Through check baggage across different OW Carriers and PNRs

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eosphoros

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I have some flights coming up that have a more complex routing than I usually fly (as direct as possible) to try and hit WP. Was just wondering if for I will be able to through check baggage all the way for one or both of these two large itineraries.

Flying SYD-AMS with the following flight segments

  1. SYD-HKG: QF, PNR1, J
  2. HKG-BKK: CX, PNR2, J
  3. BKK-AMM: RJ, PNR2, J
  4. AMM-AMS: RJ, PNR2, J

Flying MXP-SYD with the following flight segments
  1. MXP-AMM: RJ, PNR2, J
  2. AMM-DXB: RJ, PNR2, J
  3. DXB-HKG: CX, PNR3, J
  4. HKG-ICN: CX, PNR3, J
  5. ICN-HKG: CX, PNR4, J
  6. HKG-SYD: CX, PNR4, J

On the return, the HKG-ICN-HKG is (I assume) a turnaround with a connecting time of 1:10m. I assume baggage would just remain on the plane?
 
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Not quite as complex as yours, but I have had no problems with my One world luggage transfers, ones like LAN are great they even take priority luggage off carousal for you, Only problem I have had is lost bags somewhere in LAX with a 14 hours stopover went to a motel for a few hours, Qantas kindly said they would check them in, but when we got back to Sydney lost for 5 days, we could track they went to NY then Heathrow and finally back to Sydney? But a lot of trips and that was the only problem with luggage
 
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