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I purchased tickets from 2 separate airlines instead of booking them together as a connecting flight. Will I be able to have my bags checked through to my final destination when I check in for the first flight?

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by Cipher on September 4th, 2008
If the two airlines are in the same alliance -- yes. If not, maybe.
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