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Oct 29, 2015 | 9:19 am
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Oct 29, 2015 | 12:54 pm
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Oct 29, 2015 | 3:07 pm
#18
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A concourse was originally designed as an A380 hub but was never used as such with 777s using it too. A380s sometimes land in B concourse.
You wont know until you land which Concourse it will be nor which one your connection will leave from.
If the info doesn't show on your ICE system then check on the board as soon as you disembark. A dedicated train runs between A and B concourse and takes a couple of minutes.
If your connection leaves from A you will board directly from the J lounge - if B you board at the gate as normal.
You wont know until you land which Concourse it will be nor which one your connection will leave from.
If the info doesn't show on your ICE system then check on the board as soon as you disembark. A dedicated train runs between A and B concourse and takes a couple of minutes.
If your connection leaves from A you will board directly from the J lounge - if B you board at the gate as normal.
Oct 29, 2015 | 3:15 pm
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A concourse was originally designed as an A380 hub but was never used as such with 777s using it too. A380s sometimes land in B concourse.
You wont know until you land which Concourse it will be nor which one your connection will leave from.
If the info doesn't show on your ICE system then check on the board as soon as you disembark. A dedicated train runs between A and B concourse and takes a couple of minutes.
If your connection leaves from A you will board directly from the J lounge - if B you board at the gate as normal.
You wont know until you land which Concourse it will be nor which one your connection will leave from.
If the info doesn't show on your ICE system then check on the board as soon as you disembark. A dedicated train runs between A and B concourse and takes a couple of minutes.
If your connection leaves from A you will board directly from the J lounge - if B you board at the gate as normal.
Suffice to say, I wouldn't obsess about which departure concourse you're going to get, think of it is as a "nice" surprise!
Oct 30, 2015 | 2:20 am
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[QUOTE=eternaltransit;25635127]There are also the C concourse A380 stands - and the dreaded remote stand A380s
I know this but was trying to simplify it for the OP
I use this route regularly - think we have used the remote stand once - it was fun deboarding down the stairs from J.
And we have also used C concourse I think once, but mainly its A or B.
I know this but was trying to simplify it for the OP
I use this route regularly - think we have used the remote stand once - it was fun deboarding down the stairs from J.
And we have also used C concourse I think once, but mainly its A or B.