Connecting flight in Bristol Airport

wirelessdude01

Just wonder what would be the minimum time you would need to make a flight in Bristol after arriving from Dublin?

Fred Swanson

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wirelessdude01

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You would need to allow 3 hours if self connecting. Collect baggage, check in again, clear security again etc.

Fred Swanson wrote:

Connecting to where?

Connecting to a Lanzarote flight. Would be just hand luggage. Would already be checked in online.

Fred Swanson

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testicles

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VG31

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It obviously doesn't take three hours to make the connection. Three hours is allowing for the possibility of the first flight being delayed since you're on your own if you miss the connecting flight.

wirelessdude01

testicles wrote:

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In Bristol?

Fred Swanson

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dingding

Bristol is a small airport that has grown in the past couple of years.

Dublin flights, the ones earlier in the day are generally on-time early.

You will need to walk to the terminal exit and then go upstairs and queue.

This can be busy at times so the fast track option would be good.

Some of the gates are a bit of a walk as well but nothing as bad as Dublin.

Book a seat up the front of the incoming airplane if Ryanair so you can disembark early. Or the rear if it is the aer lingus plan to be at the rear.

wirelessdude01

dingding wrote:

Dublin flights, the ones earlier in the day are generally on-time early.

dingding wrote:

Bristol is a small airport that has grown in the past couple of years.

dingding wrote:

You will need to walk to the terminal exit and then go upstairs and queue.

dingding wrote:

This can be busy at times so the fast track option would be good.

dingding wrote:

Book a seat up the front of the incoming airplane if Ryanair so you can disembark early. Or the rear if it is the aer lingus plan to be at the rear.

dingding wrote:

Some of the gates are a bit of a walk as well but nothing as bad as Dublin.

Is an hour far too tight?

dingding

Should be fine if everything goes to plan.

Penalty

Is 3 hours enough to disembark and get through security? Absolutely more then enough time.

But if your inbound is delayed for whatever reason you are in a world of pain. What are the consequences? When is the next flight

Connecting independently at small airports is risky and you need to build this into the time allowed.

Fred Swanson

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testicles

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ted1

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

dingding wrote:

Dublin flights, the ones earlier in the day are generally on-time early.

dingding wrote:

Bristol is a small airport that has grown in the past couple of years.

dingding wrote:

You will need to walk to the terminal exit and then go upstairs and queue.

dingding wrote:

This can be busy at times so the fast track option would be good.

dingding wrote:

Book a seat up the front of the incoming airplane if Ryanair so you can disembark early. Or the rear if it is the aer lingus plan to be at the rear.

dingding wrote:

Some of the gates are a bit of a walk as well but nothing as bad as Dublin.

Is an hour far too tight?

With checked in baggage yes , without no.

wirelessdude01

ted1 wrote:

Is an hour far too tight?

With checked in baggage yes , without no.[/quote]

Would just be carry-on luggage.