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I'll be travelling soon on SQ232 SYD-SIN / SQ346 SIN-ZRH then SQ345 ZRH-SIN / SQ219 SIN-SYD.
Does transit in Changi mean lost luggage ?
Merci.
Does transit in Changi mean lost luggage ?
Merci.
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Are those seats 3C and 3D?
I must say connecting in Changi would be safe for your check-in bags. You are just connecting right? Are you taking A380 by any chance?
Rule of thumb to make sure not having problem with missing bags:
- When check-in at the origin, make sure you have enough time. It depends on the airport and the staff. If the ground handling is SQ, like at LAX, I always have a confident that the bags will be on board even when I check-in close to the dead line. But when the ground staff is not SQ, it's a bit tricky. Yeah I remembered my bags gone missing when check-in at JFK, which is not handled by SQ, about an hour prior to departure.
- Make sure the check-in agent tags your bags correctly. I know ZRH or SYD is pretty unique. But who knows may be the agent got distracted and tagged it to different city instead!
- In SIN (your connecting city), just double check again with the gate agent or lounge staff about your bags.
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Thank you for your advice CGK.
Yes those seats were fine : empty cabin for 2 on this flight (SYD-SIN).
Don't want to take A380 SQ220/SQ221 for our next trip : to much people on board and a lack of discipline with passengers wandering.Comment
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I think if there is one place I trust with luggage, it's Changi.Originally posted by GMT +11 View PostDoes transit in Changi mean lost luggage ?
Welcome to SQTalk, GMT +11.Comment
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If its not BA and not a transit through LHR, you'll be fine.Comment
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If you are sitting in F (or Suites as they call it now) I don't think you'll have problem with people wandering in as they don't allow access for non-F passengers.
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