Arrive LHR in First, Connect in Business - Concorde Room?
#17
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Hi all,
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
#18
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Hi all,
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
tb
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Hi all,
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
Edit: As KARFA indicated that my suggestion won't work, I have deleted that part.
Last edited by ISTFlyer; Apr 14, 2019 at 11:35 pm Reason: stated
#20
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Hi all,
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
I have the following scenario:
1) BA First from DME-LHR (T5)
2) the next day, BA First LHR-SEA (T5)
I would like to enjoy the Concorde room after my flight lands at #1 . Then exit the airport, and then return the next day to enjoy the Concorde room a second time.
Will I be able to follow "connecting flights" and pass through security after my flight #1 lands? Or will I have to exit the airport and only be able to return the next day?
In terms of using the first wing and the CCR on the day of your second flight that would be fine of course as you are in F on LHR-SEA. The security and lounges open from 0500 in the morning so turn up and go through anytime after that on the day.
Have a read of the T5 connections guide linked to in the dashboard as it outlines the routes available should you be in the airside departures area and wish to land yourself.
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Thanks for your huge effort on the connections guide. But, I meant for same day departures, is there a way to clear transfer security after arriving from a flight, enjoy the lounge and leave the entire terminal ( clear immigration for international, just walk away for domestic ), enjoy London and come back to the airport and clear security for the second time and go back to the lounge. Not for the OP's case, I'm asking it in general. Thanks
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Thanks for your huge effort on the connections guide. But, I meant for same day departures, is there a way to clear transfer security after arriving from a flight, enjoy the lounge and leave the entire terminal ( clear immigration for international, just walk away for domestic ), enjoy London and come back to the airport and clear security for the second time and go back to the lounge. Not for the OP's case, I'm asking it in general. Thanks
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Could I leave the airside after I have entered already and re-enter with the same boarding pass. ( In the same day ) This is the simplified version of my question.
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Aha, sorry yes you could do that. See the guide, you can land your self using the routes stated. If you take the transit and do it yourself rather than take the escorted rate you will need to see a BA agent to remove the ready to fly status before you go back airside.
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Keep your F boarding pass to show at the door
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Yes, assuming the Concorde Room is open and LUX continues from T5. You need to enter T5 with the LUX boarding passes, and get that scanned at CCR. The scan will fail, and at that point show the JFK pass. You must not use the JFK as your primary boarding pass until you have returned from LUX, otherwise Ready to Fly will get mixed up.
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Yes, assuming the Concorde Room is open and LUX continues from T5. You need to enter T5 with the LUX boarding passes, and get that scanned at CCR. The scan will fail, and at that point show the JFK pass. You must not use the JFK as your primary boarding pass until you have returned from LUX, otherwise Ready to Fly will get mixed up.
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No, well obviously you should first check-in online, but you could use the First Wing once you have explained the onward flight but again focus on the LUX boarding passes in terms of what is scanned at this point.