Aone4
Jan 27, 2005 | 5:03 pm
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Atlantic Canada
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Aone4
Hello,
Just a few minor interrogations I have about my first AONE4 departing shortly.
First leg is YUL-JFK on AA 4753, connecting to QF108 the same day.
1. Will AA in YUL be able to check me in through SYD?
2. Is it possible to walk between Terminals 9 (AA) and 2 (QF) at JFK?
Thank you, as always,
P
Just a few minor interrogations I have about my first AONE4 departing shortly.
First leg is YUL-JFK on AA 4753, connecting to QF108 the same day.
1. Will AA in YUL be able to check me in through SYD?
2. Is it possible to walk between Terminals 9 (AA) and 2 (QF) at JFK?
Thank you, as always,
P
Jan 27, 2005 | 5:46 pm
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Originally Posted by preimroc
1. Will AA in YUL be able to check me in through SYD?
2. Is it possible to walk between Terminals 9 (AA) and 2 (QF) at JFK?
2. Is it possible to walk between Terminals 9 (AA) and 2 (QF) at JFK?
2. Well I'm sure it's possible if you take your life in your hands, but the free AirTrain would be a much better option.
Jan 27, 2005 | 5:57 pm
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Originally Posted by christep
1. They should be able to, yes.
2. Well I'm sure it's possible if you take your life in your hands, but the free AirTrain would be a much better option.
2. Well I'm sure it's possible if you take your life in your hands, but the free AirTrain would be a much better option.
P
Jan 28, 2005 | 6:10 am
#4
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: From and of Boston.
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AA in YUL certainly can you all the way through, and the likelihood of everything going smoothly is extremely good.
However, if you've got lots of time between flights (and it looks like you've got a 4-hour layover), you can reduce the risk of lost baggage by checking your bags only from YUL to JFK, then carrying them yourself to the Qantas terminal. Not really a whole lot of extra aggravation on your part (you have to clear US customs/immigration in Montreal, anyway), and there's certainly not a whole lot to do at/near JFK.
However, if you've got lots of time between flights (and it looks like you've got a 4-hour layover), you can reduce the risk of lost baggage by checking your bags only from YUL to JFK, then carrying them yourself to the Qantas terminal. Not really a whole lot of extra aggravation on your part (you have to clear US customs/immigration in Montreal, anyway), and there's certainly not a whole lot to do at/near JFK.