Can I go through transfers with separate tickets/airlines?
I have two questions (as not quite sure how this works and have never done layovers):
I'm flying from Schengen Area to the UK via Ireland.
I have 2 options:
Flying to Dublin with Ryanair and then with Stobart Air (Aer Lingus) to England.
Flying to Dublin with Ryanair and then with Ryanair to England.
None of these options provide transfers, it's just me buying 2 separate tickets either from the same airline or two different ones (as per the first option above).
So therefore the tricky bit is - when I land in Dublin do I have to "enter" Ireland through Arrivals and then go to Departures and do the whole process again (security, luggage & passport check) or is it possible to land in Dublin Airport and then just walk to the gate where my plane to England is? Would it make a difference if I'm doing the whole journey only with one airline (Ryanair) or two airlines (Ryanair + Aer Lingus)?
And realistically how much time would I need to exit the first plane and step into the second one positively thinking there won't be any flight delays on that day?
Thanks a lot for any suggestions! <3
P.S. Only have cabin luggage, no checked in luggage.
2P.S. EU citizen.
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