Problem with codeshare flight check in
Mar 22, 2023 | 7:33 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2017
Posts: 30
Problem with codeshare flight check in
Greetings,
I am having issues checking into my flight departing tomorrow. The flights are booked as a JetBlue codeshare, so on the Qatar flight it shows up as B6 flights. When I go to checkin, it says “your flight is unavailable for checkin.” I messaged QR and they said I need to checkin at the airport.
does this sound right? I am very nervous about the way this is booked, although it does say “confirmed” on qr website. I’m fine checking in at the airport, but I don’t want to show and they say “oh you don’t have a valid ticket.”
(on another note, can they add the KTN at the airport for me to still use pre check? It won’t safe mg personal info on the website either.)
I am having issues checking into my flight departing tomorrow. The flights are booked as a JetBlue codeshare, so on the Qatar flight it shows up as B6 flights. When I go to checkin, it says “your flight is unavailable for checkin.” I messaged QR and they said I need to checkin at the airport.
does this sound right? I am very nervous about the way this is booked, although it does say “confirmed” on qr website. I’m fine checking in at the airport, but I don’t want to show and they say “oh you don’t have a valid ticket.”
(on another note, can they add the KTN at the airport for me to still use pre check? It won’t safe mg personal info on the website either.)
Mar 23, 2023 | 2:50 am
#2
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: LON
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 5,133
If you can see the flight sectors are CONFIRMED and each sector has its own ticket number, and you have spoken to the airline and they have not noted any problem then you should not be worrying.
When you get to their airport you check in with the airline that is operating your first flight.
It's not clear from the above whether it's Qatar or JetBlue, I suspect the latter but it's ambiguous.
Be sure to ask the check-in agent to add your KTN. This shouldn't be an issue despite it being difficult online.
Enjoy your flights.
When you get to their airport you check in with the airline that is operating your first flight.
It's not clear from the above whether it's Qatar or JetBlue, I suspect the latter but it's ambiguous.
Be sure to ask the check-in agent to add your KTN. This shouldn't be an issue despite it being difficult online.
Enjoy your flights.
Mar 23, 2023 | 4:42 am
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2017
Posts: 30
If you can see the flight sectors are CONFIRMED and each sector has its own ticket number, and you have spoken to the airline and they have not noted any problem then you should not be worrying.
When you get to their airport you check in with the airline that is operating your first flight.
It's not clear from the above whether it's Qatar or JetBlue, I suspect the latter but it's ambiguous.
Be sure to ask the check-in agent to add your KTN. This shouldn't be an issue despite it being difficult online.
Enjoy your flights.
When you get to their airport you check in with the airline that is operating your first flight.
It's not clear from the above whether it's Qatar or JetBlue, I suspect the latter but it's ambiguous.
Be sure to ask the check-in agent to add your KTN. This shouldn't be an issue despite it being difficult online.
Enjoy your flights.
Mar 23, 2023 | 10:22 am
#5
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: who knows!
Programs: FB PFL, TK Gold, QRPC Platinum
Posts: 469
In some cases , both flights have to be open to allow online check in. Thus, even though your first flight is open for check in , you must wait for your second flight to be open to do it online. At least this has been the case in a number of my flights .
Mar 23, 2023 | 2:01 pm
#6
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: YVR, KUL
Programs: AC, MH, BA, AF-KL
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