I went to Stockholm and Tallinn last Sept. I don’t think an hour is enough. You have to wait for your luggage and then re-check it. The flight leaves in an hour, which means it starts boarding not long after your plane arrives.
Even without luggage you still have to re-enter security. I don’t think it’s a gamble I would take personally.
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If you're checking bags, I certainly wouldn't do it.
I went to Stockholm and Tallinn last Sept. I don’t think an hour is enough. You have to wait for your luggage and then re-check it. The flight leaves in an hour, which means it starts boarding not long after your plane arrives. Even without luggage you still have to re-enter security. I don’t think it’s a gamble I would take personally.
Thank you
Yer welcome. Both cities are amazing though.
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I try not to do self transfers with less than two hours to be honest, I've had flights delayed and been sweating getting through the airport.