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We have a 2.30 hr layover. Just need to walk to domestic transfer with boarding pass correct?

I haven't done this myself yet, so I can't give you any really good advice on this, sorry :)

I have never done that myself, so I can't give you any good or real advice on this. But for what I see so far, I do think you will be ok :)

No, as far as I have experienced, there is no buggy at your arrival gate, you will have to walk to the departure area, in medium at the airport, here you will find the Buggy station. But that said, I have noticed some buggy cars at the arrival, but someone told me it was for passengers with disabilities. If you haven't seen it yet, here is my video about the Buggy Car Istanbul : czcams.com/video/CdKGVRnOHHM/video.htmlsi=IFOXK1H5so-Es7Ak

@@JustinThailand thank you so much

When you travel from Schengen to Non-Schengen there is no security control, only passportcontrol :) Have a nice travel, you will be fine, Schiphol is an easy airport to do transit :)

@@JustinThailand thanks for the fast reply. I just saw this on the KLM Homepage. Do you have to go through security again for connecting flights? That depends! lf you travel to a non- Schengen country, you'll need to go through additional security and passport checks. If you stay within the Schengen region, no additional checks are needed. So thats means from germany to ams transfer to lima i need security check in schiphol?

This might have changed since last I travelled through Schiphol, but when I travelled, you only had to go through the security going from Non-shcengen to Schengen. I never had to go through the security check going from Shchengen to Non-Schengen. But if you arrive at Non-scehgen, and going to another Non-schengen country, you will also have to go through the security control. I will be making an update video on Schiphol Airport in October/November, so I will definitely check this out. When is your travel ?

@@JustinThailand Okay i understand, i will travel next week on saturday. I will tell you then if they had security check.

Yes, thank you and have good travel :)

That is depending on your ticket. If you bought your travel under 1 ticket, your baggage will normally be checked to your final destination.

Yes, its a big airport, but easy to understand and navigate :) If you need assistance, you read more about that here : www.turkishairlines.com/en-int/any-questions/special-assistance-for-passengers/

It's 5.9 Euro for adults. But its for free for age 65+, pregnant, families with 0-2 years old children and IGA pass members.

Yes, if you miss your connecting flight, you just go to the Turkish Airlines Care Point. Here they will issue a new boarding pass for you on the first available flight. And from there you just follow their instructions.

Yes, normally that will be enough. My longest transit walk was done in 42 minutes. If queue and you running out of time at the passport control, just look for the ground staff, and if you are late, they will let you bypass the queue.

@@JustinThailand thankyou so much🖤

Agree, Qatar Airways is a great airline.

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Yes, going from Non-Schengen to Schengen, you need to go through Security and Passport control. Going from Schengen to Non-Schengen you need to go through Passport control. I have never used or paid any attention to the T1-T9, I'm not 100% sure what that mean, but it might be transfer desk. If you have your boarding pass for the final destination, you just go to your departure gate.

Yes, the bags made it :)

Correct, you will only do the transit in the non-schengen area. You don't have to go through passport control, but there will be security control. You don't need visa for transit as long as you stay inside the airport.

@@JustinThailand Thank you so much! Is there any chance you know something about transit visas in the UK? I have a connection in Manchester and I'm not sure if I need a transit visa.

Normally, you don't need transit visa, as long as you stay inside the airport. But I'm not sure about Manchester and UK. You can find some info here : www.gov.uk/transit-visa/visitor-in-transit-visa

Im not sure what you mean, what do you want to know ?

@@JustinThailand do they have different terminals in the airport?

Ahh ok :) No, what you see is what you get. What you see in this video is the map of Schiphol Airport, and it's divided by Schengen and Non-Schengen, and the concourses running from A to G. There are zones inside the airport called Lounge 1, 2, 3 and 4, but it's not that relevant for transit, that's just to divide the different areas of the airport into zones. Hope this helped :)

@@JustinThailand as long as i go to my date (D84/C24 etc), it should be correct right? is 2 hour layover too short?

:) again, Im not sure what you are asking me :) You can move freely between the concourses, but when enter/exit the Schengen border, you will have to go through the passport control. Yes, 2 hour is enough time to do transit.

Well, Doha is easy, and if no delays or other problems, 1 hour should definitely be enough time. Doha and Qatar Airways is the preferred airport for my wife when travelling to Norway, because it's so easy to navigate :)

There are also a lift.

@@JustinThailand Thank you for reply❤️ i have 1 hour layover your video has helped me and i hope i make it on time. And i hope i find short connection place, is there any sign board for short connection? I am coming from dammam( Saudi Arabia ,on 21 may Tuesday)

@@JustinThailand plus from short connection if i get lift, what floor should i go to get to my gate? Ground/ first floor?

From Short Connection is just one floor down. Ground floor, departure area.

@@JustinThailand in video i saw u had to take one escalator and then there was short connections, may be i get different gate so is there sign of short connections?

Ok, that happened to me too once, but I was transferring to Concourse A with a bus. When I use the Automated People Mover (small train) I didn't had to go through security twice. But you correct, it takes some time to do the transit.

Hi, and thank you. Yes, there might be a long walk, it all depends on which concourse you arrive and depart from. As an example, if you arrive and depart from Concourse A, it will be super easy, and not that long walk. I did my transit in under 15 minutes, from arrival to the new departure gate. But if you e.g. arrive at Concourse A, and depart from Concourse B, you will need to go to the Automated People Mover(small train) and there will also be some walking distance. There are some Buggy cars through out the airport, and you will definitely be eligible to use these. I haven't tried these myself yet, so I can't give you that much information on this, but Ive seen them on my travels. Another option is to check the possibilities for an Airport assistance, Wheelchair.

If you have your travel in one ticket, they will normally check in your luggage to your final destination. Then you don't need to collect your luggage when doing transit.

When you check in at the airport, at your first check in point, they normally print out boarding pass to your final destination.

​@@JustinThailand Thanks, so are you suggesting to check in at the airport and not online?

Im not sure :) If you have luggage, you will have to go to the check in/ baggage drop desk anyway. If you have no luggage, then it will be a timesaver to check in online. Tomorrow I will fly with Emirates, and I have no luggage, only carry on. Then I check in online, download boarding pass, and put them in the Apple Wallet. If you have a printer in home, you just print them out. Im not sure if this helped :) Its been some time now since my last travel with Turkish Airlines through Istanbul :)

Yes, its free :)

That might happens sometimes yes.

@@JustinThailand Great video! Thanks for the reply.

If you have your travel under 1 ticket, you will normally get all the boarding passes at the first check in.

Doha is easy to transit, 1 hour 5 min should be enough :)

@@JustinThailand thank you for your reply

The Schengen Treaty is like a big agreement between European countries that says, "Hey, let's make travel easier!" It's named after a town in Luxembourg where it was signed. Basically, countries that join the Schengen area agree to get rid of passport checks and other border controls when people travel between them. It's like having a big open space where you can move around without showing your passport every time you cross a border. So, if you're in one Schengen country, you can travel to another Schengen country without a fuss. It's all about making life simpler for travelers within Europe.

No, i don't think so. As long as you stay inside the airport, visa is normally not needed.

Your luggage is normally checked to your final destination.

Hi, sorry for late answer. Schiphol is an easy airport to do transit. So don't worry :) There are a lot of sign throughout the airport telling you where to go.

Agree :)

Hi, sorry for late answer, but there shouldn't be any problems with crutches. Or do you mean in general, and how to get around ? If you need assistance and wheelchair you need to contact the airline by phone or through the website.