Aer lingus

[Spooky]

Originally Posted by mousefan

AL desks will open 2 hours before take off, sometimes a little earlier. Passengers tend to queue up before check in opens so, if you want to get checked in quickly, it might be worth arriving earlier. The queue can be very slow. If you’re flying Business there’s a separate queue and you’ll move very quickly. This will be the desk on the far left. There are normally two economy check in desks.

One thing to mention-in August our check in agent at Bhx asked to see our ESTAs; never had that before but I’d got copies with me.

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Perfect, good to know about the business desks.
And good tip re esta, I guess they may be unable to check validity automatically as it’s connecting...will make sure our copies are handy!

[mousefan]

If you’re flying business make sure you ask for the ‘pass’ to get you through fast track security. Our check in agent had to be reminded and then insisted there wouldn’t be a queue in the main line anyway-the queue was huge.

[clucky1966]

We have just booked MAN to MCO via DUB with Aer Lingus, have never flown indirect before but the price was right for us, we have a 2hr 40min lay over which I am hoping is enough time to clear US immigration, I think I'm right in saying we do not have to collect luggage at Dub but just identify it on a photo whilst going through immigration? Looking forward to landing at MCO as a domestic passenger:-))

[Warkman58]

Originally Posted by clucky1966

We have just booked MAN to MCO via DUB with Aer Lingus, have never flown indirect before but the price was right for us, we have a 2hr 40min lay over which I am hoping is enough time to clear US immigration, I think I'm right in saying we do not have to collect luggage at Dub but just identify it on a photo whilst going through immigration? Looking forward to landing at MCO as a domestic passenger:-))

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Yes, correct.