RAC vs Baggage transfer back to airport?

[disneymarie]

I found the sticky with the RAC on it, skimmed through, but I am not finding the participating airlines for transfering baggage back to the airport. I do not want to lug all the suitcases bag.

Is tha possible? Which Airlines would provide this.
The two local airlines are the exact same price. I can go look up the checked luggage fee for each one, looking for infor as to the deal maker which to use.

I can go Airtran out of a distant airport, a little less and direct flight.
American Airlines local airport
Continental Local airport

Well, I looked at the filight times and that is a breaker, no way to catch a 6 am flight time out. Guess it is back to AirTran

 

[Brer Chump]

try here

 

[siskaren]

The participating airlines are listed in the first post in the sticky about what participating airline means.

 

[disneymarie]

try here

Thank you.
I was reading as airline check in not baggage transfer. We had an issue our last trip out on AA not taking the baggage back.

 

[Jestocost]

Thank you.
I was reading as airline check in not baggage transfer. We had an issue our last trip out on AA not taking the baggage back.

The airline has no role in taking bags to the airport. That service is provided as part of the Resort Airline Check-in service at WDW resorts. RAC is run under contract to Disney by a company called BAGS.

With RAC you can check in for your flight, get your boarding passes and check your luggage. It's essentially curbside check in at your resort vs. at the airport. Once you leave your bags with RAC, you don't see them again until you arrive at your home airport.

Passengers on participating airlines (which are all of the major ones at this point) can use RAC between 5:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. You must have the process completed (not just be in line) no later than three hours before your scheduled flight departure.