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Old Sep 23, 2019, 12:15 am
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Destinations without Limo from FCL

Does anybody know if there are still destinations (used to be BSL, all French AirPorts and I think BRU?) in Schengen zone that might get addl passport control and therefore do not get a limo out of FCL A?
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 12:55 am
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Does anybody know if there are still destinations (used to be BSL, all French AirPorts and I think BRU?) in Schengen zone that might get addl passport control and therefore do not get a limo out of FCL A?
Confirmed for BRU. FCT provides a limo, FCL A does not.
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 1:15 am
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Confirmed for BRU. FCT provides a limo, FCL A does not.
Thank you - got a few BRU flights coming up
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I also have a flight to BRU soon after arriving in F from LAX. I would normally just use FCL A for a shower and then walk to my gate. As I may not be familiar with FRA as others, would this be my best option for a 2-hour layover?
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 5:26 am
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Originally Posted by wfiring12
I also have a flight to BRU soon after arriving in F from LAX. I would normally just use FCL A for a shower and then walk to my gate. As I may not be familiar with FRA as others, would this be my best option for a 2-hour layover?
I would walk to the FCT & they will then drive you to the BRU flight, it’s an easy walk & no Cobus
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 5:43 am
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Originally Posted by wfiring12
I also have a flight to BRU soon after arriving in F from LAX. I would normally just use FCL A for a shower and then walk to my gate. As I may not be familiar with FRA as others, would this be my best option for a 2-hour layover?
Arriving from LAX that might still be easiest.
i will have another connection arriving on apron so will not be walking by the FCL.
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 5:50 am
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Originally Posted by chris63
I would walk to the FCT & they will then drive you to the BRU flight, it’s an easy walk & no Cobus
Thanks, while I have walked to FCT before it had always been to connect to a F long-haul flight. I didn't realize I could use FCT to depart for the connecting European flight. If so, I may just do that if my LAX flight arrives early enough.
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 6:15 am
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Thanks, while I have walked to FCT before it had always been to connect to a F long-haul flight. I didn't realize I could use FCT to depart for the connecting European flight. If so, I may just do that if my LAX flight arrives early enough.
If they use A69 or so as a bus gate, the walk to the FCT is as close as to the gate from FCL A....
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 7:34 am
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Thanks, while I have walked to FCT before it had always been to connect to a F long-haul flight. I didn't realize I could use FCT to depart for the connecting European flight. If so, I may just do that if my LAX flight arrives early enough.
You can use the FCT on any through single ticket in F.
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 8:00 am
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You can use the FCT on any through single ticket in F.
In retrospect, I suppose it makes complete sense that the FCT would be utilized the same as the FCLs in this regard. Thanks for the clarification! I'll do this more often in the future when the logistics align!
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In retrospect, I suppose it makes complete sense that the FCT would be utilized the same as the FCLs in this regard. Thanks for the clarification! I'll do this more often in the future when the logistics align!
They felt compelled to alter the rules from a departure only terminal due to the complexities of connections at FRA, so if it’s easier for pax to walk to the FCT, they are welcomed.
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 11:14 am
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Originally Posted by wfiring12
In retrospect, I suppose it makes complete sense that the FCT would be utilized the same as the FCLs in this regard. Thanks for the clarification! I'll do this more often in the future when the logistics align!
It isn't the same though, FCT can't be used as an arrival lounge, FCLs can.
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Old Sep 23, 2019, 1:12 pm
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It isn't the same though, FCT can't be used as an arrival lounge, FCLs can.
Fair enough, good point re arrivals usage only. I was referencing their sameness as a transit lounge on an F ticket. Hence my "...in this regard" qualifier.

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