Originally Posted by
rayvolution
I’m traveling on SAS in Feb with 3 kids ages 5y, 2y, 6mo. ORD-ARN-BGO with a 1:15min connection in ARN. I’m concerned about my luggage (most importantly my stroller/pram, which I won’t be allowed to gate check) making the connecting flight, but also making the connection myself with baggage.
Because the baby is a ticketed passenger, I’m required to bring a car seat, so I will be carrying the car seat, my bag (a large travel pack if I don’t check it, but at the very least a diaper bag), and the baby, and then will be pushing the 2yo in an airport stroller and hoping the 5yo can keep up. Is this insane? Is there assistance available for a non-disabled person traveling alone with young children? Any tips or things I should be aware of? TIA.
115 minutes are more than plenty in Arlanda, you don't need to worry about your luggage, not your own connection. Your flight will arrive in the F gates, and most likely your connection to Norway will most likely be from gate 1 to 9 a five minute walk from passport control.
Passport control should not be too bad, I can't remember if there are family lanes.
Whether or not it is difficult going through the airport, how would you feel going to a mall in the same setup? I guess your own sense for that is the best answer. That being said, Arlanda is probably one of the easier airports you will get to deal with.