Need quick advice: How risky is this routing?
Jun 15, 18, 8:14 pm
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Originally Posted by LimeyFlyer
....Also, if you are connecting UA to LH won't they interline the bags? If so, then geez, I would be down to less than 2 hours.
And, if your incoming is so delayed, then likely the outbound will be delayed also so no biggie...
And, if your incoming is so delayed, then likely the outbound will be delayed also so no biggie...
As for delay of one meaning delay of other - that’s far from true. OPs LH plane might have clearing to land at ORD while OP’s originating flight could be held. I’ve missed a few connection that left on time because my first plane was delayed due to weather hold. Doesn’t even need to be a hold. I was on a flight diverted because of weather as we were about to land. Other plane took off on time. Trying to land at Memphis and we were diverted on approach to Arkansas I think.
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Jun 15, 18, 9:49 pm
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Originally Posted by Leemo
Take a sick day ahead and fly out early to be safe. Assuming your work in the US, there are protections and if on that day, you call out sick, there are no retaliatory actions an employer can take.
Jun 16, 18, 1:40 am
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Originally Posted by Collierkr
If you fake your sick day your employer could terminate you.
