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Will arrive in Bogota with Air France and have a connecting flight with Aerorepublica to Cartagena. Anyone knows if luggage has to be claimed and re-checked in Bogota?
I called Air France but they couldn't tell for sure. I do know that with Avianca baggage is checked through to final destination.
By suizo on Sep 16, 2009, 17:07 in Friendly Talkzone.
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gimmedub says on Sep 16, 2009, 17:14: yes it has to be claimed and re-checked - when you exit customs/immigration swing right and there's a check-in for both avianca/aero-repulica...
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getting better says on Sep 16, 2009, 17:57: if you have 2 hours to connect you should be fine if your arrival is on time.
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bickerss says on Sep 17, 2009, 01:49: 100 % it has to be claimed. Luckily Air Chance are usually on time, they have never been late and I fly every 6 weeks with them on this route - very happy that way (although they have cancelled flights twice due to strikes). Having your bags arrive with you however is another question - although if you start of point is Paris and you did not have a connection there you should be fine. Investment Strategy - buying when others are crying!! Offloading when others are gloating!!! 0 funny, 0 helpful. |
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