cattp

Hi,
I am booked on two separate bookings via Aer Lingus directly online from BHX-DUB-LIS and I arrive on EI3265 and takeoff on EI486. That means I land at 13:10 and depart at 15:00 in DUB leaving me 1h 50m. I am unsure how this type of connection works in this circumstance, does DUB have a connections area? I mean I am fairly familiar with the airport as I have arrived/departed several times but never even thought about connecting until now. Also I was told by EI that if my first flight is delayed (due to it's notorious ambiguous departure time) then I will have to tell the cabin crew on that flight to contact DUB?? I am not sure whether to loose out on that flight now and book the £50 morning Ryanair one instead.. Can anyone advise?

aidy

there is a connections area in DUB, once you arrive, turn left at immigration and the connection corridor will bring you back into departures.

argonath

What's the situation with regards to luggage as you have booked two separate flights ? Can you get it transferred to your next flight or do you
have book it onto the next flight ?

Just wondering as I am flying Aer Lingus UK->DUB->JFK booked separately as well and would like to know what the situation is with regard luggage...

Regards

ROKNA

It should be possible provided you have the documentation for both flights printed out.

mac123

We're flying AA from MCO-DUB then Aer Lingus DUB-GLA - separate bookings.. Will AA check through our bags to Glasgow or will we have to collect them in Dub then check them in again

ROKNA

Firstly AA do not operate a direct MCO-DUB service, but Aer Lingus does

AA will not check through unless on the same ticket (AA and EI have a interlining and eticket agreement)