Oct 24, 2015, 5:28 am
Last edit by: Zorak
Wiki/How-To/FAQ: Start here if this is your first time visiting this thread
If you have done this trip please help improve the wiki!
If you have done this trip please help improve the wiki!
Why would a DL SkyPesos member do this now that RDMs are earned on ticket cost?
Either for the MQMs, or to actually visit SIN
FWIW there are posts in the thread about similar itineraries on AA.How do I search for dates/prices?
One way is to use ITA Matrix. Click on "Advanced routing codes" and enter something along the lines of:
- outbound: dl+ dtw nrt
- inbound: dl+ nrt dtw
NOTE: Basic Economy (E) fares have been spotted on this route and come with heavy restrictions. If you want to exclude E fares from your search you can add f ~bc=e in the separate "extension codes" box
See post 1329 for some screenshots (which are now out of date, the routing codes and extension code have been split into two separate input boxes)
You may wish to experiment with things like dtw,atl or x or even x+. Read the advanced routing codes help for more ideas. (DL no longer flies JFK-NRT nonstop)
I found an itinerary that works for me, how do I book it?
- you can try a multi-city booking on Kayak or Google Flights and click through to Delta (you can save some effort by omitting the implicit/forced connection through NRT for example)
- if you are comfortable installing add-ons etc. you can use the ITA userscript (see the wiki at the top of that thread)
- for the less technically-inclined there is also the Book with Matrix helper site (and its related FT thread)
- call in if none of the above methods work or e.g. you want to add a stopover
Do I need a visa?
No visa is needed for transits (or in fact for visiting up to 90 days, subject to qualifications)
You can get your boarding passes for your Delta return flight at Transit Lounge D, which opens 3 hours before departure.
What are the best seats?
Assuming you're stuck in Y (no GUCs etc.)
- one vote for the bulkhead in C+
- DL forum omnibus C+ thread: FAQ: Comfort+ Seating
Picking a seat (Delta One, Boeing 777)
Master A330-300 (A333) Best Seats Thread
Will there be wifi on the international legs?
DL now touts International Wi-Fi is available on 100% of all wide body, long-haul aircraft providing near global coverage. Given "long-haul" this may not apply to NRT-SIN.
777s should all have wifi: thread #1, thread #2; although it is still subject to coverage/availability, seems to drop out in the far northern parts of the route, and coming down the Russian coast it seemed like http was slow but working and anything else like https took forever and/or was blocked
Delta doesn't seem to sell the Gogo global day pass on their web site but you can buy it directly from Gogo. You can use the same pass on both domestic and international flights in any order as long as it is within 24 hours.
FlexPerks VISA single-flight passes can NOT be used on international flights (they do not appear as a redemption choice when you sign in to Gogo in flight)
Other related threads:
Delta 763 International Wifi Installation Progress (especially posts #7 and #9)
Delta to add Gogo WiFi to international fleet
SIN airport facilities
If you are doing a quick turn, you can remain airside the whole time. There are a number of 24-hour food outlets in the transit mall areas (center of each terminal)
Each of the 3 terminals has their Transit Hotel on Level 3. Prices are similar for all:
-Terminal 1 - Plaza Premium Lounge recently opened Aerotel. Book at: Aerotel Terminal 1
-Terminal 2 and 3 - Harilela Hospitality runs an Ambassador Transit Hotel in each Terminal, above the Orchid Garden and Movie Theater, respectively. Book at: Ambassador Transit Hotels
Note that you can actually stay in either of the 3, regardless of which Terminal you arrive in. However, when leaving the airport, you need to exit through the same Terminal as that you arrived in.
FT thread on Singapore Airport Lounges
Airport website links:
NOTE: even though the DNATA Sky View lounge lists "Delta Airlines" on the airport web page and appears on a skyteam.com lounge search, it is considered by Delta to be third-party-operated, thus if you are STE+ in Y you will not have access. People have reported gaining access on an upgrade to J but YMMV.
There is free wifi either by receiving a text message code, or by scanning your passport. Previous posts mention just giving an email address, maybe try at the info desks. There are also free Internet stations.
NOTE for U.S. and other ~110V travelers: Singapore uses 230V/50Hz. There are plenty of USB charging ports in the seating areas, and most wall adapters for electronics these days are dual voltage (look for writing on the plug like "Input: 100V-240V") but if not or if you need to plug something else in, bring plug and voltage adapters to be safe.
