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American Airlines/American Eagles baggage?
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Hello, I am trying to book a trip to Colorado and am having a nightmare understanding all these companies baggage rules. I will be flying from Amsterdam to Denver, the flights I have found are booked through AA, Amsterdam to London (operated by BA), London to Chicago (AA) then Chicago to Denver with American Eagle. Does anyone have experience of something similar?
I want to take my skis, but the baggage rules seem all over the place, and I can't find if AE will let me take anything free even though I book through AA, their customer support was......well they read the website back to me, so still known the wiser!

Thanks if you can shed any light on this Smile
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

If you're ticketed AA then AA transatlantic baggage allowance should apply for all legs but check. Are you sure its not more effective to go KLM to Chicago or Minneapolis then Delta/NW to DEN?
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I ended up booking with United, they then operate the whole thing apart from one Continental part and it clearly stated that the United transatlantic baggage rules applied. It was also much clearer how ski carriage works. It was a bit more though.
Thanks for looking and thanks for your reply fatbob.
Now trying to decide if I should get the extra leg room... hmmmm.
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charliwest wrote:
Now trying to decide if I should get the extra leg room... hmmmm.

Yes!
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fatbob, BA ex AMS is often surprisingly cheap esp if you are booking one of the premium classes
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Arno, Yes I'm familiar with how annoying it is to be surrounded by cloggies and krauts knowing they've paid less than me.
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