A new travel option for UK members?

[gerefan2]

You’re weird....

[Isaanguy]

OK replace the first sentence with:
In future I will avoid short time transfers.

[frequent]

OK replace the first sentence with:
In future I will avoid short time transfers.

Each to their own, I suppose. You sound like a Nervous Nellie. The airline facilitated you getting to your destination with an accelerated transfer, and your luggage turned up on the next flight

[arsenal]

Considering how confused/irritated you get about where each and every bar, restaurant, club, outhouse, shithouse and poorhouse is without a printable map attached I'd think twice about criticising others if I were you.

[Isaanguy]

I am certainly not a nervous nelly.
My post was intended to be helpful by illustrating what can go wrong.
You don't have to read it and I will not be replying further to your posts.

[frequent]

I am certainly not a nervous nelly. My post was intended to be helpful by illustrating what can go wrong. You don't have to read it and I will not be replying further to your posts.

Nothing went wrong

[Old git]

' In future I will avoid short time transfers '

All transfers are best avoided - they are stressful, time wasting, and exhausting on a long haul - and double the chance of your luggage going AWOL

Then you get nightmare airports like Frankfurt - which get fog bound in winter, with incoming flights circling for hours trying to get a slot to land - while the connecting flights leave without you.

I remember a business trip to a remote part of India in the early '90s - the return was three flights with four hour stopovers (with nothing to do) between each one, and the plane on the first leg was derelict and infested with cockroaches - after getting home I was a waste of space for three days recovering..

[frequent]

' In future I will avoid short time transfers '

All transfers are best avoided - they are stressful, time wasting, and exhausting on a long haul - and double the chance of your luggage going AWOL

Then you get nightmare airports like Frankfurt - which get fog bound in winter, with incoming flights circling for hours trying to get a slot to land - while the connecting flights leave without you.

I remember a business trip to a remote part of India in the early '90s - the return was three flights with four hour stopovers (with nothing to do) between each one, and the plane on the first leg was derelict and infested with cockroaches - after getting home I was a waste of space for three days recovering..

Best to stay at home behind your locked front door, really. Have you thought about that option?

[Old git]

' Have you thought about that option? '

The better option is to pay a little extra and get direct flights..

[gerefan2]

I am certainly not a nervous nelly.
My post was intended to be helpful by illustrating what can go wrong.
You don't have to read it and I will not be replying further to your posts.

I see you are fairly new here....welcome to the cyber world of frequent. You will soon find he is beyond help.