Things to do in SIN
In descriptions of things to see/do airside, when you see "garden" read "smoking area" especially if you won't be there during daylight, the only other main reason people go there is to smoke.
SkyTrain between terminals runs from 5am-2:30am but you can always walk between any of the terminals as well.
Little More than 24 Hours in Singapore especially post #5 in that thread
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/25605453-post1047.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/24452870-post836.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/24064053-post794.html
Best practices for ~5 hour turnaround at SIN
3 perfect days in Singapore
Singapore's MRT (Mass Rapid Transit)
Destinations > Asia > Singapore FT forum
cheap transportation to Marina Bay Sands (or any hotel) for S$9
Things to do on a long connection through NRT:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/24426838-post835.html
Narita Int'l. Airport (NRT) Layover & Hotel Master Thread
There is free wifi in NRT.
Returning to the US
Even if you don't have Global Entry, CBP has a Mobile Passport Control app -- see program info and app website for d/l and list of participating airports which includes ATL (but not DTW)
You will have to pick up checked bags if any, and then everyone has to go through TSA security. International connections usually have their own checkpoint but it may not have PreCheck or CLEAR. If you want to take advantage of either of these, see airport-specific info below.
Through Delta's partnership CLEAR is free for DM, $79 for other Medallions, and $99 for General Members. Click here for more info on the partnership or to sign up.
Relevant FT threads:
- CLEAR - worthwhile use of $179? in theTrusted Travelers Forum
- DL-specific thread in the DL Forum
Returning via ATL:
Minimum Connection Transfer Time at Atlanta (ATL): The Definitive Thread
CLEAR is now open in ATL but only at the domestic end.
For PreCheck, if you arrive in F, when you exit the hallway from customs there is a ticket desk in front of you. Normally the belt for re-checking bags on the left, and TSA screening beyond that. For PreCheck turn instead to the right (away from the drop-off luggage belt) and exit into the arrivals area, go up the escalators, and then you use the regular F terminal security checkpoint.
(It seems like NRT-ATL usually lands in E though... anyone have info to share?)
Returning via DTW:
Minimum Connection Transfer Time at Detroit (DTW): The Definitive Thread
When you exit customs normally you are directed to the right for rescreening. For PreCheck or CLEAR exit to the left as if you are an local Detroit arriving passenger and you will see some escalators in front of you. Go up 3 sets of escalators (there is a security checkpoint after the 2nd set but it does not have PreCheck). There is also an elevator.
The configuration as of Jan 2017 was, CLEAR without PreCheck was near the top of the escalators. If you have both CLEAR and PreCheck, there is a separate CLEAR lane on the right.
Duty Free Liquids
This post from 2014 says liquor etc must be checked as they cannot pass through screening in NRT/TSA. However this may have changed since then, and duty-free purchases in a Sealed Tamper-Evident Bag (STEB) might be permitted:
http://www.narita-airport.jp/en/secu...ection_ss.html
https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-...g/liquids-rule
FT: Bringing Duty-Free Liquids into USA with a Connecting Flight
If you have any experience with this, please share!
IRROPS handling:
Good at least for one DM: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/21923836-post7.html
Trip Reports/Tips:
2016: Dec, Nov, Oct #1, Oct #2, Oct #3, Sep, Apr, Feb
2015: Nov #1, Nov #2, Oct, Sep
2014: Dec, Nov #1, Nov #2, Nov #3, Nov #4, Nov #5, Oct, Sep #1, Sep #2
2013: Oct
[FARE GONE] DL: SFO-ATL/JFK-NRT-SIN $1,232.30 ai RT (25,318 mi; 4.9 cpm)
Nov 9, 2015, 9:49 am
#1096
Original Poster
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: SMF
Programs: DL DM, 2.6 MM
Posts: 1,041
Hope things get better
Started the run last night. Off to an eventful start. Put an RUC on LAX-JFK, didn't clear in advance. J was checked in full but not everyone boarded during PREM, so I decided to wait it out. Before Zone 2 even started, the GA's stopped letting roll-a-boards on. Of course there actually was some space on the plane. GA didn't inform me that first was fully boarded until the very end (no one else used SP lane so I didn't know for sure). I ended up being the last person on the plane and figured I could stash my roll-a-board in a closet or something, which would have been true. BUT, the over-vigilant GA wouldn't even let me try. They checked the bag at the podium all the way to SIN. They told me I could pick the bag up at JFK if I asked at a transfer desk - wrong. Transfer Desk said I could pick the bag up at baggage claim if I asked, so I hiked the 1 mile to baggage claim at JFK, and then they refused, because "It can take up to 4 hours to locate a bag". So I'm spending 30 hrs, all in coach, without any extra clothes. This should be fun...
