I hope this doesnt sound too dumb. this is gonna be my very first trip abroad alone. I know there's this standard procedure of checking in at the airport. I had been issued an e-ticket. So does that mean I will have to check in at the specific airline counter first before proceeding to check in at the "gate"? And what do I do after that? Thanks a million in advance.!!
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Hi diemantes!
Don't be worried about being uncertain. Just do what the person in front of you is doing. At the counter, the CS is usually very good and they would guide you through by asking questions etc. Don't need to feel shy or worried about not knowing the exact procedures.
Have a good trip!
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2 to 2.5 hours is a good bet. do especially early if you have special requests like a particular seat. i like going early to beat the queue and then shop at DFS. take the sky train to T2 (within the departure lounge). shopping there is a wee bit better although the origins, stila and mac counters are bigger and nicer over at T1.
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diamantes, a standard check in timing would be 2 hours before your flight time. what flight are you taking? Cathay Pacific? (Can't think of any airlines with e-ticketing at T1 except Cathay)
You can do an early check in, so that you do not have to go to the airport so early, and the best thing is your seat would be reserved.
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Pardon me if I am wrong - Is it true that it's better to shop in DFS after we return from the trip at the Arrival Hall rather than at the Departure Hall? Is there a difference as to the price or tax?
Other than that I think would be the hassle to carry your stuff in the luggage, that's why not many people buy stuffs when they are at the Departure Hall.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks.
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