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Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer
(Post 28421226)
If she does not need a visa to Japan, she can consider going through immigration and going to the Edo Market landside, there are some good food options. Sushi, tonkatsu and others. Though the lines reentering airside can be pretty long for the midnight departures.
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Originally Posted by JessicaTam
(Post 28296934)
Plan B - actually plan C is now to leave from HND at 0850. So three hours to get from one gate to the next - with a visit to a lounge or two in the middle if time permits.
Footnote: When I entered the lounge I was one of about four guests, and I wondered if they could ever fill such an expansive area. By 8am I knew they could. :shock: |
Originally Posted by JessicaTam
(Post 28421801)
A bit of an update. I arrived at HND as planned, but there was no transit counter open. The ANA lounge was happy to allow me in based on the booking details. An hour or so later the 'concierge' clocked on and was able to print my boarding pass. ^
Footnote: When I entered the lounge I was one of about four guests, and I wondered if they could ever fill such an expansive area. By 8am I knew they could. :shock: |
Originally Posted by evergrn
(Post 28427101)
Just wondering. Did the ANA lounge have cooked-to-order noodles, curry, meat items and all that stuff early in the morning? Or was the selection more limited or more geared towards breakfast items? I don't think I've ever been to ANA Lounge in the morning, so just wondering. SilverKris lounges have extensive hot dinner offerings right from the crack of dawn, but some of the other airlines' lounges have hardly anything in the morning.
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Originally Posted by JessicaTam
(Post 28427883)
Only the breakfast style offerings that I could see. Of course there might have been a sign in Japanese.
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OK, I have read thru about 15 pages of this and think i have the jist, makign sure what I am thinking is correct
This is a J award on ANA IAH-NRT-HND-SIN 8h 55m layover, so plenty of time to get there We will have checked bags - so they must be retrieved and we have to completely immigrate into Japan, take the bus or train to HND, then recheck bags and go thru security That sound about right? I am assuming with 1-2 large checked bags the bus will be easier and less hassle..... |
Originally Posted by Hipplewm
(Post 28430782)
OK, I have read thru about 15 pages of this and think i have the jist, makign sure what I am thinking is correct
This is a J award on ANA IAH-NRT-HND-SIN 8h 55m layover, so plenty of time to get there We will have checked bags - so they must be retrieved and we have to completely immigrate into Japan, take the bus or train to HND, then recheck bags and go thru security That sound about right? I am assuming with 1-2 large checked bags the bus will be easier and less hassle..... |
Originally Posted by Hipplewm
(Post 28430782)
I am assuming with 1-2 large checked bags the bus will be easier and less hassle.....
I haven't ran into weight or dimension limits (and not sure how the weight would work other than the handlers' judgement; I don't recall ever seeing scales used) but I have had to bring my cabin bag onboard instead of underneath due to three total pieces. |
Hello,
I have a flight Delta 120 HND- MSP 16:20 Gate 145. I am looking at taking ANA (NH) 572 WKJ-HND arriving 14:55 HND It would be a domestic to international connection with 1 hr 25 minutes in between. It appears the NH flight tends to be late and the DL flight tends to depart early. Is this enough time? I understand I would need to transit from the Domestic to International Terminal. |
Originally Posted by 123Go
(Post 28433779)
Hello,
I have a flight Delta 120 HND- MSP 16:20 Gate 145. I am looking at taking ANA (NH) 572 WKJ-HND arriving 14:55 HND It would be a domestic to international connection with 1 hr 25 minutes in between. It appears the NH flight tends to be late and the DL flight tends to depart early. Is this enough time? I understand I would need to transit from the Domestic to International Terminal. |
Originally Posted by mnbp
(Post 28433808)
D/I MCT is 2 hrs at HND (if both flights are on a single ticket).
I do agree that 123Go's proposal is not advised, esp on separate tickets. |
Originally Posted by evergrn
(Post 28434767)
Really? I'm surprised it's that long. What is I>D MCT then? It's usually ~1/2hr longer.
I do agree that 123Go's proposal is not advised, esp on separate tickets. On seperate tickets, OP would need to meet the standard check in cut off with Delta, so I would leave at least 3 hours, possibly more inbetween. |
Originally Posted by 123Go
(Post 28433779)
Hello,
I have a flight Delta 120 HND- MSP 16:20 Gate 145. I am looking at taking ANA (NH) 572 WKJ-HND arriving 14:55 HND It would be a domestic to international connection with 1 hr 25 minutes in between. It appears the NH flight tends to be late and the DL flight tends to depart early. Is this enough time? I understand I would need to transit from the Domestic to International Terminal. If you do not have checked baggage then you can risk by doing online check-in on DL flight before your departure form WKJ and see if you can get off the flight at HND, take inter-terminal bus to International Terminal, go through security check and passport control, and arrive at a gate of DL flight to MSP, all in 40 minutes. DL does require passengers to be at the gate ready to board 45 minutes before international departure. Which means if your DL flight happened to be overbooked and if you are not at HND gate for DL flight to MSP 45 minutes before the departure, then technically DL can give your seat to somebody else who is at the gate on standby list. P.S. I realized there is not that many WKJ-HND flights and NH 572 arriving at HND 14:55 happened to be the first flight of the day. Other options do not look any better: NH 4842 WKJ 11:45 CTS 12:40 NH 64 CTS 13:30 HND 15:05 ANA group is the only one serving WKJ, JAL group does not, so 14:55 arrival at HND is earliest can be done from WKJ. Only option could be over night at Sapporo or Tokyo to catch DL 120 to MSP. JR Hokkaido used to have overnight train between Wakkanai and Sapporo, then that would give option of taking overnight train from Wakkanai to Sapporo and catch morning CTS-HND flight. But there is no more overnight train between Wakkanai and Sapporo. |
Thanks for the suggestions. I reversed my trip and will now have a 3 hr 50 minute layover at HND.
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Just wanted to resurrect this thread/topic to ask if anyone has any recent experience in arriving at NRT Terminal 2 on JL from an International flight and connecting onward to the US, going through transit security check, going to one of lounges to shower, eat and change and then tried to get out by going to the immigration desks to get out of the airport for 8-10 hours before returning to make your connection. I am hoping to do this during a layover of about 12 hours where I land early morning and connect to my onward flight early evening. Has anyone done this recently?
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