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Baggage Question On VX/CX Connection
I will be flying DFW-SFO on a Virgin America ticket, then SFO-HKG-BKK on a separate Cathay Pacific ticket (overnight layover in SFO)
1.Since there are 2 PNRs involved, will Virgin allow me to check my bags all the way to Bangkok? 2.Will the fact that I am connecting to an international carrier affect the baggage fees in this situation? The reason I ask is that a friend of mine recently flew DFW-Europe on 2 separate PNRs (American and Air Berlin) and when she checked in with American, she was told that since Air Berlin was the "major carrier for the trip" that their baggage rules prevailed for the entire trip and the baggage fee for the AA DFW-MIA flight (normally $25) was waived. |
An over night layover, in which I assume you want to have access to your bags and two separate tickets numbers on separate PNRs will not get your fees waived.
AB is part of one world and since you were connecting, presumably same day and not overnight can be joined. |
I have the same question as I'm flying nearly the same itinerary in July, DFW-LAX-HKG-BKK, but with no layover. VX lists CX as an airline partner on their website. Does this mean they have an interline agreement? A quick google search says they do but we know that is hardly definitive. Anyone have experience with VX and CX together?
dogcanyon - when is your trip? |
Originally Posted by bpresley321
(Post 18058074)
I have the same question as I'm flying nearly the same itinerary in July, DFW-LAX-HKG-BKK, but with no layover. VX lists CX as an airline partner on their website. Does this mean they have an interline agreement? A quick google search says they do but we know that is hardly definitive. Anyone have experience with VX and CX together?
dogcanyon - when is your trip? |
Originally Posted by flyingcat
(Post 18056824)
An over night layover, in which I assume you want to have access to your bags and two separate tickets numbers on separate PNRs will not get your fees waived.
AB is part of one world and since you were connecting, presumably same day and not overnight can be joined. |
Originally Posted by bpresley321
(Post 18058074)
I have the same question as I'm flying nearly the same itinerary in July, DFW-LAX-HKG-BKK, but with no layover. VX lists CX as an airline partner on their website. Does this mean they have an interline agreement? A quick google search says they do but we know that is hardly definitive. Anyone have experience with VX and CX together?
dogcanyon - when is your trip? http://virginamerica.com/travel/virgin-partners.html Cathay Pacific Cathay Pacific and Virgin America now offer simple connections to Hong Kong and beyond onboard some of the best products in the skies. Cathay Pacific flies to San Francisco (SFO), Los Angeles (LAX), and New York (JFK), where guests can stopover or immediately connect to or from a Virgin America flight. Just book your flights through Cathay Pacific's call center at 800-233-2742 or your travel agent. |
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