powellretired

Please advise what airlines besides Iberia fly directly from JFK (or Newark) to Barcelona? Also, is Iberia a Delta FFM partner?

Thanks

cruiseluv

Continental recently started flying from Newark. I going in 11 days!!

I don't think Iberia is a Delta partner. I think they are partners with AA

rkkwan

Click on your name for your earlier thread. I've already answered it:

DL: JFK-BCN
CO: EWR-BCN

IB <b>does not</b> fly this route non-stop. IB6250 is a one-stop JFK-MAD-BCN.

IB is <b>not</b> a DL partner.

BobSwanson

I believe I'm flying Air France from Newark in September.
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dutyfree

Delta flies nonstop to Barcelona from JFK and Atlanta. They also fly nonstop to Madrid. Bob-if you are flying Air France it is not a nonstop flight from Newark.

BobSwanson

You are right. It stops briefly in Paris.
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rkkwan

AF doesn't &quot;stop briefly&quot; in Paris. You get off the plane, go through immigration, go to new terminal, clear security and board new plane. It's a connection.

BobSwanson

I imagine I'll find out in September.
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rkkwan

Bob - What flight numbers do you have? What makes you think it's a &quot;brief stop&quot; (whatever that means) on AF? Just trying to help you understand the process.

Patty

rkkwan,
We already tried to do that here http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34424766

rkkwan

Oh, Patty. Thanks for the reminder!

powellretired

Thanks for the info.

BobSwanson

RKKWAN

My flight number out of JFK flight AF 09 arriving CDG 11:50AM Aerogare 2 Terminal C.
Departs flight AF 1648 Aerogare 2 Terminal F 1:00PM
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rkkwan

So, Bob, you do know that your flight is <b>not</b> non-stop and <b>not</b> direct, and your gates at CDG is <b>not</b> next to one another, and you need to go through immigration and security, RIGHT?

Also, you only have a 70-minute connection. Doable, but it's not a cakewalk either.

And to the OP - sorry for getting this thread off-topic.

dutyfree

Just adding that the hour you have for connecting in CDG and changing terminals should have you putting your running shoes on. CDG usually has a 10-15 minute &quot;drive time&quot; (at least) once you have landed along with deplaning (always a pain and sometimes slow). Good luck!

BobSwanson

I've been told that if the flight is missed that AF will put us on the next flight. We're not in that much hurray so we'll just see what happens. Thanks for the info.
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