Checking Through Luggage on SQ and SAS
May 16, 2016, 9:46 pm
#1
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Checking Through Luggage on SQ and SAS
I couldn't find the answer to this anywhere. I am flying SIN to CDG on SQ and then CDG to CPH on SAS on two separate tickets. Will SQ check our bags all the way through to CPH since both are *A? I'm a oneworld flyer typically, not sure how *A works. Thanks.
May 17, 2016, 5:29 am
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Usually they can do that. I was in a similar situation where I was flying UA first and then SK on a separate PNR. UA sorted it out manually at the check-in and bag was checked through just fine.
They need to see your second ticket though so easiest is to bring a print of the CDG-CPH ticket/boarding pass.
Edited to add that they do have Baggage Interline Agreements.
They need to see your second ticket though so easiest is to bring a print of the CDG-CPH ticket/boarding pass.
Edited to add that they do have Baggage Interline Agreements.
May 18, 2016, 6:51 pm
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if they do not allow to baggage transfer you have go out from immigration and check in again
May 20, 2016, 8:35 am
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It is almost certain that SQ will tag your bags to final destination. Just bring a print-out of your SK ticket with you to check-in at SIN and explain that you will continue to CPH on separate ticket.
Jun 2, 2016, 4:29 am
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SQ are really good with this at SIN based on my limited experience.
UA have certainly refused to check through to another SQ, but never seen this with SQ.
Not sure whether class of service and / or SQ status impacts how flexible SQ are.
UA have certainly refused to check through to another SQ, but never seen this with SQ.
Not sure whether class of service and / or SQ status impacts how flexible SQ are.