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classic...I try to aim for a 2 hour window in case of delays etc. Had to sprint through Munich airport to get my connecting flight today, I made it, my bag did not.
classic...I try to aim for a 2 hour window in case of delays etc. Had to sprint through Munich airport to get my connecting flight today, I made it, my bag did not.
I try to aim for a 2 hour window in case of delays etc. Had to sprint through Munich airport to get my connecting flight today, I made it, my bag did not.
Not as bad as Frankfurt at least. Was just unlucky to be delayed an hour out of the US. I am at home in Switzerland now so waiting a day for my bag isn't a problem.Ya, Munich has long connections if you are traveling within Europe and then want to come back to the US.
Not as bad as Frankfurt at least. Was just unlucky to be delayed an hour out of the US. I am at home in Switzerland now so waiting a day for my bag isn't a problem.
Both nice areasNice. I'm a big fan of Bern and Valais.
From Montreal to Phnom Penh actually,Did you buy Montreal to Taiwan thru AirCanada and just needed up with the SFO as the best option?
Or did you put together these two legs via Expedia or Orbitz or any other reseller?
If the first then, yes, you are ok as these Star Alliance partners will be communicating and expecting you and the second plane will even be held, for a reasonable amount of time, as they track your flight delays. if they have to leave you, they will absolutely try their best to get you another flight ASAP at no extra cost to you, if the miss is not your fault.
If you bought from a reseller the two legs separately, you have slightly more risk as the second flight might not be aware of you coming on the first flight. As far as they know you live in San Fran and are coming in direct.
What i suggest, if you bought from reseller is call AirCanada and ask them to 'connect your legs' as they will do that. And that can help in numerous ways, as i detail above.
Timing wise you should have enough time regardless.
only use a carry on,I'd be more worried about flying Air Canada. They forgot the luggage for THE ENTIRE PLANE when i went to Montreal. Had us wait around baggage claim for an hour before telling us and making us take another 2 hours to fill out lost baggage forms. Took 3 days to get it.
well as FlightHub is a reseller, personally i would call AirCanada and ask them to connect the flights, if they are not already.From Montreal to Phnom Penh actually,
bought from the same (FlightHub)
Just checked everything back,well as FlightHub is a reseller, personally i would call AirCanada and ask them to connect the flights, if they are not already.
it is very possible your flights are all independent and not linked and you want the second airline looking at their passenger list, and seeing you are on a Star Alliance partner flight so if you are having issues like a delay they will understand what it is and whether they can or should wait for you or not.
I've seen that little airport taxi waiting at the Gate for the first flight to come out of the gate, to race the people to the second flight, that was being held, and they expedited those people thru all check points. It can really make a difference in preventing them locking the plane doors and you running up and hearing 'sorry we cannot open once they are locked and we have done our procedure'.
You'll be fine. Also just walk that, don't bother heading up to the trolly, unless you want a view of the area (can't really see SF from there though) then you should do a full rideJust checked everything back,
all from AirCanada only,
actually got 1h39mins
Terminal 1 to Terminal 2.
Shouldn't have anything to worry about.