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I am off to Dublin tomorrow, at midday from Heathrow, and have just noticed on the aer lingus website that for flights within Europe, it is suggested that passengers get there 2 and a half hours before the departure time. In my poor befuddled head I thought I only had to rock up an hour in advance! I booked a midday slot because I thought I could get up at a normal time, bearing in mind I'll prbs need an hour and a half to get to the airport.


What kind of gap does everyone else leave before domestic flights?

You seriously don't need that long. My Mum drives me mad about this, constantly badgering me to get to the airport at least 2 and a half hours early. I just ignore her of course! 1- 1 and a half is more than enough. I give myself that for long haul flights and I've never missed a plane, so far!

Thanks all. Was just thinking earlier on, that it used to be 2 hours before flights to Australia, so was really head boggled over the suggestion of a 2 and a half hou bore-fest for a one hour flight.


Quids - thank you so much!

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