katie

Hello....I'm going to be flying from the U.S. to the U.K. but i have 2 stopovers one in San Francisco and one in Dublin. I'm flying to SF on United Airlines and then from SF to Dublin and the U.K. (both) on Aer Lingus. But I arrive in SF an hour before my other flight leaves. Am I going to have to find my bags and check in again before my other flight leaves or are my bags just going to go right through even if they are on different airlines??? It's an international flight so I'm worried that I won't have time. Plus United and Aer lingus don't have like a deal with each other. I booked all of the flights together for one price at cheapoair.com but it shows online that they are 2 seperate tickets. One for United to SF and one from SF to Dublin and then to England. Help Please!

PlainandSimple

If they are 2 separate tickets you probably will have to get your bags, then check them in again.That's not so bad, though--maybe it will increase the chance that your bags will actually end up at the same place as you!

hitec

in what you are saying... you will have to check-in again when you arrived in SF. because your airline ticket/ travel itinerary does not have an interline agreement.