I know that it probably is determined by each airline, but let's say that I have a non-rev. ticket on a flight that has a connection, and I get checked in at the point of origin, am I guaranteed a seat all the way to the point of departure?
For example, if I am on a flight from POS-MIA-CDG and it's all under one flight number, am I guaranteed a seat on the connection through to CDG if I board at POS?
The reason being, I was watching "Airline" and they do have these flights that have 4 and 5 connections under one flight number. If you are a non-rev, and you check in at the point of origin, are you guaranteed a seat to your final destination or technically, must you go through the non-rev. process (of standing at the gate and waiting to get called) each time?
For example, if I am on a flight from POS-MIA-CDG and it's all under one flight number, am I guaranteed a seat on the connection through to CDG if I board at POS?
The reason being, I was watching "Airline" and they do have these flights that have 4 and 5 connections under one flight number. If you are a non-rev, and you check in at the point of origin, are you guaranteed a seat to your final destination or technically, must you go through the non-rev. process (of standing at the gate and waiting to get called) each time?
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