GMP Transfer?
Jan 17, 2009 | 2:03 am
#1
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GMP Transfer?
Hello All,
I need your expert advise on transfer at Seoul.
I have a ticket from SHA-GMP via FM ticketed, and another ticket issued separately from GMP-HND via JL.
I have just 2 hrs at GMP to transfer, and I heard from JL that through-Check In is not available from SHA-HND via GMP, (which I need to check again with FM), so now I am bit worried about the transfer at GMP.
I have a bag to check in,
and I am Star GOld with TG, and Ruby with CX.
Here is my question:
Would I make it?
what is the policy for GMP transfer? Do they have any transfer counter?
Any advise how to transfer at GMP?
Tks!
I need your expert advise on transfer at Seoul.
I have a ticket from SHA-GMP via FM ticketed, and another ticket issued separately from GMP-HND via JL.
I have just 2 hrs at GMP to transfer, and I heard from JL that through-Check In is not available from SHA-HND via GMP, (which I need to check again with FM), so now I am bit worried about the transfer at GMP.
I have a bag to check in,
and I am Star GOld with TG, and Ruby with CX.
Here is my question:
Would I make it?
what is the policy for GMP transfer? Do they have any transfer counter?
Any advise how to transfer at GMP?
Tks!
Jan 17, 2009 | 2:15 am
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Jan 17, 2009 | 7:14 am
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You have a pretty unusual case there, since GMP's international flights are point-to-point shuttle services, and I doubt they have an international transit desk. It's a reasonably compact and efficient airport though, so my guess is that two hours should be fine, even if you need to go through immigration twice. (If your plane arrives on time, of course.)
Jan 18, 2009 | 11:09 pm
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You have a pretty unusual case there, since GMP's international flights are point-to-point shuttle services, and I doubt they have an international transit desk. It's a reasonably compact and efficient airport though, so my guess is that two hours should be fine, even if you need to go through immigration twice. (If your plane arrives on time, of course.)