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Perhaps it is not a universal truth but I have certainly been in situations where my boarding card was not accepted because I was at the entry gates to security
by dijit 3y ago
Perhaps it is not a universal truth but I have certainly been in situations where my boarding card was not accepted because I was at the entry gates to security (where you scan your boarding card) less than 30 minutes before boarding.
This was in Amsterdam Schipol.
- josephcsible 3y agoThat must have been some kind of local rule. There's no such rule in the US.
- dijit 3y agoNot a compelling argument, I will always make sure this doesn't happen. And I also distinctly remember being unable to drop my bag at EWR for being "too late" to do so. Always better to be early, so people will factor that in.
- josephcsible 3y ago> And I also distinctly remember being unable to drop my bag at EWR for being "too late" to do so. That is indeed a universal thing when you have bags to check. I just don't consider that a "have to" since you don't have to check a bag to fly.