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Skyscanner & baggage charge ?

  • 03-10-2018 8:14am
    #1
    joebre
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 562 ✭✭✭


    Looking to book oneway flight from Orlando next month.
    Used Skyscanner and found Norwegian Air to London Gatwick and then Ryanair or Are Lingus back into Ireland.
    It's priced as one journey with Kiwi.com but checked-in baggage will have to be reclaimed between flights.
    There is a charge for checked-in baggage on booking but I don't want to arrive at the Ryanair desk and find that I have to pay for checked-in baggage again.
    There seem to be no contact details for Kiwi.com.


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  • #2
    grimm2005
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,899 ✭✭✭grimm2005


    I'd skip Kiwi.com altogether and just book the flights separately through the airlines. This way you have full control over your bookings with the airlines rather than going through a third party. Can't speak for Kiwi but have heard too many horror stories from people who have booked through online travel agents.


  • #3
    endofrainbow
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,839 ✭✭✭endofrainbow


    It wouldn't be on one ticket as neither Norwegian nor Ryanair have interline agreements with other airlines so no protection if one flight is delayed and you miss the second.

    Give kiwi.com a wide berth - they are known for cobbling tickets together without them being actual connections.


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