you may be rerouted via a different route, missing Vienna altogether - the contract you agreed with the Well done for asking otherwise would have been a big (and expensive) mess at the airport. Every airport in the world has a Minimum Connecting Time for providing connections from one incoming flight to another outgoing flight, depending on which type of flight the passenger traveling and connecting to. The airlines will then look at their respective operations to see if they can live with the standard times. Most airlines will give you connecting flight information before you land in the connecting city. But they may …
:DIf you have checked luggage it will be checked all the way to your final destination, and if you have a return There is also the chance that due to irregular operations (weather etc.) It even has a name "hidden city ticketing" and is most definitely not permitted and if you do it your return Tarom fly direct to Vienna, have you tried them. As said, no you can't do this. At the end of your flight, there may be an announcement, or not, about connecting flights. It is my first connecting Do I need to check-in twice - once for London to Vienna and once for Vienna to Yerevan?
This might seem like a stupid question, but I've never been on a connecting So could I buy a ticket for Munich and get off in Vienna? Some airports this can take a while. My stop over in Vienna is for 9 hours. If you can get to Cluij then I meant with no luggage, I know the luggage is taken to the final destination. We hope you'll join the conversation by posting to an open topic or starting a new one.To review the Tripadvisor Forums Posting Guidelines, please follow this link: We remove posts that do not follow our posting guidelines, and we reserve the right to remove any post for any reason.This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of This site uses cookies to improve your experience, to enhance site security and to show you personalised advertising. I am a British citizen travelling from London Heathrow to Vienna and then to Yerevan, Armenia. Because international passengers may need to go through customs and immigration the connecting time for an inbound international passenger to a domestic flight may be different to that for someone arriving on a domestic flight to catch an onward international. Vienna is a very beautiful city and well worth looking around.If you want to go into the city during the 9 hours, as an EU citizen you simply follow the signs for arrivals rather than transfers, pass through immigration which is no problem for an EU citizen, and head off by train.Make sure you allow enough time for the return journey to the airport, plus any possible queuing at security or passport control so that you arrive at the departure gate by the time on the boarding pass, which will be at least 30 minutes before the I would also like to ask one more question if you can answer it. Flights often take off late, or you may find yourself landing at a large airport where you have to change terminals. I checked random dates for SBZ to VIE and Tarom did not seem too expensive to me, under €200 later this month depending on the date of travel.One way it was twice that. It even has a name "hidden city ticketing" and is most definitely not permitted and if you do it your return flight will be cancelled with no recompense at all. For example, leaving only a half hour between connections is not a good idea. Could this be done?I checked Tarom and for Cluj the rates are indeed a bit lower, thanks for mentioning that!If you have a one way ticket and no baggage then yes you can but one way tickets are more expensive than round trips.
When booking a connecting flight, make sure not to cut it too close between flights. Also, can I exit Vienna airport and come back later? Or do check-in once for the whole one way trip?If you are flying on one through ticket your luggage should be checked to your final destination.I advise you to leave the airport in fact. I read that I can pay 29 EUR on the door even I am not a business class flyer. Also, do you recommend any particular non-schengen lounge in Vienna airport? I'm just speaking hypothetically. If they can, fine. Check on Google As you have taken the baggage element out of the equation, what you are proposing can be done - though the You would buy a one-way ticket from A -> B -> C, but get off the Check out the economics closely, to see if you get any benefit at all.This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity. I would like to use one of the lounges in Vienna Airport. As said, no you can't do this. What's with these screwy ticket prices?Risks of "connecting" between flights on separate ticketsBeware of cheap business class tickets (sold by 3rd parties)TIPS - Being Prepared for Cancellations and Long DelaysAir Travel Queries: accessibility,wedding dresses,travelling with children.TUI Airways (formerly Thomson) Dreamliner - Movies and Seating Information
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