Austrian and Swiss to Bangkok Combo....transit

[Rawhide2 1,337]

Just messing around with Summer flights next year and that is some connection time on the outbound sectors lol

 

 

 

[Butch 3,456]

Isn't the minimum transit time allowed 1hr?. I might have read that somewhere, or dreamt it lol.

 

Either way, that is a damn good price. I googled Qatar recently for June next year and they came in around the £440 mark.

[Rawhide2 1,337]

Isn't the minimum transit time allowed 1hr?. I might have read that somewhere, or dreamt it lol.

 

Either way, that is a damn good price. I googled Qatar recently for June next year and they came in around the £440 mark.

 

I was under the impression it was 45 minutes. ?? I have been on a Qatar connection in Doha that was scheduled for 55 minutes back in 2006

[jacko 8,778]

I think my tightest ever was with KLM in Schipol, made it and surprisingly so did the case.

I always consider transfer times when booking, rejecting short ones as airlines struggle to get short shuttles off on time. Over 5 hours is rejected outright unless I know there is a good lounge I will be admitted to.

Edited September 16, 2018 by jacko

[Rawhide2 1,337]

I meant to put up these before apologies. The non stops. Thai was £484 hence I left it off

 

[capdagde 1,954]

I meant to put up these before apologies. The non stops. Thai was £484 hence I left it off

 

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I'm sure the Brexit fallout will have been hoovered up by then. Can't get a Ryanair booking yet for post Mar 29 to or from UK.

 

Just messing around with Summer flights next year and that is some connection time on the outbound sectors lol

 

 

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In our experience they usually hold flights up for home airline arriving and leaving situations if the stopovers are tight - i.e. Austrian outward and Swiss inward. Someone with your name on a board whisks you straight to the departing plane. It avoids free hotel, meals and the compensation....