Transfer at Zurich Kloten Airport | Transit am Flughafen Zürich 

;-) Thanks for watching , and listening, then

Thanks for watching, have a good trip then ;-)

You're very welcome, I'm glad you like it. In case you're interested, I've also made a video of Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. Here's the link, hope that one's useful, too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6G35TYNURAc.html

Yes, quite nice indeed ;-) Thanks for watching.

Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching.

You're very welcome. Glad to hear that ;-)

Yes, cool airport indeed. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you like it. In case you're interested, here's the flight report of my Swiss flight to Bangkok (the reason why I transferred through ZRH) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1EJ5QdUrgMc.html

Pit Spielmann very nice!

Glad to hear that ;-) Thanks for your interest.

Thanks ;-)

Glad to hear that ;-) Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you like it.

Two hours transfer time is certainly enough. Enjoy our flights - and thanks for watching.

1 hour is certainly enough to transfer through ZRH. Also, your flight to JFK will almost certainly leave from hall E - same as shown in the vid. Don't worry, just follow the signs. And thanks for watching ;-)

I actually went the opposite way i.e. from Paris via Zurich (Schengen Zone) to Bangkok (Intercontinental / non-Schengen), so I can only do some guessing here. You'll most likely arrive at pier E (Intercontinental) and then take the Skymetro to the Main Building. Depending on whether your luggage is checked right through to Krakow or not, you then either go the de baggage delivery in the arrivals area, returning to the departure area afterwards, or you can proceed to your gate right away. Flights to Poland, which is part of the Schengen Area, should depart from pier A or pier B. But again, I'm "assuming" here, so you better double check once you are there. Bon voyage. And thanks for watching.

Sorry, I wouldn't know. But thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I'm guessing here but since neither Singapore, nor Moscow are in a "Schengen"-country, I would say that you'll stay in the Transit zone and won't have to go through Immigration. But again, I definitely don't know for sure, so I suggest you check with Swiss directly ;-) Have a good flight.

Thanks for watching. My itinerary went from Paris to Zürich to Bangkok. I don't know if the path from Warsaw to London is comparable or not so I prefer not to give you any false information. I suggest you check with your airline or directly on Zurich airport's site. Have a good flight.

I can't tell you since I didn't go to baggage claim on my transfer in ZRH. I had checked my luggage from Paris directly through to Bangkok. I suggest you find out on Zurich Airport's web site or directly when you're there. Shouldn't be difficult though as it looked like a very convenient and easy to use airport. Thanks for watching anyway.

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you like the vid ;-) Coming from Paris, I only went through passport control, no other security/bag check. But I think there may be differences depending on where you come from ("Schengen"-country or not) and where you're heading to.

Pit Spielmann Hej Pit, I will be coming from Copenhagen, so that would be same as Paris. Thx for you reply.

I arrived from Paris and went to Bangkok and went through Immigration prior to boarding the SkyTrain to concourse E. I'd rather not give you any false info about the Immigration process since I don't know where you come from and which restrictions may apply on flights to Vienna (if any) or Tel Aviv. Thanks for watching the video anyway.

Thanks for watching. Walking at a normal speed and provided there is no queue at Immigration (just before reaching the SkyMetro platform), it's around 15 minutes, maybe up to 20. In any case, 1h20 is more than enough. Have a good flight.

Bon voyage alors; et merci de ton intérêt.

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May layover was 4 hours - but that was voluntarily to give me sufficient time to shoot all the photos and videos I needed for this vid and my Swiss' B777 flight report. but the transfer could easily be done within 20 to 30 minutes (depending on the crowds at Immigration) Thanks for watching.

You'll have exactly the same path as I had when I arrived from Paris and left for Bangkok. All in all, from the very end of pier A (worst case) to the Main Building, down to Immigration, then further down to the Skymetro to pier E and, depending on your gate location, another 3-5minute walking, you shouldn't spend more than 30-40 minutes. Immigration was not busy in the late after noon but it can be a bit crowded between 11h00 and 14h00, when most intercontinental flights leave. But I guess if they give you one hour transfer, it's feasible. Bon voyage - and thanks for watching.

Yes there is but you're not allowed to film those areas. Thanks for watching.

If both flights are with Swiss, your luggage should be directly checked through from Delhi to London - but maybe you want to check with your airline. 40min transit time is tight but possible. Good luck.

patty hurley hi! Im doing my research on the transit process in zurich. I only have 40mins time to get to my next flight its both swiss i only have hand carry bag. Did you manage to take your next flight? Im just scared i wanna miss my flight

I wouldn't know for sure about security and immigration but 3hrs is definitely enough time to transit and yes, you'll go through the area with the stores as shown in the vid. Thanks for watching.

Sush Bav hi! Im doing my research on the transit process in zurich. I only have 40mins time to get to my next flight its both swiss i only have hand carry bag. Did you manage to take your next flight? Im just scared i wanna miss my flight

@@crystalgaylesantos1157 i have 50 and idk what to do either and completely freaking out