Is 75 minutes enough time for connecting flight at AMS?
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This should be do-able. It is tight, but AMS is pretty efficient. And, besides, there are so many flights between AMS and CDG on KL and AF, that they should be able to take care of you if something happens. If Northwest is selling it as a valid connection, then I would book it.
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Back in June we took a NW flight from DTW to AMS to Oslo. We arrived at 6 am on schedule and ran for our 7 am flight w/o stopping. We reached our gate at 6:50 am and the gate agent said we could not get on the flight because there was not enough time for our checked luggage to make the flight. They said they preferred for us to take the next flight at 9:40 or we could go and have our luggage delivered to us "in a day or 2".
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I know I have seen this covered before, but cannot find it - in the scenario Tico describes - do bags get checked through to CDG and is that where one goes thru immigration? I am thinking of doing the same flights from Hartford and got the same 75 mins. for connection. Tico did you book this and what was the fare? Thanks!
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Bags are most certainly checked through at AMS. You will leave your gate, follow the signs to the Schengen terminal, go through passport control and security screening. You are then off to your gate. Depending upon how far apart the gates are, you can do the whole thing in 15-30 minutes.
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