Happy Travels!
Cheers!
Nov 9, 2015, 11:34 am
#1097
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: MSP
Programs: Delta PM, 1MM
Posts: 3,784
Nice, im MSP based as well, always position to LAX first and then head to JFK and then back over to SIN. One of these days ill take a longer weekend and actually spend time exploring over there
Ive done it I think 2 or 3 times over the past 2 years when prices are really good, so far all in coach. its VERY brutal i know
Praying to clear this time
Ive done it I think 2 or 3 times over the past 2 years when prices are really good, so far all in coach. its VERY brutal i know
Praying to clear this timeSingapore is well worth a visit; it's not all high rises and shopping. And it has some of the best food in the world!
Good luck using the GUCs! I'm so envious; I truly wouldn't mind flying all those hours in D1. The only year I might have made DM was after that double MQM run, but I opted to stop short with PM and take a 49,000 rollover. For me, as a leisure traveler, that made more sense.
Nov 9, 2015, 11:42 am
#1098
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: MSP
Programs: Delta PM, 1MM
Posts: 3,784
Started the run last night. Off to an eventful start. Put an RUC on LAX-JFK, didn't clear in advance. J was checked in full but not everyone boarded during PREM, so I decided to wait it out. Before Zone 2 even started, the GA's stopped letting roll-a-boards on. Of course there actually was some space on the plane. GA didn't inform me that first was fully boarded until the very end (no one else used SP lane so I didn't know for sure). I ended up being the last person on the plane and figured I could stash my roll-a-board in a closet or something, which would have been true. BUT, the over-vigilant GA wouldn't even let me try. They checked the bag at the podium all the way to SIN. They told me I could pick the bag up at JFK if I asked at a transfer desk - wrong. Transfer Desk said I could pick the bag up at baggage claim if I asked, so I hiked the 1 mile to baggage claim at JFK, and then they refused, because "It can take up to 4 hours to locate a bag". So I'm spending 30 hrs, all in coach, without any extra clothes. This should be fun...
Hope you get your bag in SIN and are able to keep it with you on your return. After you pick up your bag in SIN you probably will have to exit and won't be able get back thru immigration and security until you get a boarding pass which will be about 3 hours before your departure when check in counter opens so you might consider taking taxi into town to look around. Only things open will be hawker centers or food courts and Mustafa Centre on Serangoon Road for shopping, reasonable prices, big like Walmart, good for luggage, electronic accessories (plugs, adapters, earphones, chargers, etc) watches (Casio, Seiko, Citizen, have never priced the expensive ones), souvenirs etc. After midnight there is 50% surcharge on metered taxi fares. Let us know how your trip goes and when you get reunited with your bag.
Happy Travels! Cheers!
Happy Travels!
Cheers!
Nov 9, 2015, 2:07 pm
#1099
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: MSP
Programs: Delta PM, Marriott Plat, Hertz Pres
Posts: 3,649
I'll have to remember to add the LAX segments next time. I've done this once a year every year since 2010, the year of the great double MQM/RDM promo for flights out of STL, BNA, RDU, and SLC. I lived in Seattle then and routed myself through RDU, racking up around 45,000 MQM and 90,000 RDM (there were additional RDM bonuses besides the double miles). Sigh...those were the good old days.
Singapore is well worth a visit; it's not all high rises and shopping. And it has some of the best food in the world!
Good luck using the GUCs! I'm so envious; I truly wouldn't mind flying all those hours in D1. The only year I might have made DM was after that double MQM run, but I opted to stop short with PM and take a 49,000 rollover. For me, as a leisure traveler, that made more sense.
Singapore is well worth a visit; it's not all high rises and shopping. And it has some of the best food in the world!
Good luck using the GUCs! I'm so envious; I truly wouldn't mind flying all those hours in D1. The only year I might have made DM was after that double MQM run, but I opted to stop short with PM and take a 49,000 rollover. For me, as a leisure traveler, that made more sense.
