Connection at MRU?
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: London, UK
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Connection at MRU?
We are flying in to MRU and connecting on to a flight to Reunion six hours later. Do we need to go through immigration in Mauritius or is there a transfer desk? We will probably have to collect our bags and recheck them and it would be good if we didn't have to go landside.
Also I see there's a Priority Pass lounge available - any good?
Also I see there's a Priority Pass lounge available - any good?
#2
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: London, UK
Programs: Not much these days!
Posts: 1,341
For the benefit of future searchers, the answer:
We went to the transfer desk before immigration, and they issued boarding passes for our Air Austral flights. They took our BA baggage tags, issued new ones and asked us to describe our baggage, so I assume that they collected them from the belt and rechecked them for us. We skipped the immigration queues and were ushered straight through to departures - so a definite advantage.
The Priority Pass lounge is fine - busy at times depending on the flights going out (we were there for six hours). Breakfast snacks, tea, coffee, free wifi. Nothing special but better than the terminal...
We went to the transfer desk before immigration, and they issued boarding passes for our Air Austral flights. They took our BA baggage tags, issued new ones and asked us to describe our baggage, so I assume that they collected them from the belt and rechecked them for us. We skipped the immigration queues and were ushered straight through to departures - so a definite advantage.
The Priority Pass lounge is fine - busy at times depending on the flights going out (we were there for six hours). Breakfast snacks, tea, coffee, free wifi. Nothing special but better than the terminal...

