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Originally Posted by AlwaysAisle
(Post 26521377)
If you purchased the ticket on ANA website at same time then most likely it is under one ticket, even though you used multiple destinations function. Any case you are transferring from NH (ANA) to NH (ANA) so should really not make any difference at all if tickets are under one or two as far as you are concerned.
Minimum connection time at NRT for NH (ANA) domestic to NH international is 45 minutes. Both NH domestic and NH international use Terminal 1 South at NRT. Upon arrival at NRT from domestic flight, there is a passport control dedicated to passengers transferring from domestic to international. This passport control is separate from main passport control where NRT departing passengers use. However, most likely big portion of passengers on ITM-NRT flight are transiting to international flight at NRT, so can be little bit of line forming at a passport control since good number of people on your flight will be transiting to international flights also. Your transit at NRT of 2 hrs. 25 min. should be more than fine. At ITM there is a check-in area specific for passengers transiting to international flights at other airports such as HND and NRT. Check-in counter no. 11 of NH check-in at ITM is specifically for such passengers and that is where you will check-in at ITM. Why is there a special check-in at ITM if there is a passport control at NRT? What extra do they check there? Or is it specifically for baggage check? If I am indeed travelling on the same ANA ticket (I do have the same ANA reservation number for all my flights) and decide to check my bags at ITM, would I need to claim them and check them again at NRT or would ANA do the transfer to United for me? |
Originally Posted by LoveMountains
(Post 26522368)
Why is there a special check-in at ITM...
At check-in counter agents have to log out from one system and log into another system to go between domestic reservation and international reservation. Also, not all domestic agents are trained on international reservation. Because of such reasons, at large airport like ITM ANA and JAL figured it is better to have a separate check-in area for passengers connecting to international flights at other airports. |
HND - lax AA26 arriving at AA T4...
I am assuming I will be bussed from T4 to TBIT to get processed by immigration? And retrieve the bag at TBIT and exit from TBIT , not T4? (Just like arriving with a foreign airlines in TBIT??)
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Originally Posted by uclacolumbiaunc
(Post 26554033)
I am assuming I will be bussed from T4 to TBIT to get processed by immigration? And retrieve the bag at TBIT and exit from TBIT , not T4? (Just like arriving with a foreign airlines in TBIT??)
Since LAX was my home airport for 12 years and AA was my primary airline at LAX, here it go… If you arrive at T4 on international flights, there is enclosed walkway connecting T4 and TBIT. You will not be bussed to TBIT. You will deplane at T4 and walk enclosed corridor all the way to customs and immigration area of TBIT. You will merged with all other passengers arriving at TBIT and come out at international arrival area of TBIT. |
Need some directions to see if this is an OK connection:
NRT/NRT NH/NH Int/Dom transfer Arrive NH171 SJC-NRT at 15:45 Depart NH3111 NRT-HIJ at 17:30, so connection time is 1:45 Two tickets (one award and one paid - must travel on these flights with other people but cannot find an award for single ticket) There will be a checked-in suitcase. Thanks a lot! |
Originally Posted by B747SP
(Post 26566748)
Need some directions to see if this is an OK connection:
NRT/NRT NH/NH Int/Dom transfer Arrive NH171 SJC-NRT at 15:45 Depart NH3111 NRT-HIJ at 17:30, so connection time is 1:45 Two tickets (one award and one paid - must travel on these flights with other people but cannot find an award for single ticket) There will be a checked-in suitcase. Thanks a lot! Are you saying that your two flights are on different bookings? If so, maybe you could call ANA and ask them to link the two bookings. That may not change things much since bags don't go through anyways, but at least it might possibly facilitate you asking NH ground staff for help with your connection in case things are running real tight. |
Thanks! Let's hope that passport control does not take too much time. I will call ANA and see if they can link the two bookings.
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Hello
Im flying on JAL KIX - HND - LHR - DUB (BA) How would the connection work in Haneda. Im quite confused by the sites? Thanks |
Originally Posted by Gm125
(Post 26572906)
Hello
Im flying on JAL KIX - HND - LHR - DUB (BA) How would the connection work in Haneda. Im quite confused by the sites? Thanks Any specifics of the flow? |
Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer
(Post 26574534)
Not different than described in the answer in the JAL forum ;)
Any specifics of the flow? Sorry :D I should have been more specific it is the connection at Haneda that looks crazy with JAL. ANA seems to be easier as they have their own bus connection etc. Do i have to exit the arrivals area completely and then when i arrive at the international go through security again? Greg |
Originally Posted by Gm125
(Post 26576567)
Sorry :D I should have been more specific it is the connection at Haneda that looks crazy with JAL. ANA seems to be easier as they have their own bus connection etc. Do i have to exit the arrivals area completely and then when i arrive at the international go through security again?
Greg Only difference between ANA and JAL at Haneda is that for ANA transiting passenger to international catch a bus at gate area. Where for JAL transiting passenger to international catch a bus at landside, non-secure side of the terminal. When arriving at the international terminal, all passengers go through security check and passport control regardless of ANA or JAL. Also, what means as posting the same question at JAL forum is that FlyerTalk rule prohibit double posting, cannot post same thing at two different forums. If a moderator catch this then it is possible that one of two posts will be deleted. |
Haneda domestic to international terminal connection.... Which way is faster and more recommended? Green shuttle bus or Keiyu line train?
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Originally Posted by uclacolumbiaunc
(Post 26577598)
Haneda domestic to international terminal connection.... Which way is faster and more recommended? Green shuttle bus or Keiyu line train?
I think most people end up taking bus because bus departs right outside of arrival level of the terminal. For Keikyu or monorail from domestic terminal have to go down further and walk little bit more to the station. At international terminal Keikyu is below further and monorail is up at departure level. I have heard that transit passenger can get monorail ticket for free at information desk at the terminal for domestic terminal and international terminal transfer but never tried. |
Originally Posted by AlwaysAisle
(Post 26576683)
Really not that much difference between ANA and JAL. Japan has departure passport control, and liquid allowance for carry-on items on domestic flights in Japan is slightly different from commonly adopted liquid allowance rule for international flights. Because of that all domestic to international transfer passengers has to go through security check and passport control at transfer airport. ANA passengers have to do same thing.
Only difference between ANA and JAL at Haneda is that for ANA transiting passenger to international catch a bus at gate area. Where for JAL transiting passenger to international catch a bus at landside, non-secure side of the terminal. When arriving at the international terminal, all passengers go through security check and passport control regardless of ANA or JAL. Also, what means as posting the same question at JAL forum is that FlyerTalk rule prohibit double posting, cannot post same thing at two different forums. If a moderator catch this then it is possible that one of two posts will be deleted. |
Originally Posted by Gm125
(Post 26580021)
Ohhh sorry didn't even know i just thought it might have been better to ask here.
And yes, probably better to ask here. The connection is as mentioned not complex, your luggage will be transferred so it is not a hassle to get from terminal to terminal. The free terminal bus is the better option. Staff will be able assist you in English if needed. |
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