bagage interline agreement
Jun 9, 2009 | 5:39 pm
#1
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bagage interline agreement
Is there a bagage interline agreement between continental and American Airlines ?
there are not in the same Alliance
It is for this itinerarie that i find on the site orbitz
kind regards
there are not in the same Alliance
It is for this itinerarie that i find on the site orbitz
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Wed, Sep 16
Continental Airlines 61
Continental Airlines
Depart:
9:45am
Arrive:
12:00pm
Brussels, Belgium (BRU)
Newark, NJ (EWR)
2 stops
* Economy
* 8hr 15min
* Boeing 767
* View seats
Change Airline. Time between flights: 2hr 0min
American Airlines 1467
American Airlines
Depart:
2:00pm
Arrive:
5:10pm
Newark, NJ (EWR)
Miami, FL (MIA)
* Economy
* 3hr 10min
* Boeing 757
* View seats
Change Airline. Time between flights: 1hr 30min
Mexicana 3021
operated by American Airlines -- AA 2105
Mexicana
Depart:
6:40pm
Arrive:
7:20pm
Miami, FL (MIA)
Cancun, Mexico (CUN)
* Economy
* 1hr 40min
* Boeing 757
* View seats
Total duration: 16hr 35min
Wed, Sep 16
Continental Airlines 61
Continental Airlines
Depart:
9:45am
Arrive:
12:00pm
Brussels, Belgium (BRU)
Newark, NJ (EWR)
2 stops
* Economy
* 8hr 15min
* Boeing 767
* View seats
Change Airline. Time between flights: 2hr 0min
American Airlines 1467
American Airlines
Depart:
2:00pm
Arrive:
5:10pm
Newark, NJ (EWR)
Miami, FL (MIA)
* Economy
* 3hr 10min
* Boeing 757
* View seats
Change Airline. Time between flights: 1hr 30min
Mexicana 3021
operated by American Airlines -- AA 2105
Mexicana
Depart:
6:40pm
Arrive:
7:20pm
Miami, FL (MIA)
Cancun, Mexico (CUN)
* Economy
* 1hr 40min
* Boeing 757
* View seats
Total duration: 16hr 35min
Jun 10, 2009 | 7:46 am
#2
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Yes, they interline. But (and this is an important but), no matter which airline, you will have to take your bag at your US entry, take it through customs and either check-it in again or give it to a special counter if it is tagged through.
In other words, even if it is checked to your final destination, you will still have to take your bag at EWR.
In other words, even if it is checked to your final destination, you will still have to take your bag at EWR.
Jun 10, 2009 | 10:45 am
#3
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Interline agreements for baggage transfer are way older than alliances. You can generally assume that all older airlines have them. So do most of the newer ones.