Plan a long visit during a flight stop
I heard someone talking about taking a long visit (6 weeks, for example) at one of the flight's stops. For example, a flight departes from Amsteram, heading to Bangkok, but it has a stop in Kuala Lumpur. Is it possible to stay in Kuala Lumpur for 6 weeks, whereafter you take the flight (with the same ticket) to Bangkok?
I found this rather strange. I never heard about it before. It would mean that it would be a good alterative to a RTW-ticket. (by combining several flights)
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How do you plan a flight with a stopover?
Is it allowed to go out of airport during layover?
Re: Can I leave the airport during a layover? Yes you may, assuming your passport allows you visa free entry. Remember to take your boarding pass for your next flight with you otherwise you may not be able to re-enter airside.How long can a flight stopover be?
A layover is a broad term that means any connection between flights. This could include a stop as short as 30 minutes (depending upon the airport) or as long as four hours (or up to 23 hours and 59 minutes on international flights).Do you have to get off plane during a stop?
It depends on how long the layover is. Typically through passengers (those continuing on) are asked to remain seated at the end of the flight so flight attendants can count them.SURVIVING A LONG HAUL FLIGHT | Last Episode! Seoul to Chicago
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