Information changing planes in Amsterdam
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Information changing planes in Amsterdam
Current information needed. I will be changing planes in Amsterdam. Dallas to Frankfurt. Us citizen. I will be connecting with KLM citihopper to Frankfurt. My connecting time is short, will I have to retrieve my luggage and recheck in Amsterdam?
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No if you're luggage is checked through; however although it shouldn't be a big deal, you will go through passport control at Amsterdam as that is your entry point into a Schengen country...upon arrival in Frankfurt, no passport control.
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As they say you should be able to check your luggage through, but will go through passport control at Ams. There can be a queue for passport control but it shouldn't be too bad.
Assuming it is all on one ticket you will have a legal transfer time which means it is possible to do the transfer in theory at least.
Amsterdam is in the Netherlands btw not Belgium
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Assuming it is all on one ticket you will have a legal transfer time which means it is possible to do the transfer in theory at least.
Amsterdam is in the Netherlands btw not Belgium
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I don't know what you consider a short connection time, but if you are worried about making your connection when you actually land, ask for help. I have seen passengers being brought to the head of the queue for passport control by airline or airport staff.
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I flew into Amsterdam from the US on Oct. 4 and we zipped through Passport Control in no time. But I concur with Zeppole - if time is short, ask for help. Everybody in Amsterdam is very nice and virtually all of them speak English.




