Separate-ticket connection checklist

No account or Search Credits needed. These tools use your planning inputs and, where relevant, local airport information—not live flight prices. They do not start a fare search.

A checklist is not connection approval. Separate tickets can leave you responsible for a missed onward flight. Enter only planning facts—never booking references, passport details or traveler names. Confirm operational details with the airports, operating airlines and relevant authorities.

1. Ticket and baggage arrangements

How are the flights ticketed?A shared booking reference does not by itself establish connection protection.Will you have checked baggage?Choose not sure if your baggage plans are not settled.Has through-checking been confirmed for these tickets?If you have no checked bags, choose No; this question will not add a reclaim task.

2. Transfer steps to verify

Will you change terminals?Include any known landside or security-screening steps.Will you change airports?Do not treat airports with the same city name as the same airport.Could immigration, customs or other border procedures apply?Choose not sure unless you have confirmed the exact routing and transfer path.

3. Your planning constraintsMobility or accessibility assistanceTraveling with childrenAn overnight transfer or stayOther constraints to review (optional)For example, access to medication or a transport service deadline. Keep private identifiers out. Blank means no extra note supplied.

Your entries and checkmarks stay in page memory only. Nothing is saved, shared or added to a URL. Changing an answer clears the old checklist and checkmarks.

For hand luggage, compare measurements with the carry-on size and weight checker. If the plan changes your time at the destination, compare two entered itineraries in the vacation time calculator. Neither tool verifies a connection.

Know what to check between tickets.