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lynn2018   5

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Hey guys!! i leave tmorrow going to Morocco flying from NY-Madrid-Casablanca. it isnt allowing me to check in early.... is everything ok? i fly american airlines to madrid then iberia to casablanca... it is one single purchase so i hope it will be a easy transition. anyone know anything about the terminal 4s in madrid? or any help at all would be appreciated!!!! soo excited to see abedine im beyond myself but started to stress a little about the flying part...

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nicky&imad   16

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I dont know anything about that flight, i went from NY, to Paris to Casa. All i can advise to get to the airline a few hours early so you can check in and get your baggage checked also :) Alsoooo dont forget to send me pics, hhhhh Have fun and and enjoy all your time!!!

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AAAWWW shoot Courtney I went thtrough Madrid the last time I went...... But can't really recall any of the details :0/ But I do remember it was super easy :0)

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It should be fairly easy to get around once you land, just read the signs well and take the elevators. Not sure if you have to claim your luggage I had too because I had a 7 hour layover but I think if your layover is less than 4 hours they just move your luggage to the connecting flight. Good luck and safe travels...

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I've done a similar itinerary and I've always been able to check in early at least for the first flight. Are you able to check in to the NYC-Casablanca portion?

Madrid is a very easy airport to navigate. I think you'll have to go through security with your carry-on bag again, but it's always very fast.

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Agreed...Madrid is easy.

However, I hate to say but American Airlines sucks a lollipop. I experienced cancellations, delays, rudeness from the staff, and very little in the way of accommodation. Not to mention, I had a few things wrapped up in my luggage and they broke EVERYTHING...even my hairdryer :angry:

Double check everything with those fools.

Aside from that...enjoy your trip! :star:

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I've done a similar itinerary and I've always been able to check in early at least for the first flight. Are you able to check in to the NYC-Casablanca portion?

Madrid is a very easy airport to navigate. I think you'll have to go through security with your carry-on bag again, but it's always very fast.

I meant to say, the NYC-Madrid portion. :bonk:

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Different airline but I flew msp to detroit to paris to algiers once and they checked me in at the counter for all flights. I flew northwest for the first leg and air france the rest. I was very nervous as I only had a 50 minute layover in France but everything went well. Good luck and have a safe trip.

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no it wouldnt let me check the NY=Madrid, said i would need to do it at the counter.... that mean soething wrong?!

I believe that it is because you need to present your passport to them in order to check in. Don't quote me on it but, I think that is the issue. Do you have a seat on the flight? If there is assigned already and the flight isn't cancelled then this is surely why.

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