1 hour layover in Korea - do people actually make their connections in these cases? shortest one ive had.
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The conversation revolves around the feasibility of making flight connections during short layovers, particularly a 1-hour layover in Korea. Many contributors share their experiences and insights, noting that while it is generally possible to make a connection in this time frame if flights are on time, it can be risky. Factors such as luggage handling, airline cooperation, and airport efficiency are discussed. A common sentiment is to allow for longer layovers, with recommendations of at least 2-3 hours to avoid stress, especially if the flights are booked separately. Overall, while some people successfully make their connections, there are challenges and uncertainties involved.
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Yes, it is a common connection and they do hold the plane for you unless your plane is severely delayed. Also, the incoming long haul flight almost always arrives significantly earlier than the scheduled arrival time, so that 1 hour connection actually gives you more like 75-80 minutes. I've done it many times and learned that I don't even have to run like a madman to make it.
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Icn airport extremely easy to conx thru and 50 min is ok as long as flights are on time. However if you are coming in from USA or Europe and conx there then it could be a problem as flight times are currently taking 75min-120min longer due to Russian airspace is closed and the other route runs into serious headwinds.
yes happened to me 5 min to get to next flight Asiana. Yhey said nothing as we ran but got there . oh yeah delayed 2 hours would have been nice to know
The airline you’re connecting with will have a representative there waiting for you as soon as you exit the plane your landing on ,( there will be others making the transfer too) and then they’ll take you as a group too customs ,,,you’ll be fastracked
Happened too about a dozen of us in Hong Kong in September,,,,,Honk Kong airport is still totally closed and still because of covid
Done50 minutes in Dubai few years ago , made gate just , no problem really , bag getting transferred , airlines will not let that hold luggage be on that flight with out you , think about that ,! You don’t show and airline has your bag on board , they need to find that bag in there hold and remove it , terrorism stuff , not easy to do that , . Airline will make sure your transferring, signs up everywhere , the only and a major hassle is you’ll be stressed badly , very badly .
We had 1 hour in Bangkok on way to Phnom Penh, we made it as there was someone there to meet us and get us to the gate asap, our bags sadly didn’t make it and we didn’t receive them for 2 days
It seems like if we are ontime with the first flight, we should be okay.. but if it's delayed getting there, we might be screwed on catching the flight.