Interline

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Pertaining to travel or freight that involves two or more separate carriers moving on a single ticket or waybill.

Interline describes an agreement or movement where passengers or cargo transfer between different transport companies during a single journey. In aviation, an interline agreement allows airlines to handle passengers and baggage across multiple flights with one check-in. In freight, it means a shipment is handed off from one trucking company or railroad to another to reach a destination outside the originating carrier's network.

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They booked an interline ticket, so their bags should automatically transfer to the partner airline in Dubai.