Anyone know anything about flight schedules?

[Samanthajayne 0]

Hi There,

I recently got denied entry to USA, for not having my spouse visa before travel, and am awaiting my interview at the embassy in london.

However in the mean time, I want to travel to Tijuana Mexico to visit my hubby and his family.

I dont know if i am allowed to transit in the usa, but my guess is that im not.

However i have found a flight with klm, that says it will fly from london to amsterdam then on to mexico city, and then another flight to tijuana.

Do you know if flights are subject to change? or do they stick to their schedule?

Any Help???

Thanks xx

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

they usually stick to the schedule

[payxibka 10,048]

All people who transit the USA must meet the same criteria as if they would be admitted... because of this, no US airport has a international transit hall like most other foreign international airports do...

Since you were denied admittance you most likely would be denied transit...

Flight times are subject to change.... Routes are subject to change .... Airlines will post tentative schedules up to 364 days in advance and will finalize them probably in the neighborhood of 90 days in advance.....

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

All people who transit the USA must meet the same criteria as if they would be admitted... because of this, no US airport has a international transit hall like most other foreign international airports do...

Since you were denied admittance you most likely would be denied transit...

Flight times are subject to change.... Routes are subject to change .... Airlines will post tentative schedules up to 364 days in advance and will finalize them probably in the neighborhood of 90 days in advance.....

nevermind

Edited February 13, 2008 by babybluesusie

[garya505 2]

All people who transit the USA must meet the same criteria as if they would be admitted... because of this, no US airport has a international transit hall like most other foreign international airports do...

Since you were denied admittance you most likely would be denied transit...

Flight times are subject to change.... Routes are subject to change .... Airlines will post tentative schedules up to 364 days in advance and will finalize them probably in the neighborhood of 90 days in advance.....

nevermind

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

All people who transit the USA must meet the same criteria as if they would be admitted... because of this, no US airport has a international transit hall like most other foreign international airports do...

Since you were denied admittance you most likely would be denied transit...

Flight times are subject to change.... Routes are subject to change .... Airlines will post tentative schedules up to 364 days in advance and will finalize them probably in the neighborhood of 90 days in advance.....

nevermind

haha, i read something incorrectly, and therefore made a comment that didnt make sense