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I have a connecting flight from Hamburg through Frankfurt with Lufthansa. I have only 45 mins to catch the other flight. Usually when the check-in is done in person, I can say that I have a connecting flight and that would like my luggage to be transferred without collecting it. But I know that in Hamburg the check-in is done using a machine (and I am not sure if there is the option of using the traditional way). I am worried that I would not be able to specify to the machine that I have a connecting flight and that would need to re-check my luggage, as 45 mins would not be enough in this case. Any suggestion?
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I have a connecting flight from Hamburg through Frankfurt with Lufthansa. I have only 45 mins to catch the other flight. Usually when the check-in is done in person, I can say that I have a connecting flight and that would like my luggage to be transferred without collecting it. But I know that in Hamburg the check-in is done using a machine (and I am not sure if there is the option of using the traditional way). I am worried that I would not be able to specify to the machine that I have a connecting flight and that would need to re-check my luggage, as 45 mins would not be enough in this case. Any suggestion?
germany check-in connecting-flights lufthansa
asked 1 hour ago
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Are your flights on a single booking? Usually check-in kiosk will spontaneously print baggage tags that route bags through to your final destination according to the booking.
– Henning Makholm
1 hour ago
Yes, it should be (I booked and paid everything together).
– M20
1 hour ago
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It is actually rather hard to get your luggage not checked through, because the airline would assume you use 'hidden city ticketing'. So don't worry.
– Aganju
29 mins ago
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I have a connecting flight from Hamburg through Frankfurt with Lufthansa. I have only 45 mins to catch the other flight. Usually when the check-in is done in person, I can say that I have a connecting flight and that would like my luggage to be transferred without collecting it. But I know that in Hamburg the check-in is done using a machine (and I am not sure if there is the option of using the traditional way). I am worried that I would not be able to specify to the machine that I have a connecting flight and that would need to re-check my luggage, as 45 mins would not be enough in this case. Any suggestion?
germany check-in connecting-flights lufthansa
asked 1 hour ago
M20
256
I have a connecting flight from Hamburg through Frankfurt with Lufthansa. I have only 45 mins to catch the other flight. Usually when the check-in is done in person, I can say that I have a connecting flight and that would like my luggage to be transferred without collecting it. But I know that in Hamburg the check-in is done using a machine (and I am not sure if there is the option of using the traditional way). I am worried that I would not be able to specify to the machine that I have a connecting flight and that would need to re-check my luggage, as 45 mins would not be enough in this case. Any suggestion?
germany check-in connecting-flights lufthansa
germany check-in connecting-flights lufthansa
asked 1 hour ago
M20
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asked 1 hour ago
M20
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asked 1 hour ago
M20
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asked 1 hour ago
M20
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asked 1 hour ago
M20
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Are your flights on a single booking? Usually check-in kiosk will spontaneously print baggage tags that route bags through to your final destination according to the booking.
– Henning Makholm
1 hour ago
Yes, it should be (I booked and paid everything together).
– M20
1 hour ago
1
It is actually rather hard to get your luggage not checked through, because the airline would assume you use 'hidden city ticketing'. So don't worry.
– Aganju
29 mins ago
add a comment |Â
1
Are your flights on a single booking? Usually check-in kiosk will spontaneously print baggage tags that route bags through to your final destination according to the booking.
– Henning Makholm
1 hour ago
Yes, it should be (I booked and paid everything together).
– M20
1 hour ago
1
It is actually rather hard to get your luggage not checked through, because the airline would assume you use 'hidden city ticketing'. So don't worry.
– Aganju
29 mins ago
1
1
Are your flights on a single booking? Usually check-in kiosk will spontaneously print baggage tags that route bags through to your final destination according to the booking.
– Henning Makholm
1 hour ago
Are your flights on a single booking? Usually check-in kiosk will spontaneously print baggage tags that route bags through to your final destination according to the booking.
– Henning Makholm
1 hour ago
Yes, it should be (I booked and paid everything together).
– M20
1 hour ago
Yes, it should be (I booked and paid everything together).
– M20
1 hour ago
1
1
It is actually rather hard to get your luggage not checked through, because the airline would assume you use 'hidden city ticketing'. So don't worry.
– Aganju
29 mins ago
It is actually rather hard to get your luggage not checked through, because the airline would assume you use 'hidden city ticketing'. So don't worry.
– Aganju
29 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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If it's a single booking, your bags will automatically checked through to your final destination. You should be getting the boarding passes of both flights in Hamburg from the Kiosk and the baggage tag should show your final destination.
