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Wongo Jun 29, 2016 12:34 am

Thai Stopover
 
Looking at one way business redemption on United Miles on Thai.

NRT-BKK-HKG, do I need to pick up my luggage at BKK? Considering buying couple bottle of Whisky in Japan if they airline need me to pick up my luggage and clear customs then this option should be off.
If they take this as transit then I guess no need to pick up luggage.
Tokyo, JP (NRT - Narita) to Bangkok, TH (BKK)
10:15 - 15:45 (7h 30m)
TG 641 | Airbus A330
Operated By Thai Airways
16h 15m connection
Bangkok, TH (BKK) to Hong Kong, HK, CN (HKG)
8:00 - 11:45 (2h 45m)
TG 600 | Airbus A380-800
Operated By Thai Airways
Arrive BKK; Mon, Dec 26
Depart BKK; Tue, Dec 27
Thanks for the advice in advance

SK AAR Jun 29, 2016 9:47 am

I doubt TG will accept to tag your bags to final destination when you arrive in the afternoon and your flight to HKG is not until the following morning. Everyone/TG will assume that you want your bags in BKK, i.e. only tag them to BKK.

Wongo Jun 29, 2016 11:36 am

The fact I don't want my luggage till when I go back to HK, might need to ring TG to confirm this.

BinSabai Jun 29, 2016 2:38 pm

was in the same situation twice with arrival in BKK in transit and flight out of BKK the other morning; both time they did not want to check through luggage at first check in but after I insisted and asked for the station manager, both times luggage was checked through

ExpatSomchai Jun 29, 2016 2:38 pm

Sometime cheaper to get a "lay over" (sorry ;-))

JohnnyRockets Jul 1, 2016 3:02 pm

I advise against leaving your bags with them overnight if you have some expensive stuff in your bags. Doesn't need to be electronics, any decent brand items, perfumes are prone to be missing.
In that region, I only trust SIN for safekeeping my bags more than 2 hours.

Wongo Jul 5, 2016 2:06 am


Originally Posted by JohnnyRockets (Post 26858548)
I advise against leaving your bags with them overnight if you have some expensive stuff in your bags. Doesn't need to be electronics, any decent brand items, perfumes are prone to be missing.
In that region, I only trust SIN for safekeeping my bags more than 2 hours.

I was planning to get my horde of Japanese Whisky there as I can't take them into BKK! :( There goes paper records and insurance paper ready for stolen luggage.

Wongo Jul 5, 2016 2:07 am


Originally Posted by ExpatSomchai (Post 26849106)
Sometime cheaper to get a "lay over" (sorry ;-))

Freshen up with facial and massage plus a nice meal and back to BKK at around 3-4 am in the morning waiting for the lounge to open. :D:D


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