I travelled only few times in flight(excatly speaking, four times) and I experienced a severe ear pain during initial minutes of flight takeoff and got settled with it after 15-20 minutes or so. I ...
We're going to Disney for my 1yr Anniversary and I want to bring the top pf my wedding cake. They would probably take it away I guess, but does anyone know for sure? Additional Details<...
I am flying on a 5 hour flight followed by a two 1/2 hour flight on Wednesday. I am scared of flying and want to listen to some meditation. I know CD players and computers have to be off during ...
We are flying with our 6 month old son from LA to NY, 5.5 hr flight, United Airlines. We will be carrying him on our lap/baby carrier, cannot afford extra seat for him. Any idea as to whether some ...
Hi, I'm a teenager and this would be the first time I travel on the plane alone. Were you anxious on your first trip? Can you describe your trip? What are some useful tips that would make ...
When switching planes do I need to reclaim and recheck my luggage?
I've never flown before so I don't know the proper procedure. I heard that if you switch planes from the same airline then you don't need to recheck your luggage, it just follows you. I am switching planes and flying with the same airline and then switching again and flying with a different airline (Delta to Hawaiian 9). Im going from Arkansas to Hawaii. I don't know if I need to reclaim and recheck.......
Most of the time you don't need to worry about your luggage, it will arrive at your destiny. Although it's a fine service you will have to deal with the loss of your luggage or delays.
dreammaker
Check with your airline carrier to be sure... but, I think once you check them initially, they will be re-routed to the correct place, even if you use a different carrier. ENJOY your trip! Hawaii is AMAZING!... I moved out there for a year after my first trip because I didn't want to leave!
Maryn
No. Your checked luggage should be checked through to your destination at the departure airport, and doesn't need to be retrieved and re-checked each leg of your trip.
Whew, huh?
Taylor(:
No, you've checked your luggage from your original departure city.
soo if your all clean there you should be clean now.
unless you go out of a certain range they make you go back and check it agian if you pass the secrutiy are's where they check your bag
lildude211us
If its all part of a ticket (you didnt book the flights separately) then you probably dont have to recheck your luggage. It should automatically go on to the next flight or it might even be sent to your destination directly...
j d
No, You don't need to reclaim and recheck. You usually have just enough time to make your connections, dependin gon the airline schedules. Your bags should be properly identified at your departure airport to ensure that they arrive at your destination with you. The clerk at check-in will tag them appropriately for the connecting flights and airlines. Enjoy your flights!
Sullen
no, you do not have to reclaim and or recheck your luggage unless you purchased the tickets separately
xavier p
Most of the time you dont... even if you're switching airline carriers. You can verify this when you first check in your luggage, ask if it will be taken care of to your final destination
Once on an international flight , through Chicago, I've had to re-check my non-carryons. Though in situations like these they would certainly announce it so you can be aware
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