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AA owns the ticket, you should be able to do anything as if it was an AA flight
I would strongly suggest calling AA ahead to verify, and making sure you don’t check in for the JetBlue flight. I haven’t been flying much since the pandemic, but in the past a codeshare partner would have to uncheck you in if you were already checked in, as basically the operating carrier has temporary control of that part of the reservation around the time of the flight.
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Yes, you should be able to. When you check into American ticket counter, verify with them. American allows standbys.
Well, that’s potentially the issue. For a codeshare flight like this, you check in with the operating carrier, which depending on the airport, might not even be in the same terminal as the issuing carrier (AA).
It’s called share codes. You just bought a jet blue ticket from AA. It’s fine, if you’re checking in a bag go to jet blue
Haha you’re right
If you get rebooked you will get rebooked via AA primarily. AA owns the flight ticket but this partnership started like sometime end of last year so they still were gray about logistics. If you are trying to catch an alternative flight standby it would be via AA.
I’ve tried this before due to a significant delay with my operated by jet blue flight. They wouldn’t let me on any American flight - only jet blue and there were none. But hopefully what happened to me was just a hiccup due to the newer policies and they allow you to!
Thanks!