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Question: We are looking into the following flight plan:

Air Asia QZ431 LOP-DPS arriving at 12:30
Jetstar 3K242 DPS-SIN departing at 14:25


This would give us roughly two hours between flights.

According to my research, both Air Asia and Jetstar use the international terminal at Denpasar (which is a bit surprising because the Air Asia flight is clearly a domestic connection).




Given that we are travelling with hand luggage only (so no need to claim bags) and check-in online, is this connection possible? Do we need to go through customs and immigration or check-in at the counter; or is our connection treated as transit and we only need to change gates? Denpasar to Singapore is listed as a Straight to Gate flight for Jetstar.

I know it's tight either way but if we don't need to exit and re-enter the only gamble should be that our first flight isn't delayed which we're willing to take. Is there anything else we're missing?

Does anyone have recent experience with such short transits in DPS?


Answer: How to connect between Indonesian Air Asia and Jetstar at Denpasar (Bali) airport?


Question: I am travelling from London Heathrow Underground to Norwich, UK on the 18th of June 2017.  For this purpose, I purchased tickets via trainline.com and these were delivered to the USA  (perhaps it was a bad idea, but its done now!).



I am confused as to how to use these tickets/this ticket.  The folks at Trainline.com were unable to help me via telephone. I noticed that when I use Trainline's route service, this was returned:



So the ticket(s) I have:


Where do I use them? At London Heathrow underground or elsewhere?
Should I get other tickets for the tube journey between Heathrow underground to Liverpool street station?
Related: Where exactly is Heathrow underground with relation to terminal 2?


Please do let me know if I can improve this question in any fashion.


Answer: How to use purchased train tickets for London Heathrow Underground to Norwich


Question: When landing at night on most planes they say that due to safety regulations the lights will be dimmed and if you want to continue reading you can use your overhead lamp(it could be that this only happens in Europe I am not sure). I wonder what is the reason for this? What safety does dimming the lights add?


Answer:
Why are plane lights dimmed before landing at night?