Connections - MAD vs FRA
Jan 30, 2015, 12:51 am
#4
Join Date: Aug 2014
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Well, there are only a couple of direct flights from Madrid-Prague, otherwise you'd have to connect again somewhere else. I imagine FRA has more regular connections to Prague so that's probably a good reason to transit via FRA instead of MAD for that route.
Brussels is much easier - Iberia have a lot of daily flights to BRU, and connecting from any flight arriving in T4 (one world, IB, AA) should be a very easy connection.
Brussels is much easier - Iberia have a lot of daily flights to BRU, and connecting from any flight arriving in T4 (one world, IB, AA) should be a very easy connection.
Last edited by Cerebrito; Jan 30, 2015 at 12:53 am Reason: Fixed a mistake - there are some direct flights MAD-Prague
Jan 31, 2015, 2:41 pm
#6
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My current understanding is MAD is far less crowded than FRA. MAD security is faster than FRA. Exiting MAD 4s tram at 4 produces less walking to EU gate than walking FRA.
Feb 1, 2015, 12:20 am
#8
Join Date: May 2013
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The schedule works with either MAD of FRA. My refined question: Which is easier to connect international to EU. Thinking in terms of walking distance, time in security with biz class priority.
My current understanding is MAD is far less crowded than FRA. MAD security is faster than FRA. Exiting MAD 4s tram at 4 produces less walking to EU gate than walking FRA.
My current understanding is MAD is far less crowded than FRA. MAD security is faster than FRA. Exiting MAD 4s tram at 4 produces less walking to EU gate than walking FRA.