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flight from kiev to punta cana via amsterdam
who flew to the Dominican Republic from Kyiv via Amsterdam, the time of connections there and back, the transition through the transit zone for landing.
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docking is approximately 3 hours - this is in our case. Visa is not needed. You just can't leave the airport.
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answered 15 years ago
from Kyiv a day several flights to Amsterdam.
And Amsterdam - a few on Punta Cana.
Therefore, the connection time depends on the selected dates and flights.
At the airport, you are in the transit zone. Small town. There is everything.
And Amsterdam - a few on Punta Cana.
Therefore, the connection time depends on the selected dates and flights.
At the airport, you are in the transit zone. Small town. There is everything.
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks for the information, we have a 3-hour connection on tickets there, and only an hour back, so I wanted to know if everything was clear on the information board when going to the boarding terminal in the Dominican Republic, so as not to be late.
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answered 15 years ago
it's too bad it's only an hour ago. There is such a huge airport that if the exits are far from each other, you will have to sweat even on moving walkways. But you won’t be able to get lost there, there are signs everywhere and everything is simple there. Only far.
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answered 15 years ago
One hour is real. There is personal experience. But everything needs to be done quickly.
It's good that you have more time there. Explore the airport a bit. On the plane in the magazines you will find a diagram of the airport. The stewardess in flight, at your request, can tell you the exit numbers of the arriving and departing flights. There are personnel in the transit area who are ready and willing to help.
It's good that you have more time there. Explore the airport a bit. On the plane in the magazines you will find a diagram of the airport. The stewardess in flight, at your request, can tell you the exit numbers of the arriving and departing flights. There are personnel in the transit area who are ready and willing to help.
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answered 15 years ago
and you will most likely already have boarding passes from the Dominican Republic for a flight from Amsterdam to Kyiv, in which the exit number is indicated. It's very easy to navigate there. When you arrive, look from which exit you left and where the exit numbers go in ascending or descending order (as you need) Next is up to you. The transition took us 45 minutes at a fast pace along moving walkways, but the exits were far from each other, almost across the entire airport. Maybe you'll have more luck. Good luck to you. I want too. :)))))))))))
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answered 15 years ago