JFK Transfer T2 to T4
Jan 15, 2019, 7:18 am
#16
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Jan 15, 2019, 10:13 am
#17
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Oh, and one thing you can do to save time (if the initial gate agent doesn't request it in TPA) is to bring your passports to the TPA gate agent on departure and ask that person to verify them (unless you're checking bags in TPA, in which case they'll do it then). That way, they can print you a boarding pass with "DOCS OK" on it for your JFK-ZRH flight, so you won't have to deal with that at JFK.
They'll likely request your passport in TPA first, but if they don't ask for it, you can proactively provide it. It'll save a few mins and ensure you can walk right onto the plane at JFK when you're connecting.
They'll likely request your passport in TPA first, but if they don't ask for it, you can proactively provide it. It'll save a few mins and ensure you can walk right onto the plane at JFK when you're connecting.
Jan 15, 2019, 7:14 pm
#18
Join Date: May 2015
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Oh, and one thing you can do to save time (if the initial gate agent doesn't request it in TPA) is to bring your passports to the TPA gate agent on departure and ask that person to verify them (unless you're checking bags in TPA, in which case they'll do it then). That way, they can print you a boarding pass with "DOCS OK" on it for your JFK-ZRH flight, so you won't have to deal with that at JFK.
They'll likely request your passport in TPA first, but if they don't ask for it, you can proactively provide it. It'll save a few mins and ensure you can walk right onto the plane at JFK when you're connecting.
They'll likely request your passport in TPA first, but if they don't ask for it, you can proactively provide it. It'll save a few mins and ensure you can walk right onto the plane at JFK when you're connecting.