuse entry?
Thanks.
Clearly, you need to allow plenty of time for the connection, as well as for sampling the delights of the lounge(s).
aa.com
All First and Business Class passengers flying American to London Heathrow are invited to enjoy the Arrivals Lounge amenities upon their arrival (Economy Class passengers can pay a fee of $50 USD + VAT for access to the London Heathrow lounge upon arriving). To enter, simply show your boarding pass and photo ID at the front desk.
Hours: 6.00 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.
The Arrivals Lounge offers services and amenities, such as:
* 29 Private showers
* Hair dryers
* Pressing Service
* Complimentary beverages
* Cappuccino/Espresso
* Breakfast bar
* Fax/copy facilities
* Complimentary internet access
* 6 Individual workstations
The London Heathrow Arrivals Lounge is located in Terminal 3, exit to the right after the Terminal 3 Customers Hall, then take the stairs or elevator to Level 2.
All First and Business Class passengers flying American to London Heathrow are invited to enjoy the Arrivals Lounge amenities upon their arrival (Economy Class passengers can pay a fee of $50 USD + VAT for access to the London Heathrow lounge upon arriving). To enter, simply show your boarding pass and photo ID at the front desk.
Hours: 6.00 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.
The Arrivals Lounge offers services and amenities, such as:
* 29 Private showers
* Hair dryers
* Pressing Service
* Complimentary beverages
* Cappuccino/Espresso
* Breakfast bar
* Fax/copy facilities
* Complimentary internet access
* 6 Individual workstations
The London Heathrow Arrivals Lounge is located in Terminal 3, exit to the right after the Terminal 3 Customers Hall, then take the stairs or elevator to Level 2.
oneworld.com
Customers flying First or Business Class have access to the equivalent class of lounge regardless of their frequent flyer status. (First Class passengers may be accompanied by one guest travelling on a flight operated and marketed by a oneworld airline).
Customers flying in Economy class on the domestic or intra-European segment to connect to or from a oneworld longhaul First or Business Class flight can also use the lounge applicable to the class in which they are travelling the longhaul segment.
Customers flying First or Business Class have access to the equivalent class of lounge regardless of their frequent flyer status. (First Class passengers may be accompanied by one guest travelling on a flight operated and marketed by a oneworld airline).
Customers flying in Economy class on the domestic or intra-European segment to connect to or from a oneworld longhaul First or Business Class flight can also use the lounge applicable to the class in which they are travelling the longhaul segment.
Last edited by satprof; Jan 30, 2009 at 4:31 pm