Bear Cub
3rd Apr 2001, 07:47
Mum tels me that she's booked to fly to MCO with Britannia, flight BY224A, May 5th.
I seem to recall from my own trips to Florida that the system was...
get off plane, go directly to nice immigration man for stamping of passport and green visa paper thing (normally on third attempt at filling out the form correctly), through glass door to collect luggage from carousel, hold breath on way through customs, stop for confiscation of all meat and fruit products (especially in todays healthy World), place luggage on a second carousel, get mini train to different terminal, collect luggage again from yet another carousel - then go out onto the street and start 'perspiring'.
Seem to recall that the final bagge collection carousel was always the same one (but I nearly always flew with Virgin into MCO [BA into MIA]).
Can anybody tell me, (a) have I got this right...and (b) which is the dedicated Britannia carousel? I'd like to "prep" Mom before she goes.
I seem to recall from my own trips to Florida that the system was...
get off plane, go directly to nice immigration man for stamping of passport and green visa paper thing (normally on third attempt at filling out the form correctly), through glass door to collect luggage from carousel, hold breath on way through customs, stop for confiscation of all meat and fruit products (especially in todays healthy World), place luggage on a second carousel, get mini train to different terminal, collect luggage again from yet another carousel - then go out onto the street and start 'perspiring'.
Seem to recall that the final bagge collection carousel was always the same one (but I nearly always flew with Virgin into MCO [BA into MIA]).
Can anybody tell me, (a) have I got this right...and (b) which is the dedicated Britannia carousel? I'd like to "prep" Mom before she goes.