Amsterdam Airport: Time needed to make connection
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Amsterdam Airport: Time needed to make connection
Arriving Amsterdam from Canada on KLM and need to make connection to Rome.
How much time is needed to make connections? Have 1 1/2 hours to make connection to Allitalia to Rome
How much time is needed to make connections? Have 1 1/2 hours to make connection to Allitalia to Rome
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Just one more thought <b>John</b>,
in case your incoming flight is late and you know you'll miss your flight to Rome, then stop at the Alitalia transfer desk once you are done with immigration at the "Flight Connections" center. If they have a later flight, they will put you on it, if not, they can and will find another airline to get you to Rome.
Do not go to immigration/customs. No matter what, follow the "Flight Connections" signs.
For example, I was flying British Airways from Canada and connecting with another BA flight to Poland. Our incoming flight was really late due to a mechanical in Toronto and the flight to Warsaw already left with no other flights on BA to that particular destination on that day. BA transfer desk agent looked up available flights and found LOT flight available about an hour or so later. Not only did he rebooked me on that flight but personally walked me over to the BMI desk (LOT's partner) to actually have them issue the boarding passes before he thanked me for my business and wished me a great trip. British Airways IS NOT LOT's or BMI's partner.
in case your incoming flight is late and you know you'll miss your flight to Rome, then stop at the Alitalia transfer desk once you are done with immigration at the "Flight Connections" center. If they have a later flight, they will put you on it, if not, they can and will find another airline to get you to Rome.
Do not go to immigration/customs. No matter what, follow the "Flight Connections" signs.
For example, I was flying British Airways from Canada and connecting with another BA flight to Poland. Our incoming flight was really late due to a mechanical in Toronto and the flight to Warsaw already left with no other flights on BA to that particular destination on that day. BA transfer desk agent looked up available flights and found LOT flight available about an hour or so later. Not only did he rebooked me on that flight but personally walked me over to the BMI desk (LOT's partner) to actually have them issue the boarding passes before he thanked me for my business and wished me a great trip. British Airways IS NOT LOT's or BMI's partner.
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