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We are flying to Canada, the transfer will be in Frankfurt (we will not leave the terminal, the connection between flights is 3 hours). Do you need a Schengen or not? Everywhere different information, can anyone fly like that?
We are flying to Canada, the transfer will be in Frankfurt (we will not leave the terminal, the connection between flights is 3 hours). Do you need a Schengen or not? Everywhere different information, can anyone fly like that?
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Is there only one ticket? If different, you will have to get luggage, and this is an exit from the sterile zone and the need for a Schengen visa. If you don’t leave the terminal alone, then you don’t need a Schengen.
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answered 7 years ago
of course not ... from the airport of departure you will be given 2 ski passes at once ... 3 hours is a great connection ... there is no need to rush anywhere ... but you don’t need to look anywhere for a place for extra waiting
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answered 7 years ago
in general, yes ... they give out more .. what's surprising? they gave me three ... why are you surprised?
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answered 7 years ago
Maybe a boarding pass?
although jumping from the terminal directly to the mountain is also an option
although jumping from the terminal directly to the mountain is also an option
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answered 7 years ago
hmm)))) well, they caught))) today is the international day of happiness .... drinking is not a sin)))
forgive the skier .... and the traveler)))
"kaneshna" you are right))
forgive the skier .... and the traveler)))
"kaneshna" you are right))
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answered 7 years ago
Skis - they are like that, they don’t let go for a long time))
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answered 7 years ago
hmm ... they have not let go for 15 years ...
sorry for the offtopic)
Schengen is not needed ... fly calmly)
sorry for the offtopic)
Schengen is not needed ... fly calmly)
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answered 7 years ago
About one hundred "Schengen is not needed, fly calmly" - this is if the author has both trips with one ticket. We don’t know, all of a sudden the author bought a separate ticket to Frankfurt and separately to Canada.
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answered 7 years ago
Thanks for the comments! We fly with the same airline, both trips are on the same ticket. It's just that the German embassy advised to consult the carrier about Schengen, and Lufthansa at the embassy :). Both answered no need, but just in case, issue it :)
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answered 7 years ago
If there was a Schengen, it would be better. For Frankfurt in the terminal (but in the "dirty" zone) there is a McDonald's. A bite to eat between flights is inexpensive - that's what you need.
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answered 7 years ago
The food at McDonald's will be worse than on Lufthansa planes)))
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answered 7 years ago