Transit thru AMS from UK to BCN
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 11
Transit thru AMS from UK to BCN
Hi
My daughter has flights NCL - AMS - BCN, just wondering in this post-brexit world, what the process is going through AMS when coming from the UK? Will she need to go through security again, what is the transit process through Amsterdam? And - also, how about when she comes back - anything she needs to know about getting through the airport?
My daughter has flights NCL - AMS - BCN, just wondering in this post-brexit world, what the process is going through AMS when coming from the UK? Will she need to go through security again, what is the transit process through Amsterdam? And - also, how about when she comes back - anything she needs to know about getting through the airport?
#2
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Amsterdam
Programs: Flying Blue gold
Posts: 90
Arrival from NCL will be at the D pier Non Schengen gates or (if KL Cityhopper operates the flight) by bus, at the D pier. She needs to go through passport control airside, Non Schengen to Schengen. Flight to BCN leaves either from the D pier Schengen gates or the C pier. On the return, it is the other way around: arrival from BCN at C pier or D pier Schengen, go through passport control to Non Schengen area and the flight to NCL leaves from the D pier. If the flight to NCL is operated by KL Cityhopper, departure is still from the D pier busgate (D6). No long distances, no security. It all depends on the lines at the passport control, but there is a short-connection lane if needed.
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Join Date: Dec 2017
Programs: Flying Blue Platinum
Posts: 109
Arrival from NCL will be at the D pier Non Schengen gates or (if KL Cityhopper operates the flight) by bus, at the D pier. She needs to go through passport control airside, Non Schengen to Schengen. Flight to BCN leaves either from the D pier Schengen gates or the C pier. On the return, it is the other way around: arrival from BCN at C pier or D pier Schengen, go through passport control to Non Schengen area and the flight to NCL leaves from the D pier. If the flight to NCL is operated by KL Cityhopper, departure is still from the D pier busgate (D6). No long distances, no security. It all depends on the lines at the passport control, but there is a short-connection lane if needed.
When she does the return journey coming from BCN to back home (Schengen to Non Schengen) she will be able to use the passport scanners (if they are working) instead of queuing for a manned kiosk.