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Follow one Sample connection from two flight times to a plan you can explore. Saving is a separate action.

Unmarked wing and clouds in the blue evening sky
Illustrative flight context · Photo: Mike Marchetti / Pexels

Follow one Sample connection

Illustrative flight times, not a retrieved schedule. This example does not save a plan or confirm an offer.

Arrive
14:55
Held back
about 45m
Usable
3h 40m
Back by
about 1h
Depart
20:20
  1. 01

    Add the times

    Arrive 14:55; depart 20:20. Both times are Sample.

  2. 02

    The time that is yours

    3h 40m after about 45 minutes on arrival and about 1 hour to be back. After arrival and a buffer to get back, the plan shows how much is left.

  3. 03

    What fits

    Directions that fit the time are shown, and the traveller chooses. The times alone do not establish airport access, entry or a bookable offer.

  4. 04

    Keep the plan

    This illustration is not a saved plan. The plan is worked out again and the new time is shown once.

Walk it yourself

Good to know

  • Sample

    Everything here uses a sample connection.

  • Saving

    A saved plan can be shared with a link.

  • Planning

    A plan is for planning. Booking comes later and is not part of this walkthrough.

  • Next

    Add your own flight times in the planner.

Blue glass airport walkway structures against the sky
Illustrative scene: Generic airport movement · Photo: Blackcurrant Great / Pexels

Try it with your own flight times.

The planner takes two flight times and shows the plan straight away.

Questions people ask

  • Is this live?

    Not yet. Atlanta is our first airport, and what you see here is a sample plan.

  • Can I try it?

    Yes, with your own flight times in the planner. Anything you see here is a sample.

Try it with your own connection.

We are early, and Atlanta is our first airport. Anything marked Sample is illustrative. Partner operations