Behshad wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Behshad wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:I wondered if anyone knows the practices of European airports when flights arrive from other countries as a stop. I mean within the US, once a person has boarded a plane, if it stops in another city before it's destination, people who are continuing on stay on that plane without being rechecked. During the layover you never leave the plane. Is this maybe what happened? You would think a flight from Nigeria would have an extra screening process, but I wonder.
You dont ??? What kinda layovers have you had?

coming back from Colorado we stopped somewhere and never left the plane beforemoving on to Orlando

or did you mean something else and I'm being slow?
anytime I have layovers in Europe, you
always switch planes.
But what if the SAME airplane goes to the destination you are headed for. Like ours stopped in another city to let a few people off, and pick up a few people. Then we moved on to Orlando. Why would we have to get off the plane that is taking us the whole way? Southwest does this quite often on flights going to Dallas too. They stop in Houston first, and then Dallas, and you do not need to get off, since it's the SAME plane going to both places.
I thought this flight STARTED in Nigeria and the SAME PLANE landed in the Netherlands and took off from the Netherlands to Detroit. If it's the SAME PLANE doing all this, and they assume the security checks have been done, why would people need to leave the plane? Now from country to country, it seems they should be rechecked. But within the US, they do not. And I was asking what they do in Europe.
I really don't see how this guy switched planes if the same plane that left his country stopped in Europe and that same plane came here. I mean that kind of shows what you are saying is not true. A plane lands, some get off, some stay on, and then it goes on. Happens everyday.
This man must have known that in the Netherlands they would not have made him get off the plane.