Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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I've never waited more than 20 minutes for customs but I always sit as far forward as possible. Traveling again in a week and a half so I'll update once I get back on how long it takes this time.
Let me add that if you checked a bag on your return flight from Europe, you may find yourself waiting on delivery of the bag to the carousel after you get through the customs queue upstairs. This is particularly likely if you sit in the front of the aircraft or have Global Entry. If you checked a bag, you must get it from the carousel and then go through the final step of the entry process (usually only a short queue). This is true even if you have onward connecting flight.
In other words, Global Entry may let you sit downstairs waiting for your bag instead of standing upstairs in a queue, but you may have to wait regardless.
I asked the Delta desk last week, and was told that the numbers have been very good. I was specifically asking for NONREV seats, and they said that bookings are down after end of September as usual for Europe travel, then heavy for Thanksgiving and Christmas. They indicated that Delta is pleased with the traffic...
I asked the Delta desk last week, and was told that the numbers have been very good. I was specifically asking for NONREV seats, and they said that bookings are down after end of September as usual for Europe travel, then heavy for Thanksgiving and Christmas. They indicated that Delta is pleased with the traffic...
That is good to hear. Even though I no longer live in Raleigh, I wouldn't want to see it become a seasonal route. I suppose the Cincinnati-Paris route would be the best one to compare its numbers to.
Hey PDF how have you settled in NYC? Where are you living?
Very good, thank you. Living in Morningside Heights, and I work in Battery Park City, so the commute is good. I did make the mistake of flying out of LaGuardia recently, wow massive traffic with all the construction going on.
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