Great job with the double miles/mqm! I sadly never was able to take advantage of those. Really wish I had! I was in the same boat a couple months back debating rollover vs hitting DM. Though this year ive had next to no travel so its been a interesting game for me to see if i can get DM without flying much, and i did! This run will get me to 150ish so 25k rollover, figure a couple months to get 1 or 2 of the boosts next year gets me gold, 1 run if i want to gets me PM early in the year.
Nov 11, 2015, 12:54 pm
#1100
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: SEA, NYC
Programs: DL PM, Bonvoy Plat, Hertz PC
Posts: 645
Hope you get your bag in SIN and are able to keep it with you on your return. After you pick up your bag in SIN you probably will have to exit and won't be able get back thru immigration and security until you get a boarding pass which will be about 3 hours before your departure when check in counter opens so you might consider taking taxi into town to look around. Only things open will be hawker centers or food courts and Mustafa Centre on Serangoon Road for shopping, reasonable prices, big like Walmart, good for luggage, electronic accessories (plugs, adapters, earphones, chargers, etc) watches (Casio, Seiko, Citizen, have never priced the expensive ones), souvenirs etc. After midnight there is 50% surcharge on metered taxi fares. Let us know how your trip goes and when you get reunited with your bag.
Happy Travels! Cheers!
Happy Travels!
Cheers! I went to T3 and used The Haven lounge. It is landside and offers 3 hrs free with Priority Pass (they were fairly strict about the 3 hours - "please check out by 5:15am" ok...). But it included a shower and a meal from their menu. The Thai Curry was quite good. Alcoholic drinks are extra, but there is a good selection of soda, tea, and espresso machine. I would definitely visit this lounge again if I was stuck landside at Changi.
After that, I took Csfing1's recommendation and went to Moustafa Center. Got some cheap souvenirs and snacks to take home (green tea pocky, anyone?). I also went to City Square Mall and had lunch there - the food court is huge. Around noon, I broke down and booked a hotel room nearby, as I was getting very tired.
After a nap, I went to explore Marina Bay. The Sands hotel is impressive, and the attached shopping mall and casino would rival Caesar's Palace in Vegas. When it got dark, I went to explore the Gardens by the Bay. They are really pretty when lit at night and free to the public. I would highly recommend this if you are in town for the evening. Took MRT there, very easy. I forgot the MRT stops at midnight, so I had to take a taxi back into town, but it was a reasonable $8 even with the 50% surcharge.
Getting ready to head back to Changi for the return. I would note that I was able to print a boarding pass at T-24, but the pass specifically says this is not valid for immigration without a DOCS-OK stamp, so I assume it is basically useless for getting back airside. I had wanted to go catch a movie at the Changi Theater, but I'll save that for another MR...
Nov 12, 2015, 2:58 am
#1101
Original Poster
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: SMF
Programs: DL DM, 2.6 MM
Posts: 1,041
Ok, I'll give a fairly complete trip report now and update if anything happens on the return. I actually did the MR with one day in Singapore, giving me basically a 30hr layover. NRT-SIN was delayed on Tuesday night, so it wasn't until almost 2am Wednesday that I went through Immigration and got my bag. Everything was fine, but as Csfing1 correctly points out, once I got my bag I had to leave airside. I will make sure I don't let the GA gate check my bag next time, what a hassle.
I went to T3 and used The Haven lounge. It is landside and offers 3 hrs free with Priority Pass (they were fairly strict about the 3 hours - "please check out by 5:15am" ok...). But it included a shower and a meal from their menu. The Thai Curry was quite good. Alcoholic drinks are extra, but there is a good selection of soda, tea, and espresso machine. I would definitely visit this lounge again if I was stuck landside at Changi.
After that, I took Csfing1's recommendation and went to Moustafa Center. Got some cheap souvenirs and snacks to take home (green tea pocky, anyone?). I also went to City Square Mall and had lunch there - the food court is huge. Around noon, I broke down and booked a hotel room nearby, as I was getting very tired.
After a nap, I went to explore Marina Bay. The Sands hotel is impressive, and the attached shopping mall and casino would rival Caesar's Palace in Vegas. When it got dark, I went to explore the Gardens by the Bay. They are really pretty when lit at night and free to the public. I would highly recommend this if you are in town for the evening. Took MRT there, very easy. I forgot the MRT stops at midnight, so I had to take a taxi back into town, but it was a reasonable $8 even with the 50% surcharge.
