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United airlines check in location- Dublin airport

rtw · 2013-09-17 11:52:50

Hi, I booked a flight with United Airlines to Chicago via Toronto and it is being operated by Air Canada. The confirmation email from United does not say which terminal in Dublin they operate from. I looked at the same flight on the Air Canada website and it says terminal 1. I'm just wondering whether I would check in with…

17-09-2013 11:52am

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rtw

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Hi,

I booked a flight with United Airlines to Chicago via Toronto and it is being operated by Air Canada.

The confirmation email from United does not say which terminal in Dublin they operate from. I looked at the same flight on the Air Canada website and it says terminal 1. I'm just wondering whether I would check in with this flight with United or Air Canada and if anyone has any experience of this?

Thanks

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#2 17-09-2013 12:09pm

ardmacha

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The flight is Air Canada, United is only a code share.

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#3 17-09-2013 12:55pm

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Presumably that means no pre-clearance in Dublin? Something to consider when you think you're saving a few quid on the flight.

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#4 17-09-2013 2:47pm

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Any preclearance would, presumably, be in Toronto.

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#5 17-09-2013 3:43pm

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Indeed it would.

OP: you always check in with whoever is operating the plane, not the airline that sold you the ticket (should they be different). So in this case, you check in with Air Canada in Terminal 1.

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#6 18-09-2013 6:06am

rtw

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Thanks everyone!

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