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Lufthansa (LH
) does not have a baggage interline agreement with Air Alsie (6I
):
MAY CHECK BAGGAGE TO
AA AC AD AE AF AI AM AR AS AT AV AY AZ A3
BA BL BP BR BT B2 B6 CA CI CM CX CZ DE DL
DT EK EN ET EW EY E5 FB FI FM FV GA GF GU
G3 HA HO HR HU HX IB IC IG IR JE JJ JL JQ
JU J2 KA KC KL KM KQ KU LA LG LH LO LP LR
LX LY ME MI MK MS MU NH NZ OA OB OK OM OO
OS OU OZ PG PR PS PW PZ QF QI RO R7 SA SB
SC SD SK SN SP SQ SV S3 S4 TA TG TK TN TP
TR TU T0 UA UK UL UT UU UX U0 VA VK VN WF
WK WY W2 XL XQ YM ZH ZX 2A 2K 3K 4M 4U 4Z
Therefore it is very unlikely the check-in agent will be able to print a tag including an Air Alsie flight. If one is printed, it's not clear the bag will be routed correctly.
In times past getting additional flights printed on a label was straightforward (if the carriers interlined to each other): agents knew how to do it and were happy to be helpful. Indeed, alliances like oneworld once made interlined baggage across separate tickets within the alliance it a stated benefit. These days, network airlines in Europe look to minimize costs by delivering a uniform product.