flight in between one PSN
Apr 23, 2014 | 2:41 pm
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flight in between one PSN
I have booked a trip from Europe to Honolulu in P class through IAD.
After the third leg ( back in IAD ) i have a 4 weeks stop before flying to Europa back. I will fly then to Florida on a different ticked, other PSN, also in P
What happens when the flight out of Honolulu is delayed and we miss our new flight? Kind of no show...Will they put us on the next flight...or do we have to do something? There is no connection between the booking, or can this me mentioned in the PSN somehow
thanks
After the third leg ( back in IAD ) i have a 4 weeks stop before flying to Europa back. I will fly then to Florida on a different ticked, other PSN, also in P
What happens when the flight out of Honolulu is delayed and we miss our new flight? Kind of no show...Will they put us on the next flight...or do we have to do something? There is no connection between the booking, or can this me mentioned in the PSN somehow
thanks
Apr 23, 2014 | 2:48 pm
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When uou two separate tickets with separate Passenger Name Record (PNR) and record locators, there is no obligation of the second ticket operators to make an accommodation for problems created by the first.
These are separate independent activities. Best to allow more than normal time for the connection between the separately booked itineraries.
That being said, most times the airlines will try to help you as a standby customer. Especially if the same flight operator is involved with both flights. So bottom of the list, but typically avoiding penalties.
These are separate independent activities. Best to allow more than normal time for the connection between the separately booked itineraries.
That being said, most times the airlines will try to help you as a standby customer. Especially if the same flight operator is involved with both flights. So bottom of the list, but typically avoiding penalties.