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Old November 25th, 2003, 02:53 PM
mrtractor
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Default San Juan Departu How early is too early?

Is 10:40 AM too early to schedule a departure out of San Juan the morning
after a cruise. Thinking of the Norwegian Sky southern Caribbean. The ship
is scheduled to arrive at port at 7 AM.

Is this cutting it too close?

Would travel insurance cover this if the ship was delayed or cleared late?

MrTractor


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Old November 25th, 2003, 03:50 PM
Mike Cordelli
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Default San Juan Departu How early is too early?

Yes it's too early. It's possible to make it, but absolutely everything has
to fall into place, the ship has to be on time, the officials have to clear
it quickly, everybody has to have their papers in order, there has to be no
traffic, and you have to beat everybody else rushing to the airport, and
your bags have to be easy to find and ready for you.

Travel insurance would not cover this.


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Is 10:40 AM too early to schedule a departure out of San Juan the morning
after a cruise. Thinking of the Norwegian Sky southern Caribbean. The ship
is scheduled to arrive at port at 7 AM.

Is this cutting it too close?

Would travel insurance cover this if the ship was delayed or cleared late?

MrTractor




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Old November 25th, 2003, 06:17 PM
OcnGypZ
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Subject: San Juan Departu How early is too early?

Yes,, it is waaaaaaaay too early.

Insurance will not cover you if you miss your flight either.

Most insurance policies now require a minimum connection time at airports as
well. If you book connecting flights which do not have the required
connection time.. and you miss your flight... you are SOL.
The insurance company won't pay.
I never book any flights out of SJU before 12 Noon. NEVER!

There's a reason why those earlier departures are cheaper! They don't work for
cruise passengers!

Babette
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Old November 26th, 2003, 02:32 AM
Tom & Linda
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Default San Juan Departu How early is too early?

I would book something after 1:00 pm.

You should treat San Juan as an international airport and arrive 2 hours
before your flight. San Juan can have very long lines in the airport.

--Tom

mrtractor wrote:

Is 10:40 AM too early to schedule a departure out of San Juan the morning
after a cruise. Thinking of the Norwegian Sky southern Caribbean. The ship
is scheduled to arrive at port at 7 AM.

Is this cutting it too close?

Would travel insurance cover this if the ship was delayed or cleared late?

MrTractor

 




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