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Or have a return ticket on the same reservation. The bags will not go to the destination however. They should delay takeoff and pull them off the plane when yo
by maaku 12y ago
Or have a return ticket on the same reservation.
The bags will not go to the destination however. They should delay takeoff and pull them off the plane when you don't get on.
- ubernostrum 12y agoIn theory, your bags aren't supposed to take a flight you didn't take unless they're catching up to you after being delayed/lost. In practice, not so much. My favorite example: a couple years ago when I was regularly flying in and out of DCA (from Kansas City), sometimes I'd take the direct flight and sometimes I'd take a connection in Charlotte. But several times when I took the connection, I'd arrive in Kansas City to find my bags waiting in the airline baggage office, since they'd taken the direct flight and arrived a couple hours earlier.