QF1 SYD-LHR -- SIN procedures and time

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That is not universally true. I've flown lots of flights that are direct with one or more stops where you have to remain onboard.

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UIO (GYE) GPS. Passengers originating in UIO remain on board with seat-belts unfastened while refuelling occurs and new passengers join before taking off again.

I have remained on-board a couple of times in other transit scenarios as well but cant recall where it happened - old age.
 
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It depends on the port the transfer is happening at and which direction.
eg, CX888 HKG-YVR-JFK, pax continuing to JFK have to get off with everything and go into a secure room for US style rescreening and bag searches.
for CX889 (JFK-YVR-HKG), I hear that pax continuing to HKG don't even have to get off.

My observation is the US don't really give a damn if you are leaving North America, but paranoid if you are entering or transiting.
 
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