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> Many airlines (for example, American Airlines) will protect your connection even if you've purchased two separate tickets. Wow, I'd never heard of this. How
by mehrdadn 8y ago
> Many airlines (for example, American Airlines) will protect your connection even if you've purchased two separate tickets.
Wow, I'd never heard of this. How would this even work? I thought they always connections happen in a reasonable time, hence why you need to book them as connections... otherwise if you book impossible "connections" separately then do they just basically agree to give you compensation despite you not even giving them a chance to check if the connection was possible?
- karthikb 8y agoThere’s a defined “minimum connection time” for each airport which you need to manually check when booking separate tickets.