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Schedual flight layover for poe

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Hank55   5

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I am wondering if a 3 hour layover is enough time to do poe business and catch flight to final destination. Any thoughts on this? POE is in LA.

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coraliesolms   47

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It should be enough, I POE'd in Vancouver (a lot of Canadians fly to USA from there) and it took 45 mins. It was first thing in the morning though. 3 hours should be plenty.

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That should be more than enough. I scheduled 3 hours at Detroit before the final flight to Atlanta and it was more than enough. We even had a visa problem they had to fix at Detroit, and they still made it with time to spare. (Embassy at Manila has issued my 14 year old step daughter a K1 visa instead of K2).

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Messybrownhair   251

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Should be okay.. :)

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