See https://www.lufthansa.com/de/en/Checking-in-baggage for baggage drop off instruction in Hamburg
More info on using a check in machine: https://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/check-in-machine. You need proper ID for the process.
answered 58 mins ago
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If your flights are on a single booking, check-in kiosks will generally always print baggage tags that route your bags through to your final destination.
You can check before you attach the tag to your bag that it shows the airport code for your final destination in large letters. If it doesn't, seek help to have it retagged from the airline staff that are always present near the kiosk to help travelers.
answered 59 mins ago
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2 Answers
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oldest
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
If it's a single booking, your bags will automatically checked through to your final destination. You should be getting the boarding passes of both flights in Hamburg from the Kiosk and the baggage tag should show your final destination.
See https://www.lufthansa.com/de/en/Checking-in-baggage for baggage drop off instruction in Hamburg
More info on using a check in machine: https://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/check-in-machine. You need proper ID for the process.
answered 58 mins ago
Hilmar
17.3k12955
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
If it's a single booking, your bags will automatically checked through to your final destination. You should be getting the boarding passes of both flights in Hamburg from the Kiosk and the baggage tag should show your final destination.
See https://www.lufthansa.com/de/en/Checking-in-baggage for baggage drop off instruction in Hamburg
More info on using a check in machine: https://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/check-in-machine. You need proper ID for the process.
answered 58 mins ago
Hilmar
17.3k12955
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
If it's a single booking, your bags will automatically checked through to your final destination. You should be getting the boarding passes of both flights in Hamburg from the Kiosk and the baggage tag should show your final destination.
See https://www.lufthansa.com/de/en/Checking-in-baggage for baggage drop off instruction in Hamburg
More info on using a check in machine: https://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/check-in-machine. You need proper ID for the process.
answered 58 mins ago
Hilmar
17.3k12955
If it's a single booking, your bags will automatically checked through to your final destination. You should be getting the boarding passes of both flights in Hamburg from the Kiosk and the baggage tag should show your final destination.
See https://www.lufthansa.com/de/en/Checking-in-baggage for baggage drop off instruction in Hamburg
More info on using a check in machine: https://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/check-in-machine. You need proper ID for the process.
answered 58 mins ago
Hilmar
17.3k12955
answered 58 mins ago
Hilmar
17.3k12955
answered 58 mins ago
Hilmar
17.3k12955
answered 58 mins ago
Hilmar
17.3k12955
17.3k12955
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
If your flights are on a single booking, check-in kiosks will generally always print baggage tags that route your bags through to your final destination.
You can check before you attach the tag to your bag that it shows the airport code for your final destination in large letters. If it doesn't, seek help to have it retagged from the airline staff that are always present near the kiosk to help travelers.
answered 59 mins ago
Henning Makholm
36.6k688144
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
If your flights are on a single booking, check-in kiosks will generally always print baggage tags that route your bags through to your final destination.
You can check before you attach the tag to your bag that it shows the airport code for your final destination in large letters. If it doesn't, seek help to have it retagged from the airline staff that are always present near the kiosk to help travelers.
answered 59 mins ago
Henning Makholm
36.6k688144
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
If your flights are on a single booking, check-in kiosks will generally always print baggage tags that route your bags through to your final destination.
You can check before you attach the tag to your bag that it shows the airport code for your final destination in large letters. If it doesn't, seek help to have it retagged from the airline staff that are always present near the kiosk to help travelers.
answered 59 mins ago
Henning Makholm
36.6k688144
If your flights are on a single booking, check-in kiosks will generally always print baggage tags that route your bags through to your final destination.
You can check before you attach the tag to your bag that it shows the airport code for your final destination in large letters. If it doesn't, seek help to have it retagged from the airline staff that are always present near the kiosk to help travelers.
answered 59 mins ago
Henning Makholm
36.6k688144
answered 59 mins ago
Henning Makholm
36.6k688144
answered 59 mins ago
Henning Makholm
36.6k688144
answered 59 mins ago
Henning Makholm
36.6k688144
36.6k688144
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Are your flights on a single booking? Usually check-in kiosk will spontaneously print baggage tags that route bags through to your final destination according to the booking.
– Henning Makholm
1 hour ago
Yes, it should be (I booked and paid everything together).
– M20
1 hour ago
1
It is actually rather hard to get your luggage not checked through, because the airline would assume you use 'hidden city ticketing'. So don't worry.
– Aganju
29 mins ago