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Ticketless flight Aer Lingus Denver- Chicago - Dublin question

mrhydeandseek · 2009-09-29 08:07:35

Hi all, I bought tickets for my friend to fly from Denver to Chicago and from there to Dublin. I booked it as one deal on the American Aer Lingus website. Now the domestic part is operated by United Airlines (Denver - Chicago) and Aer Lingus does the second leg of the trip to Dublin. Now my question is: When checking in at…

29-09-2009 8:07am

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mrhydeandseek

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Hi all,

I bought tickets for my friend to fly from Denver to Chicago and from there to Dublin. I booked it as one deal on the American Aer Lingus website. Now the domestic part is operated by United Airlines (Denver - Chicago) and Aer Lingus does the second leg of the trip to Dublin.
Now my question is:
When checking in at Denver Airport, do you get the boarding card for Chicago - Dublin as well? As this is all one booking as a trip from Denver to Dublin. It's a ticketless flight.

Anyone experience with this??

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#2 29-09-2009 8:38am

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Yes, United should be able to issue you with your boarding passes for both legs of the flight.

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