Try re-registering while logged in. No email on my first attempt from the email link, tried again straight away from website logged in and got email instantly.
Thanks. For simple itineraries I prefer to use airline as easier in the event schedules change (which is quite common these days).
Good to know its mainly qf website creating restrictions, so can weigh up options. Of course it would be better if qf didn't create these obstacles.
Depending on the gate and when you turn up to gate the priority security lane may be hard to see. The D gate on the bend has very narrow entrance but there are two lanes - priority and other.
The C gate at the end has more clearly visible priority lane.
Of course if arrive at gate 15-20 mins...
Yeah qf website has been like this for a while. Ex nz very difficult to find oz domestic legs in j on a j fare. Mel-syd vv and syd-bne vv the main exceptions.
In T3 security is mostly shared between two adjacent gates. A few have more gates shared but generally won't have more than a couple of flights leaving from those gates within a short period of time.
Still much better than centralized security screening for predictability of how long it will...
Crowne Plaza is landside (but connected to terminals) so need to enter Singapore.
Next day check in 90 mins prior to departure. If already checked in then go to immigration about 1 hour before departure if you don't want to spend time in lounge or shopping. Immigration is always quick at SIN...
I like SIN security being at the gate. The trick is to arrive at the gate approx 20 mins prior to departure (allowing for delays if on QF!). Queue is then short and straight through to board.
I've connected in SIN hundreds of times.
Perhaps a possible buyer for Auckland when the council gets around to selling down its ownership stake?
AKL owns a lot of adjacent land so makes a lot of money from its property holdings.
Thus kind of situation occurs fairly often in NZ on the main routes between akl, wlg, chc. No availability for a day or more due to insufficient capacity for demand.
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I disagree. While some places can ve problematic (eg needing visa even for turn-around), most are fine in my experience. Over the years I've done international turn-arounds hundreds of times in dozens of countries, with limited issues.