Getting ready to head back to Changi for the return. I would note that I was able to print a boarding pass at T-24, but the pass specifically says this is not valid for immigration without a DOCS-OK stamp, so I assume it is basically useless for getting back airside. I had wanted to go catch a movie at the Changi Theater, but I'll save that for another MR...
I went to T3 and used The Haven lounge. It is landside and offers 3 hrs free with Priority Pass (they were fairly strict about the 3 hours - "please check out by 5:15am" ok...). But it included a shower and a meal from their menu. The Thai Curry was quite good. Alcoholic drinks are extra, but there is a good selection of soda, tea, and espresso machine. I would definitely visit this lounge again if I was stuck landside at Changi.
After that, I took Csfing1's recommendation and went to Moustafa Center. Got some cheap souvenirs and snacks to take home (green tea pocky, anyone?). I also went to City Square Mall and had lunch there - the food court is huge. Around noon, I broke down and booked a hotel room nearby, as I was getting very tired.
After a nap, I went to explore Marina Bay. The Sands hotel is impressive, and the attached shopping mall and casino would rival Caesar's Palace in Vegas. When it got dark, I went to explore the Gardens by the Bay. They are really pretty when lit at night and free to the public. I would highly recommend this if you are in town for the evening. Took MRT there, very easy. I forgot the MRT stops at midnight, so I had to take a taxi back into town, but it was a reasonable $8 even with the 50% surcharge.
Getting ready to head back to Changi for the return. I would note that I was able to print a boarding pass at T-24, but the pass specifically says this is not valid for immigration without a DOCS-OK stamp, so I assume it is basically useless for getting back airside. I had wanted to go catch a movie at the Changi Theater, but I'll save that for another MR...
Happy Travels! Get your Quadrivalent Flu Shot! Best price for trivalent flu shot is Costco, it is only $15. You don't have be a member to go to the pharmacy, tell the people at the door you are going to the pharmacy.
Cheers!
Nov 12, 2015, 6:40 am
#1102
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: LAXatives
Programs: Delta Cubic Zirconia, Marriott Diplomat, Hertz Chairman's Square, Avis Preferred Plus
Posts: 390
csfing1, how are you doing kind sir?! Glad to see you are still pretty active in this thread! It's been almost a year since we did ours together and met our friend. I hope your RTW was fun. I'm curious as to what your current MQM/MQD standing is, care to share? You can ping/ email me if you don't want to share here. I'll email you as well! Hope you are well!
Nov 12, 2015, 11:54 pm
#1103
Original Poster
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: SMF
Programs: DL DM, 2.6 MM
Posts: 1,041
csfing1, how are you doing kind sir?! Glad to see you are still pretty active in this thread! It's been almost a year since we did ours together and met our friend. I hope your RTW was fun. I'm curious as to what your current MQM/MQD standing is, care to share? You can ping/ email me if you don't want to share here. I'll email you as well! Hope you are well!
Happy Travels! Get your quadrivalent Flu shot!
Cheers!
Last edited by Csfing1; Nov 15, 2015 at 1:45 am Reason: Add information
Nov 15, 2015, 4:31 pm
#1104
Original Poster
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: SMF
Programs: DL DM, 2.6 MM
Posts: 1,041
Fares Nov 15 for LAX Dep
Last chance for MQM MR for this year at a reasonable price <4 cpm
LAX Dep LAX JFK NRT SIN NRT JFK LAX 25,096 MQM
Whenever DL has seats left the prices come down as they attempt to fill their planes! Posted from LAS
Best Prices $889 ai 3.54 cpm Dec 7-10
$894 ai 3.56 cpm Nov 30-Dec 3
$1287 ai 5.13 cpm Nov 16-19
$1335 ai 5.32 5.32 Nov 23-26 Thanksgiving week
Please post lower fares, comments welcomed, have a wonderful week!
Happy Travels! Get your quadrivalent Flu Shot! Cheers!
LAX Dep LAX JFK NRT SIN NRT JFK LAX 25,096 MQM
Whenever DL has seats left the prices come down as they attempt to fill their planes! Posted from LAS
Best Prices $889 ai 3.54 cpm Dec 7-10
$894 ai 3.56 cpm Nov 30-Dec 3
$1287 ai 5.13 cpm Nov 16-19
$1335 ai 5.32 5.32 Nov 23-26 Thanksgiving week
Please post lower fares, comments welcomed, have a wonderful week!
