Baggage Allowance first operated by AA, then Qantas

[kryton]

Hi.
I'm a Qantas FF, and have booked a business class flight back to Melbourne.
The first leg is operated by AA.

On Qantas's site it says I can check in 3 bags for free if they operate it, but I'm not sure if that applies to AA.
Does anyone know?

Thanks!

 

[juddles]

Is it booked through Qantas? Or through AA? If it is through QF then the baggage limit should be the same throughout all sectors, regardless of carriers.

 

[kryton]

Thanks Juddles.
It's booked through Qantas, with a QF airline code, but is not 'operated by'.

 

[Quickstatus]

Would help to know the actual flight mumbers

If on one ticket generally the transpacific sector will determine your luggage allowance

 

[serfty]

With the USA DoT exception to IATA 302, the baggage allowance is as for the Marketing carrier. So in this case, QF's allowance applies.

 

[kryton]

Would help to know the actual flight mumbers

If on one ticket generally the transpacific sector will determine your luggage allowance

QF4810 MSP -> DFW (operated by AA)
QF 8 DFW -> SYD
QF417 SYD -> MEL

It's business class (I)

Thanks to everyone who replied. I feel a lot more comfortable now.

 

[Quickstatus]

QF4810 MSP -> DFW (operated by AA)
QF 8 DFW -> SYD
QF417 SYD -> MEL

It's business class (I)

Thanks to everyone who replied. I feel a lot more comfortable now.

Yes QF luggage allowance all the way

Sometimes QF will sell for example AA LAX-SYD (as in the non codeshare flight) then QF SYD-MEL. In that case I think the AA luggage allowance applies initially and practically speaking all the way.