Boston or Atlanta?

Loobylou_82 · 15 Oct 19, 10:18 AM

Which is the best to fly to indirect for getting through immigration and to your departure gate?

munmun · 15 Oct 19, 10:22 AM

What time of year,never fly through Boston in the winter, weather to unpredictable. Sorry dont know the answer to the actual question 😎

archibald · 15 Oct 19, 10:27 AM

There's too many variables for anyone to answer. Atlanta is very big, but immigration depends on how many planes/people are in the queue before you etc - the same as any other airport. I agree with munmun about keeping south in the winter months.

Our fastest ever connection was under 20 minutes in Phili, but that doesn't happen for everyone.

tspill · 15 Oct 19, 10:28 AM

Atlanta is a much better connecting airport in my view. Easy to navigate. Plus it isn't as susceptible to weather related delays in the winter.

galaxyflorida · 15 Oct 19, 11:30 AM

I would go for Atlanta. We found JFK quite easy to connect through if that's an option, but there can be lots of weather delays there, like after a severe thunderstorm we were taxiing for nearly 3 hours this summer!

Loobylou_82 · 15 Oct 19, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by munmun

What time of year,never fly through Boston in the winter, weather to unpredictable. Sorry dont know the answer to the actual question 😎

It would be October. Thanks

Loobylou_82 · 15 Oct 19, 12:15 PM

Originally Posted by munmun

What time of year,never fly through Boston in the winter, weather to unpredictable. Sorry dont know the answer to the actual question 😎

Thanks. Never thought about the weather at where you fly indirect too.!

Loobylou_82 · 15 Oct 19, 12:20 PM

I think for flying in October, Atlanta might be the best one to fly too. Many thanks for the replies. Just wanted to know so I can be ready for when i find flights at the right price for next year when they are released.

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	15 Oct 19, 10:18 AM Loobylou_82 Imagineer
Loobylou_82 Imagineer Join Date: Sep 16	Boston or Atlanta? Which is the best to fly to indirect for getting through immigration and to your departure gate? Edited at 10:20 AM.

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	15 Oct 19, 10:22 AM munmun Imagineer
munmun Imagineer Join Date: May 10	What time of year,never fly through Boston in the winter, weather to unpredictable. Sorry dont know the answer to the actual question 😎

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	15 Oct 19, 10:27 AM archibald Imagineer
archibald Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12	There's too many variables for anyone to answer. Atlanta is very big, but immigration depends on how many planes/people are in the queue before you etc - the same as any other airport. I agree with munmun about keeping south in the winter months. Our fastest ever connection was under 20 minutes in Phili, but that doesn't happen for everyone.

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	15 Oct 19, 10:28 AM tspill Imagineer
tspill Imagineer Join Date: Feb 13	Atlanta is a much better connecting airport in my view. Easy to navigate. Plus it isn't as susceptible to weather related delays in the winter.

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	15 Oct 19, 12:20 PM Loobylou_82 Imagineer Thread Starter
Loobylou_82 Thread Starter Imagineer Join Date: Sep 16	I think for flying in October, Atlanta might be the best one to fly too. Many thanks for the replies. Just wanted to know so I can be ready for when i find flights at the right price for next year when they are released.