Happy Travels! Get your quadrivalent Flu Shot!
Cheers!
Nov 16, 2015, 4:52 am
#1105
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: MSP
Programs: Delta PM, 1MM
Posts: 3,784
Update on SIN transit hotel
I'm half way through my short vacation/MR so can give some new information about the SIN airside hotel situation. The former Ambassador Transit Hotel has been renovated and is under new management as the Aerotel Transit Hotel. The previously somewhat tired, Motel 6-ish looking rooms are now fresh, crisp, and contemporary. The price has gone up a few dollars; a single with private bath (they also have budget rooms with shared bath) is now S$90 (US$63) for a six hour block of time, with additional fees for each additional hour. You can get to the hotel website via the Changi Airport website. I had trouble with booking on-line but was able to send an email to make my reservation.
Aerotel now has a landside hotel at the airport also, which could be a good option for the night before that early morning SIN-NRT departure for those that don't do an immediate turnaround. The airside hotel staff didn't know any details about it but I'll see what I can find out when I head back in a couple of days.
Aerotel now has a landside hotel at the airport also, which could be a good option for the night before that early morning SIN-NRT departure for those that don't do an immediate turnaround. The airside hotel staff didn't know any details about it but I'll see what I can find out when I head back in a couple of days.
Nov 16, 2015, 11:01 am
#1106
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: ATL/DFW
Programs: Delta PM, SPG Platinum, Marriott Titanium, AVIS Preferred Plus
Posts: 388
I have couple of questions. Appreciate your help
1) Is one hour transit time enough at JFK? Thinking of flying out of ATL that lands at 10.30AM at JFK. Flight for NRT leaves at 12.30 PM. Wondering if this is too close. Do I need to clear security again?
2) Also is one hour transit time enough at NRT? I hold US Passport.
1) Is one hour transit time enough at JFK? Thinking of flying out of ATL that lands at 10.30AM at JFK. Flight for NRT leaves at 12.30 PM. Wondering if this is too close. Do I need to clear security again?
2) Also is one hour transit time enough at NRT? I hold US Passport.
Last chance for MQM MR for this year at a reasonable price <4 cpm
LAX Dep LAX JFK NRT SIN NRT JFK LAX 25,096 MQM
Whenever DL has seats left the prices come down as they attempt to fill their planes! Posted from LAS
Best Prices $889 ai 3.54 cpm Dec 7-10
$894 ai 3.56 cpm Nov 30-Dec 3
$1287 ai 5.13 cpm Nov 16-19
$1335 ai 5.32 5.32 Nov 23-26 Thanksgiving week
Please post lower fares, comments welcomed, have a wonderful week!
Happy Travels! Get your quadrivalent Flu Shot! Cheers!
LAX Dep LAX JFK NRT SIN NRT JFK LAX 25,096 MQM
Whenever DL has seats left the prices come down as they attempt to fill their planes! Posted from LAS
Best Prices $889 ai 3.54 cpm Dec 7-10
$894 ai 3.56 cpm Nov 30-Dec 3
$1287 ai 5.13 cpm Nov 16-19
$1335 ai 5.32 5.32 Nov 23-26 Thanksgiving week
Please post lower fares, comments welcomed, have a wonderful week!
Happy Travels! Get your quadrivalent Flu Shot!
Cheers!
Nov 16, 2015, 1:59 pm
#1108
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: MSP
Programs: Delta PM, Marriott Plat, Hertz Pres
Posts: 3,649
Nov 16, 2015, 2:54 pm
#1110
Original Poster
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: SMF
Programs: DL DM, 2.6 MM
Posts: 1,041
I have couple of questions. Appreciate your help
1) Is one hour transit time enough at JFK? Thinking of flying out of ATL that lands at 10.30AM at JFK. Flight for NRT leaves at 12.30 PM. Wondering if this is too close. Do I need to clear security again?
2) Also is one hour transit time enough at NRT? I hold US Passport.
1) Is one hour transit time enough at JFK? Thinking of flying out of ATL that lands at 10.30AM at JFK. Flight for NRT leaves at 12.30 PM. Wondering if this is too close. Do I need to clear security again?
2) Also is one hour transit time enough at NRT? I hold US Passport.