LAX T4 and Bradley Int'l connector
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LAX T4 and Bradley Int'l connector
I'm leaving out of Bradley Int'l soon. If I check my bag at Bradley, then walk outside to T4, go through security there and walk back to Bradley via the new connector, will that work? If I had carry-on only this would, of course, be easier, but I need to check a bag. Is there pre-check at T4? I have a Global Entry card that includes pre-check. I'm flying on Lufthansa--can I use pre-check at all when I'm not flying domestically? I'm guessing getting through security at Bradley is going to be a long wait. Wondering if T4 is faster? Has anyone done this?
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I'm looking for a way to avoid security at TB. I'm wondering if I could check my bag at TB, walk outside to Terminal 4, go through security at Terminal 4 and then use the connector to get back to TB. Any thoughts on that plan?
Can I use pre-check at Terminal 4? Will they let me into the security line at Terminal 4 if my boarding pass is Lufthansa?
Thanks.
Can I use pre-check at Terminal 4? Will they let me into the security line at Terminal 4 if my boarding pass is Lufthansa?
Thanks.
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Pre-check requires that you are flying on a participating carrier. Lufthansa is not a participating carrier, so you are (unfortunately) out of luck and will have to clear security at TBIT.
If you were really that committed to avoiding the line, the only workaround I can think of would be to buy a fully refundable ticket on American, clear security there using that boarding pass and then process a refund at the airport. Note that I have never done this myself and, frankly, can't imagine it is at all a reasonable use of your time.
If you were really that committed to avoiding the line, the only workaround I can think of would be to buy a fully refundable ticket on American, clear security there using that boarding pass and then process a refund at the airport. Note that I have never done this myself and, frankly, can't imagine it is at all a reasonable use of your time.
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Wow, travelgourmet, you really think outside the box! I'll have to rethink traveling with non-participating airlines again. Thanks for the information. I guess I'm going to have to arrive at the airport four hours early (sigh). Thanks for the information, all.
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