Yep - you'll have to pass more retail outlets to reach the lounge - which will be at least airside.Melbourne Airport - Melbourne Airport News | Melbourne Airport
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Sounds like it will be connected internally.
A lot more walking, then....Melbourne Airport - Melbourne Airport News | Melbourne Airport
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Sounds like it will be connected internally.
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Focus on the upside, you will be able to earn a few more QF points if you are you using the QF Wellbeing app and a step counter.A lot more walking, then....
A lot more walking, then....
I suspect (hope?) the escalators will be one way down to the area where VA baggage claim currently is.So they expect you do exit the terminal, walk down to T4 and enter down there?
You’ll have to get past the international terminal which is in the way so will need to get screened twice still.Will it make any difference visiting the QF lounge before a JQ flight?
Yep - you'll have to pass more retail outlets to reach the lounge - which will be at least airside.
If you are very keen on the J lounge (as a QFF P1/WP), and flying JQ, then maybe its worth the "slog".Will it make any difference visiting the QF lounge before a JQ flight?
So, if that is the case, when transferring from the city to depart MEL with VA - I step off skybus at the first stop, at the end of T3 ground level, then walk outside down to T4, go inside T4 but remain landside, go up to the departures level and use this new landside corridor to walk to T3 bag drop, then turn around and walk back down the same corridor to T4 again, go through T4 security, and finally turn around yet again, to walk back to T3 using an airside corridor!?!?I suspect (hope?) the escalators will be one way down to the area where VA baggage claim currently is.
Or get off at T2?So, if that is the case, when transferring from the city to depart MEL with VA - I step off skybus at the first stop, at the end of T3 ground level, then walk outside down to T4, go inside T4 but remain landside, go up to the departures level and use this new landside corridor to walk to T3 bag drop, then turn around and walk back down the same corridor to T4 again, go through T4 security, and finally turn around yet again, to walk back to T3 using an airside corridor!?!?
The T2,T3 & T4 stop is one in the same for inbound from Southern Cross. The second stop is T1.Or get off at T2?
For such hikes for similar distances around the world from gate to kerb I would normally jump on a air train or something. We are so backward here.
It looks like it's about 600m from far gate to kerb, that's not really a distance that an airtrain would operate over, unless the distance was all in a straight line. Usually just lots of travellators to assist such traverses of major airports. Airports like SIN, ORD, some terminals in JFK have these sorts of walks. At PEK and HKG it can be 500m from a far gate to the start of the Airtrain.
And the piece de resistance as far as airport walks go, is BKK far gate to the kerb, about 1km. With a delightful ( ) "end of the walkway" chime as you approach the end of each travellator.