FlyerGoldII

Is there a general web site detailing which airlines does any given airline interline with?

Savage25

I don't think so, but I think there's a book published by OAG or IATA which you can buy for a few hundred $s.

FlyerGoldII

Too bad! That type of web site could be very useful.

KVS

As a general rule, virtually all IATA airlines have baggage/[paper] ticketing interline agreements with each other: http://www.IATA.org/membership/airline_members.htm

FlyerGoldII

The link does not seem to work. I was in particular looking if there was an interlining agreement between AC and Turkish Airlines. I am getting conflicting answers on whether the two of them do or do not interline.

Earlier in July, I flew to Hawaii from Canada on AC; between Oahu and Muai on Hawaiian Airlines. Both airlines told me that they do not have an interline agreement between them. Are not both IATA airlines?

cpx

based on this: http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:...s&ct=clnk&cd=2

I dont think AC has any agreement with TK.

TK has one with AA

alex0683de

It depends what you mean by "interline".

In the IATA sense of the word, it means an agreement between to airlines to offer fares between two points using both airlines.

In terms of baggage, it means through check-in for bags to a final destination, even if you're continuing on to a different destination.

For the second, a formal agreement is not necessary.

There are quite a few airlines that will not interline bags though - most of them are LCCs, though in terms of legacy carriers, Aer Lingus comes to mind. They no longer check through bags unless the connecting flight on a different airline is on the same ticket.

KVS

That is a table for e-Ticket interlining only, not for paper ticket interlining, or baggage interlining.

cpx

ah! thanks

cashmccall

We need a list of updated agreements now.....like Delta no longer passes bags to SIngapore Airlines. This is a big problem for international travelers NOT living in a gateway city. It is just cheaper to book a ticket direct with international airline...but we need domestic airline to "pass" the bags. I also don't understand why they just don't add a fee to it and make it simple.

LondonElite

Not really.

On a single ticket, luggage is interlined (you don't need a list for this). If two airlines don't have an interline agreement, you usually can't book travel on a single ticket. And DL and SQ most certainly do have an interline agreement.

If you are talking about separate tickets it's a completely different story. Airlines increasingly don't 'interline' across separate tickets, even within alliances. BA won't interline with BA on different tickets.

Maybe you could explain better what exactly you are in need of.

Also, it's generally not a good idea to drag up threads that are 10+ years old because the information in them is unlikely to be valid and useful.

DavidDTW

According to current information in sabre, both of your situations allow interlining for tickets and bags. Most likely it would have to be on a single ticket, but that isn't specified.

jinglish

He probably would've really appreciated that info ten years ago.

teddybear99

THIS is the reason threads should be locked after a certain period of inactivity. We are not supposed to bring them back to life and when they are, people reply to outdated posts with current information which may not have been valid at the time of posting.

LondonElite

Or, worse, they rely on information from ten years ago!