deplaning question 377-300er
Jan 27, 2015, 10:19 am
#1
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deplaning question 777-300er
Hi -
I have a short 2h layover in DXB and hope not to miss my 2nd flight. I am in economy.
Where does the 377-300er deplane from? And accordingly, where should I sit to be one of the first off of economy and better my chances for zipping though to my next flight?
TIA for your assistance!
I have a short 2h layover in DXB and hope not to miss my 2nd flight. I am in economy.
Where does the 377-300er deplane from? And accordingly, where should I sit to be one of the first off of economy and better my chances for zipping though to my next flight?
TIA for your assistance!
Last edited by snownurse; Jan 27, 2015 at 11:16 am
Yes, the 777. The 377 wouldn't be a particularly long haul plane would it....
Jan 31, 2015, 5:18 pm
#4
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Gate closes 45 min before departure time, and don't even try to negotiate if you are offloaded.
Be careful. You may have to take the train to change terminals. Moreover, you have security check, where the queue can be long.
2 hours is enough, but be sure to be next to your gate before shopping at the numerous duty free shops.
Be careful. You may have to take the train to change terminals. Moreover, you have security check, where the queue can be long.
2 hours is enough, but be sure to be next to your gate before shopping at the numerous duty free shops.
Feb 1, 2015, 12:49 am
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2 hours should be plenty even if inbound is late (and I always sit at back becuase that's where any spare seats will be). I would get to near gate asap and then do any shopping near there rather. I find the A to B/C train quicker than walking from the ends if C to far end of B.
You can usually (but not always) check you departing gate on the airshow channel while on the descent so you can be prepared.
You can usually (but not always) check you departing gate on the airshow channel while on the descent so you can be prepared.
Feb 1, 2015, 3:00 am
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2 hours should be plenty even if inbound is late (and I always sit at back becuase that's where any spare seats will be). I would get to near gate asap and then do any shopping near there rather. I find the A to B/C train quicker than walking from the ends if C to far end of B.
You can usually (but not always) check you departing gate on the airshow channel while on the descent so you can be prepared.
You can usually (but not always) check you departing gate on the airshow channel while on the descent so you can be prepared.