
What Happens If You Miss a Self-Transfer Connection?
The uncomfortable answer, and the three moves that limit the damage.
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Transportation Research Contributor
12 years in travel and aviation · At Air Support Desk since 2020 · Singapore
Covers routing, multimodal journeys and trip sequencing, and tests every alternative routing he recommends before it is published.
Biography
Ravi plans complicated itineraries for a living, mixing air, rail and road across Asia and Europe. He came to travel research from transport planning, which is why his guides tend to start with a timetable rather than a price.
He writes the routing and planning material at Air Support Desk, including split tickets, self-transfers and rail-air combinations, and keeps a running log of the journeys he has actually made on the routes he describes.
If a connection is listed as workable in one of his guides, he has usually walked it.
Role
Experience
2020 to present
Writes and verifies routing, connection and trip-planning guidance.
2016 to 2020
Modelled interchange timings across rail and airport links.
2013 to 2016
Built complex multi-carrier itineraries for long-haul business travel.
Recent work
Ordered by the date each guide was last updated.

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