Originally Posted by
YuropFlyer
Also, you don't really get landside on such a transfer. There is a dedicated shortcut in the main area of T3 (clearly marked as International transfer) which gets you to stay airside.
I'd say that, unless your incoming aircraft is more than 1hr delayed, you will make your connection (should there be a queue at immigration/security after the train ride, you might have to be loud to be let in front, if your departure time is closing in)
Now, I'd just relax. I guess your life doesn't depend on catching that flight

Nope, not worry at all and just want to know what to expect. You sounded like there is a domestic-to-international-transfer short cut so it is even better. I am ready to spend a night at CA's expense :-)