United/USAirways and Resort Check-In

[LisaJean2]

I have a question. We are booking with United but both departing and returning flights are "operated" by USAirways. Will we still be able to use the Resort Airline Check-In? We really want to be able to print our boarding passes and check our luggage right at the resort, but we aren't sure if we can because it looks like United is a participating airline, but USAirways isn't? We aren't using DME.

Any help would be appreciated! This is our first Disney trip and we haven't flown in years and I am so confused at this point !

Thanks,
Lisa

 

[DebbieB]

You check in with the airline who operates the flight, the resort would probably not have access to USAirways system. They may still print your boarding passes over the internet.

 

[helenk]

I have a question. We are booking with United but both departing and returning flights are "operated" by USAirways. Will we still be able to use the Resort Airline Check-In? We really want to be able to print our boarding passes and check our luggage right at the resort, but we aren't sure if we can because it looks like United is a participating airline, but USAirways isn't? We aren't using DME.

Any help would be appreciated! This is our first Disney trip and we haven't flown in years and I am so confused at this point !

Thanks,
Lisa

When I booked my flight through United's website I chose a flight was operated by USAir, I had to check in through UsAir's website for my boarding passes and we flew on a UsAir plane. I would say that since you are not able to participate in the resort airline check in. The conceirge desk at your resort will be able to print your boarding passes for your return trip.

 

[Horace Horsecollar]

US Airways, which was recently acquired by America West, does not participate in Remote Airline Check-in. Any United flight numbers that are actually operated by US Airways are not eligible for Remote Airline Check-in.