A traveler booked an intra-European flight with Lufthansa as part of a multi-leg itinerary, but one passenger in the booking is no longer able to continue on the final segment due to work commitments. The travelers have since arranged an alternative flight to a different destination on a separate booking.
The concern is how skipping the final leg for one passenger may affect the original reservation. The traveler is unsure whether the airline will allow the remaining passenger to continue on the original routing without issue, and whether the airline might impose additional charges or penalties for not using the full itinerary.
Another question involves baggage handling—specifically whether the checked luggage can be routed only to the intended transit destination instead of the original final destination, given that the passengers are now separating onto different itineraries.
The traveler is seeking clarification on how Lufthansa typically handles such situations, including any potential fare rules, rebooking implications, or operational restrictions, and what the best approach would be to avoid complications.
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