A lot of people are curious about the concept of flying transit. So what is Bay Transit and what are there to pay attention to when experiencing this air service? Don't forget to check out the detailed information from A-Z provided right here to get useful options as luggage for future flights.
Transit flight is the term for a flight with at least 2 routes, meaning that to reach your final destination, you need to stop at at least one halfway point. For example, if you fly from Hanoi to Bali, you have to transit in Kuala Lumpur or Singapore, or in the case of flying from Hanoi to Jeju, you will fly from Hanoi to Seoul and then connect from Seoul to Jeju.
Many destinations do not have direct flights, and passengers are forced to fly transit through the transit point. However, there are still cases where many people actively choose to fly transit because the cost is usually lower than flying non-stop. Depending on the case, you can experience transit services from the same carrier or book from different carriers.
After grasping the concept of what transit flight is, passengers should note the "bullet points" pros and cons of this service to consider the appropriate experience.
Transit time is important that travelers should consider carefully before using the service. Waiting too long can be tiring, but choosing a minimum transit wait time of less than 2 hours will also face risks such as rushed check-in or, worse, the first flight delay or problems leading to missed flights later.
Typically, you need to arrive at least 45 minutes to one hour before your next flight. After excluding travel time, finding the boarding gate, the most reasonable transit time is 2-5 hours. In particular, visitors need to pay attention to many airports with large areas such as Suvarnabhumi (Thailand), Hong Kong, Changi (Singapore) ... It will take you more time to travel, so be sure to consider choosing the right transit flight.
What should I do when waiting for a transit flight? The most important thing that passengers need to do when arriving at the airport is to find out if the airport requires you to enter and exit back, or just travel in the transit area. The airport will usually have 2 routes, one for Transit and one for Immigration, note that if there is no transit line, you need to enter the country.
Don't forget to turn the clock to local time so you don't get the time confused. Remember to set an alarm to remind you of your next flight time.
Look at the electronic boards to find out which gate your next flight will be on, whether you need to change the throttle or not. Or you can directly ask the airport staff for advice and answer questions.
You can use the capsule motel service right in the airport and if you can enter the country (with visa or to visa-free countries for Vietnamese guests), you should look for hotels near the airport to comfortably rest and relax.
If you choose to wait for your transit flight at the airport, don't forget to prepare snacks, water, jackets and blankets. Should choose a seat to rest in a lighted place, many people pass by and pay attention to self-storage of luggage safely, especially passport bags, cash should be kept with you.
Personal hygiene should be handled at the airport while waiting for an upcoming flight. Keep personal hygiene items such as brushes, roasted cream, face towels ... in carry-on luggage for convenience.
Refer to the important "bullet points" above to "memorize" useful information for your future flight.