Anonymous
01/19/2025 19:35
Subject: Short layover in Copenhagen
quote=Anonymous]Customs has always been in the first EU country in my experience. Get through that and go wherever inside EU.
75 minutes should be plenty. The second plane knows ( I kid you not) that you landed and are racing towards them. They may even wait for you.
75 minutes should be plenty. The second plane knows ( I kid you not) that you landed and are racing towards them. They may even wait for you.
That's exactly what you don't want airlines to do - hold back the whole plane, make everyone wait and mess with airport timeslots, in order to wait for that one customer who chose a ticket with too short a connection time.
75 mins in CPH should be fine (even though the new gates for US flights are much further away from the Schengen area flight gates). But I've seen exactly this PP attitude on posts like "I'll get a 50 mins connection in FRA".
Anonymous
01/19/2025 11:10
Subject: Re:Short layover in Copenhagen
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I called them last week with my concerns but insisted I would make flight as the option of the connection flight wouldn't have been there if it was too short of a timeline
Huh?
Who is insisting? They can't guarantee anything if the first flight is delayed by weather or tarmac delays.
Anonymous
01/19/2025 10:00
Subject: Re:Short layover in Copenhagen
OP here. I called them last week with my concerns but insisted I would make flight as the option of the connection flight wouldn't have been there if it was too short of a timeline