OneWorld rolling out multi-carrier check in

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My reading suggests that instead of multiple check in with each operating carrier, a single check in with the first operating carrier suffices. This suggests that all the bookings are required to be on a single PNR.

Currently, you could get a BP for all your protected and unprotected trips by individually checking in for each sector as check in opens.
The only difference here is that a Single check in also cascades that Check in for the subsequent flights, rather than checking in indivually for each
sector.

A BP does not protect you when you have an unprotected itinerary
 
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