extra baggage and stopover
Is there any airlines that offer extra baggage allowance if intending on doing a stopover, we were going to stop over for 7 nights in dubai flying emirates, but only get the extra baggage allowance as per pr visa is we get connecting/direct flight Any idea?
thanks sj |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Originally Posted by thomas and sarahjayne
Is there any airlines that offer extra baggage allowance if intending on doing a stopover, we were going to stop over for 7 nights in dubai flying emirates, but only get the extra baggage allowance as per pr visa is we get connecting/direct flight Any idea?
thanks sj cnges from migration to tourist, hence you don't get the extra allowance. I've posted this before.... don't risk bieng over weight with Emirates. We were and they wanted an extra £600 before we could get on the aircraft. Good luck Neil. |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Originally Posted by thomas and sarahjayne
Is there any airlines that offer extra baggage allowance if intending on doing a stopover, we were going to stop over for 7 nights in dubai flying emirates, but only get the extra baggage allowance as per pr visa is we get connecting/direct flight Any idea?
thanks sj |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Originally Posted by thomas and sarahjayne
Is there any airlines that offer extra baggage allowance if intending on doing a stopover, we were going to stop over for 7 nights in dubai flying emirates, but only get the extra baggage allowance as per pr visa is we get connecting/direct flight Any idea?
thanks sj On the other hand, we might have been a bit slow on the uptake when we were booking tickets for departure Sept 10th (a bit cheaper for some reason :confused: ). Anyone like to take a guess at how slow security checks are gonna be in a US airport on September 11th? :eek: |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Originally Posted by h2oskineil
I'm fairly sure if you stop over on the way, the category of flight cha
cnges from migration to tourist, hence you don't get the extra allowance. I've posted this before.... don't risk bieng over weight with Emirates. We were and they wanted an extra £600 before we could get on the aircraft. Good luck Neil. cheers sarah-jayne |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Originally Posted by Guitarfish
We decided to go the other way 'cos of the baggage thing. Flying Air New Zealand with stopover at LA, we get an automatic 46 kgs (2 x 23 to be specific) allowance each. Apparently the yanks always have it - can't travel anywhere without half their worldly possessions... :rolleyes:
On the other hand, we might have been a bit slow on the uptake when we were booking tickets for departure Sept 10th (a bit cheaper for some reason :confused: ). Anyone like to take a guess at how slow security checks are gonna be in a US airport on September 11th? :eek: sj |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Originally Posted by Guitarfish
We decided to go the other way 'cos of the baggage thing. Flying Air New Zealand with stopover at LA, we get an automatic 46 kgs (2 x 23 to be specific) allowance each. Apparently the yanks always have it - can't travel anywhere without half their worldly possessions... :rolleyes:
On the other hand, we might have been a bit slow on the uptake when we were booking tickets for departure Sept 10th (a bit cheaper for some reason :confused: ). Anyone like to take a guess at how slow security checks are gonna be in a US airport on September 11th? :eek: Can i ask are flights more expensive going "the other way". We've considered a stop over in LA. AND, was it still applicable to get the extra baggage allowance when you stop over in LA?? Cheers, *pearly* |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Originally Posted by onepearlyb
Hiya,
Can i ask are flights more expensive going "the other way". We've considered a stop over in LA. AND, was it still applicable to get the extra baggage allowance when you stop over in LA?? Cheers, *pearly* we are considering going via the US, and having a stop over whilst their to taki in the Grand Canyon, Las Vegas etc. I did previously contact Singapore Airlines, and their message was just a standard reply, implying that previously validation has denied the allowance. I think that they are all making it harder to get the 40kg allowance because of the cost, that's why going by the USA looks so good, as well as having a holiday whilst in the USA. Bye Mark |
Re: extra baggage and stopover
Call Emirates in London it's 0870 2432222. Can I suggest that if you're coming here to Dubai for a week, you speak to them about adding a Hotel from www.emiratesholidays.com they'll be more than happy to accept the extra baggage. Failing that, send it by Emirates Sky Cargo (Freight) it'll be cheaper and will be waiting for you in Aus when you arrive.
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Re: extra baggage and stopover
:D Guys thanks for all the replies.
I called emirates and under no circumstance will they adhere to extra baggage if we do a stopover, we have to go direct, and even if we book a stopover hotel with emirates we still dont qualify. Considered sky cargo, eventually called singapore airlines and they advised they will honour extra baggage at 40 kg even if we do stopover, but need to stopover in singapore and the co-share from glasgow to london via BA will also honour if singapore airlines provide evidence. so that does it onward bound to singapore just need to book flights. sarah-jayne |
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