MAKING CONNECTION CDG - 3 HOURS
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MAKING CONNECTION CDG - 3 HOURS
HELLO,
I am traveling from NYC - CDG, and then CDG - TUN (separate flights so will need to claim baggage). Is three hours enough time to go through immigration, etc and make the second flight?
Thanks
I am traveling from NYC - CDG, and then CDG - TUN (separate flights so will need to claim baggage). Is three hours enough time to go through immigration, etc and make the second flight?
Thanks
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>> (separate flights so will need to claim baggage)<<
Yes they are separate flights . . . but are they separate <i>tickets</i> and/or airlines? Your bags could very well be interlined.
Someone else may know for sure - but since you are not going anywhere in Schengen and are just transiting at CDG my guess is you won't go through immigration. (I haven't transited from the States via CDG to a different continent - so I'm not positive. But you aren't really entering France)
Yes they are separate flights . . . but are they separate <i>tickets</i> and/or airlines? Your bags could very well be interlined.
Someone else may know for sure - but since you are not going anywhere in Schengen and are just transiting at CDG my guess is you won't go through immigration. (I haven't transited from the States via CDG to a different continent - so I'm not positive. But you aren't really entering France)
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Yes, in that case you will need to claim baggage, go through immigration, check your baggage again, go back through immigration and security to board your next flight.
I'm sure others here have more experience at CDG than I do, but I'd be concerned about the three hour window.
I'm sure others here have more experience at CDG than I do, but I'd be concerned about the three hour window.