Who to contact for missed connection on a multi-airline flight?
I have flight booked through United Airlines (PRG -> FRA -> YYZ -> MCI), checked-in using the Lufthansa website (first flight PRG -> FRA is operated by Lufthansa), and the flight (FRA -> YYZ) has an Air Canada number. My flight to Toronto is delayed, and I will miss my connection flight (YYZ -> MCI) that has Air Canada number, and is operated by Air Georgian.
Who should I contact and ask to get me on the next flight? I am little bit confused by all those airlines involved.
Update: YYZ -> MCI was cancelled, and I got another flight (YYZ -> ORD -> MCI). This was promptly arranged by Air Canada.
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What happens if you miss a connecting flight different airline?
If you missed your connecting flight due to a short layover, the airline will book you on the next flight free of charge as long as the connecting flight is part of the same ticket.Who do I talk to if I miss my connecting flight?
Contact the Airline Assuming you have missed your flight (or are about to) and you are not at the airport, contact your airline through their local number. You should be able to retrieve this via your airport's website. If you want to book a new ticket, your airline is likely to request a change fee.Can I claim for missed flight connection?
If a flight delay leads to a passenger missing a connecting flight, and the delay at the final destination is 3 hours or more than 3 hours, they have a valid claim for compensation.What to do if you miss your connecting flight? | Victor Travel
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