Tight Stockholm Layover?

[SQavgeek]

Hello, I am looking at flight SQ362 from Singapore to Stockholm via Moscow, and flight SQ2721 (operated by Scandinavian Airlines) to Copenhagen. The layover time in Stockholm is only 45 minutes, would that be too little?

[zilchster]

Hello, I am looking at flight SQ362 from Singapore to Stockholm via Moscow, and flight SQ2721 (operated by Scandinavian Airlines) to Copenhagen. The layover time in Stockholm is only 45 minutes, would that be too little?

It seems too little. But if you are on one single itinerary, SK/SQ will protect you even if you missed the flight.

[SilverKrisSRG]

Should be safe even if you missed the connection, the ground staff will help as it is on one itinerary. The flight normally arrives on time at DME, but DME to ARN can be delayed , so be prepared.

looking at the history, the chance to miss your connecting flight is quite big, unfortunately:

https://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/sq362

[kapitan]

winter time? if so, sure delays, anyway, ARN to CPH is almost hourly

[EKCH]

Hello, I am looking at flight SQ362 from Singapore to Stockholm via Moscow, and flight SQ2721 (operated by Scandinavian Airlines) to Copenhagen. The layover time in Stockholm is only 45 minutes, would that be too little?

What I can see, SQ2721 is connection flight for SQ351 (Copenhagen - Singapore) not for SQ362

[SQavgeek]

Thanks guys, does anyone know whether or not the delays from DME to ARN happen as frequently during summer? Also, in case you miss the flight, would they only be able to put you on SK flights?