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Topic: Travel question - Multiple airlines
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wifehad5
♂ 15162
Member # 15162 |  Posted: 10:18 AM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 |     |
We're taking the kids to Disney in February. Looking at flights, I find one carrier with convenient times for our flight down, an another carrier with convenient times for the flight home.
I've always just bought round trip tickets in the past. Any issues with using different airlines?
Thanks on advance 
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♀ 12041
Member # 12041 |  Posted: 10:48 AM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Nope! I do it all the time. I will use Southwest on the way down because I like their time to MCO, and Jetblue on the way back because I like their flight times from MCO.
I've never had an issue using two different airlines. It's a small pain sometimes because they might have different seating/check in procedures to keep in mind. But that's about it. [This message edited by SI Staff at 10:49 AM, November 7th (Thursday)]
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Whalers11
♀ 27544
Member # 27544 | | Posted: 10:49 AM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Nope. I find I can get better prices when I book each way separately.
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wifehad5
♂ 15162
Member # 15162 | | Posted: 10:59 AM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Thanks
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TrustedHer
♂ 23328
Member # 23328 | | Posted: 11:26 AM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
I travel for a living, and I switch like that all the time.
The biggest problem would be if you have connections between 2 different airlines. If your first flight has a problem, the second airline may not care.
But one airline outbound, and a different one returning is no big deal.
I flew San Diego to Houston on Southwest last weekend, and back to San Diego on USAir on Sunday.
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wifehad5
♂ 15162
Member # 15162 | | Posted: 12:43 PM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Both ways are non-stop, which is one reason this is attractive to me
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authenticnow
♀ 16024
Member # 16024 | | Posted: 7:51 PM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
We do it that way to save money. We haven't had a problem.
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♀ 26531
Member # 26531 | | Posted: 7:54 PM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
I don't have a clue... but when you come down... if you have time... Look me up!!!
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♀ 34262
Member # 34262 | | Posted: 7:56 PM, November 7th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Usually cost is the issue. If it isn't in your case go for it!
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