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Im traveling to Nevis from Pittsburgh intl.  My flight from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia is on US air with only 50 minutes between when I land and when I board.  My second flight is from Philadelphia to San Juan on American.  My question : Do I have to check in at the main counter each time I arrive and use a different airline or will US air (my first airline) print me out all of my travel tickets for each airline.
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AA

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Dear Aaron,

Since your itinerary involves an "interline" travel, you have to check-in with AA. If US Air codeshares with American Airlines in the leg PHL-SJU, US Air can produce the boarding cards for this leg. This will also apply for baggage.

Also, a good idea is to check-in with American via Internet. See the below link:

https://www.aa.com/aa/reservation/flightCheckInViewReservationsAccess.do

At PHL US Air will arrive on terminal B/C and American departs from terminal A east, according to PHL Airport website.

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R. Gomes

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