Can I discard part of a multi-city (not layover) ticket? [duplicate]

My destination is B. My origin is A. I can buy a multi-city ticket from A->B->C which is cheaper than just A->B.

Note that this is a multi city trip and not just a layover at B.

My question is if I can check my baggage at A and take it off at B. I will obviously ask the agent while checking in at A to check it in to A only.

This is a one-way international ticket.

EDIT: I don't think I was clear. This is not a layover. Please see the itinerary I have attached as an image as let me know if your answer is still valid. enter image description here

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Can I cancel one leg of my flight?

If you are flying within the USA and have no checked baggage to a final destination, then skipping the final leg of a journey is usually fine. There's no penalty for cancelling (as the missed leg is the end of your trip), and you can just leave the flight with hand luggage without any worries.

Can I leave the airport without going to the final destination on a connecting flight?

It is fine to leave, airlines has rules but they are not laws. In the old days, there were many flights with short layovers when most passengers remain onboard, haven't run into any in recent years.

Can I cancel one connecting flight?

You can do it. For flights with a series of itineraries such as return flights and connecting flights, special treatment (change only once or cancel without charge (refund) even if the flight itself is not delayed or canceled) is possible.

Can you miss the first part of a connecting flight?

When you miss that first flight, whether or not you cancel or no-show, the entire ticket becomes void. This rule also applies to connecting flights.

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