FlyerIntel

Connections

Will your connection make it?

Tell FlyerIntel the flight bringing you in and how long your layover is. It reads that route’s own arrival history and tells you how often flights landed too late for a layover that short — and how long a layover would have to be for the risk to fall under one in twenty.

Enter the airport your first flight leaves from, and the airport where you change planes. The layover is the gap between the first flight’s scheduled landing and your next flight’s scheduled departure. Arrival time is local to the connecting airport.

The time you need is your own estimate of getting off the plane, walking, and the airline’s boarding cutoff.

What this is, and what it is not. This describes the inbound route’s own history into that airport, not your specific two flights — it does not know your outbound gate, whether the airline protects the connection, or today’s conditions. For your flight’s status today, check with your airline.

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