This is a global agreement between 2 or more airlines that allows some airlines to sell and issue tickets on flights operated by other airlines.
Thanks to these agreements, we are expanding our network of routes to take you to more destinations, connecting with other airlines, so you can choose the route and schedules that best suit you.
- You can only check-in your baggage once for all flights, depending on the airline with which you are traveling on a connecting flight.
- If you are traveling on a connecting flight, please keep in mind that your baggage will only be checked-in to its final destination if all the flights are included in the same transport contract. In other words, provided that they are registered in a single ticket. Otherwise, when you take a connecting flight, you will be required to collect your baggage and check-in again for the next flight.
- Purchase a single ticket, pay for the entire journey in the same currency and from a single airline or agent. In this way, the number of destinations or airlines with which you travel in a connecting flight will not be an issue.
- This will guarantee allocation to a flight, assistance coverage of basic expenses (hotel, meals and transport) if you miss a connecting flight due to causes attributable to any of the airlines providing their services as part of the interline ticket.
Earn and redeem LifeMiles on all trips. Enjoy more benefits when traveling with the member airlines of the Star Alliance network.
- Aegean Airlines
- Air Canada
- Air China
- Air India
- Air New Zealand
- All Nippon Airways
- Asiana Airlines
- Austrian Airlines
- Brussels Airlines
- Copa Airlines
- Croatia Airlines
- Egyptair
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Eva Air
- LOT Polish Airlines
- Lufthansa
- SAS Scandinavian Airlines
- Shenzhen Airlines
- Singapore Airlines
- South African Airways
- Swiss
- TAP Portugal
- Thai Airways
- Turkish Airlines
- United Airlines
- If you have a connecting flight with another airline, the baggage allowance for Avianca and the other airline will be the same.
- If you are carrying excess baggage, the airline will charge the corresponding amount to the final destination at check-in. Avoid additional charges on connecting flights by showing your receipts.
- Identify your airline's connecting flights and note that the baggage allowance is determined by the airline operating the longest or most geographically significant route.
- Each airline may apply its own carry-on baggage policy regarding the number of pieces of baggage allowed, as well as the maximum baggage dimensions and weight. Please read the policies of the airlines operating each route before you take a flight.