回国在芝加哥转机，1小时20分钟够吗？

[dreameratcfc]

多谢!

 

[一亩三分地]

个人觉得不够，除非你有tsa pre-check

 

[zipped]

Extremely tight as your first flight might be delayed up to 30 minutes easily. Then you will need to go through custom, check in bags to connecting flight....

 

[小火炉]

绝对够，走过两次。

 

[YY...]

回去应该够时间，走过去二十多分钟，但回来要过海关估计够呛，芝加哥海关人太多。

 

[lindamy]

如果你能有其他选择，最好换个时间充足的，你需要冒风险，如果因晚点等原因，赶不上飞机，你会等带或者转其他航线，一定会损失很多时间。

虽然不需要提行李过海关，主要的问题是飞机晚点，如果正常，应当够。

 

[月下独酌]

个人觉得不够，除非你有tsa pre-check

够了，ottawa -> chicago是local flight, 不用再过海关

 

[一亩三分地]

够了，ottawa -> chicago是local flight, 不用再过海关

chicago到国内要过tsa check

https://www.yahoo.com/news/traveler...rish-lines-at-chicago-airports-213008811.html

Ariel Rehr arrived at O’Hare International Airport about two hours early for a domestic flight — but still wound up stranded for over 15 hours.

Earlier warnings that lengthy airport security lines would prevent travelers from making their flights on time — despite arriving early — have become a reality for travelers in Chicago recently.

Rehr, a recent college graduate from New York City, is just one of hundreds who missed their flights out of the Windy City over the past few days. And this weekend’s horror stories may just be a prelude to the anxiety ahead as we approach Memorial Day.

She was on her way home from Chicago with three friends after attending BookCon, an annual fan convention. They arrived at the airport Sunday at 5:40 p.m. for a 7:50 p.m. flight. She thought 90 minutes in advance was the recommended time for a domestic flight but said the check-in email suggested two hours.

“We waited in line for security from 5:40 till 8:00. Just finding the end of the line was crazy, and there were no employees around who had any answers,” Rehr told Yahoo News. “People were cutting, probably because they couldn’t find the real end.”

She had missed her flight by the time she got through security, so she ran to a different gate for a later flight that was also heading to LaGuardia Airport in Queens, N.Y.

Rehr was added to a standby list for the next flight but was later removed because people who missed flights earlier than hers took priority.

“We ran from gate to gate trying to get on the next flights, but we kept getting moved down on standby,” she said. “There were dozens of us running and trying to get on the same flights.”

After Rehr failed to get on the final flight of the night, she called American Airlines (AA) to book another flight for 1 p.m. the next day. Around that time, workers at the airport set up cots and handed out blankets and small pillows, which were taken away at 4 a.m. Then they were left to wander the airport for hours, she said.

“And there was no one around to answer any questions or help or offer any assistance,” she said. “There were families with little kids who got woken up to hand back their beds. It was so sad.”

Finally, she said, around 8:30 a.m., she pleaded with helpful AA employees, who managed to get them on a 10 a.m. flight.

“It was my first trip to Chicago, and I had a great time, but that airport experience was the worst I’ve ever had. I don’t know if I’ll ever fly back there, at least not until major changes are made to the security process,” Rehr said.

 

[小火炉]

从中国回来渥太华就太玄了，取行李过安检，走过停留时间只有1：30小时，非常非常赶。不过美国人太nice，跟机场工作人员说，他们会帮你不用排队。最讨厌就是渥太华机场海关的，看见多行李必查，连茶叶都认为是吃的不让带。

回去应该够时间，走过去二十多分钟，但回来要过海关估计够呛，芝加哥海关人太多。

 

[月下独酌]

chicago到国内要过tsa check

https://www.yahoo.com/news/traveler...rish-lines-at-chicago-airports-213008811.html

Ariel Rehr arrived at O’Hare International Airport about two hours early for a domestic flight — but still wound up stranded for over 15 hours.

Earlier warnings that lengthy airport security lines would prevent travelers from making their flights on time — despite arriving early — have become a reality for travelers in Chicago recently.

Rehr, a recent college graduate from New York City, is just one of hundreds who missed their flights out of the Windy City over the past few days. And this weekend’s horror stories may just be a prelude to the anxiety ahead as we approach Memorial Day.

She was on her way home from Chicago with three friends after attending BookCon, an annual fan convention. They arrived at the airport Sunday at 5:40 p.m. for a 7:50 p.m. flight. She thought 90 minutes in advance was the recommended time for a domestic flight but said the check-in email suggested two hours.

“We waited in line for security from 5:40 till 8:00. Just finding the end of the line was crazy, and there were no employees around who had any answers,” Rehr told Yahoo News. “People were cutting, probably because they couldn’t find the real end.”

She had missed her flight by the time she got through security, so she ran to a different gate for a later flight that was also heading to LaGuardia Airport in Queens, N.Y.

Rehr was added to a standby list for the next flight but was later removed because people who missed flights earlier than hers took priority.

“We ran from gate to gate trying to get on the next flights, but we kept getting moved down on standby,” she said. “There were dozens of us running and trying to get on the same flights.”

After Rehr failed to get on the final flight of the night, she called American Airlines (AA) to book another flight for 1 p.m. the next day. Around that time, workers at the airport set up cots and handed out blankets and small pillows, which were taken away at 4 a.m. Then they were left to wander the airport for hours, she said.

“And there was no one around to answer any questions or help or offer any assistance,” she said. “There were families with little kids who got woken up to hand back their beds. It was so sad.”

Finally, she said, around 8:30 a.m., she pleaded with helpful AA employees, who managed to get them on a 10 a.m. flight.

“It was my first trip to Chicago, and I had a great time, but that airport experience was the worst I’ve ever had. I don’t know if I’ll ever fly back there, at least not until major changes are made to the security process,” Rehr said.

wtf

 

[yao2004bj]

回国够了，芝加哥飞回国飞机经常晚点，回来肯定不够，我上次回来3小时还差点没赶上呢

 

[臭农民]

hard to say
it is case by case I guess

 

[大金刚]

回去，够！回来，悬！

 

[YY...]

从中国回来渥太华就太玄了，取行李过安检，走过停留时间只有1：30小时，非常非常赶。不过美国人太nice，跟机场工作人员说，他们会帮你不用排队。最讨厌就是渥太华机场海关的，看见多行李必查，连茶叶都认为是吃的不让带。

还真是，我来来去去这么多次唯一一次被查就是回到渥太华海关，愣是让我把所有的行李全打开查了一遍，他们说我为什么要带两个箱子这么多，一件一件问一件一件翻，连我带回来鞋都问了三遍，我说那是旧的，带回去穿的，人还一付特别不信任的样子 周围人来人往那个尴尬。。。从温哥华多伦多入关N多次从来没被查过，最让我不爽的是姐那时候还怀着孕，5个月了，愣是在渥太华机场被拦了一个小时。从此再不从美国走了。

 

[一亩三分地]

还真是，我来来去去这么多次唯一一次被查就是回到渥太华海关，愣是让我把所有的行李全打开查了一遍，他们说我为什么要带两个箱子这么多，一件一件问一件一件翻，连我带回来鞋都问了三遍，我说那是旧的，带回去穿的，人还一付特别不信任的样子 周围人来人往那个尴尬。。。从温哥华多伦多入关N多次从来没被查过，最让我不爽的是姐那时候还怀着孕，5个月了，愣是在渥太华机场被拦了一个小时。从此再不从美国走了。

看你个头小就欺负你