Re: [90attendees] Any advice about YYZ checkin?
ietf@johnlevine.com Fri, 25 July 2014 13:44 UTC
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Subject: Re: [90attendees] Any advice about YYZ checkin?
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>> To someone with relevant experience, how much time should one allow >> for check in for a flight to the US? >> >> (Yes, I know that US immigration and customs happens here.) > >If you have NEXUS or Global Entry, you get expedited egress and >security. CATSA (the Canadian version of the TSA) publishes wait times here: http://www.catsa.gc.ca/waittimes?field_wt_airport_city_value=Toronto That's just the security wait, not the immigration wait. If you have NEXUS or GE, immigration rarely takes more than five minutes. If you don't, I'd allow an hour. It probably won't take an hour, but you can feel awfully frustrated if your plane leaves while you're still in the queue. Also note that T1 commuter flights to the US leave from a group of gates locally known as Siberia, which are reached after a very long walk that includes either a flight of stairs or a slow elevator. R's, John
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