Before relying on an airport transfer, confirm that the intended onward city transport is among the options listed for arrivals. If the plan depends on airport rail, check the first and last train times for the correct direction, then recheck the precise times on the day of travel.
How to check the transport and timetable
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Confirm the onward option. The airport publishes guidance on transportation options into the city after arrivals. The intended route should match that guidance rather than be assumed to be available.
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Check the correct direction. The published first and last train times are directional. A time for one direction does not establish the timing of the return or outbound journey, so the relevant direction must be selected.
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Recheck precise times on the travel day. The rail guidance recommends checking precise times at an airport rail station on the day of the journey. Published first and last train times help establish the outer limits, but they do not replace the travel-day check.
What still needs separate confirmation
The cited guidance does not establish the price, booking conditions, pickup or meeting arrangements, or delay and cancellation terms for a particular transfer. A published train time also does not, by itself, confirm that a door-to-door transfer will work for a specific itinerary.
Travellers must therefore confirm any arrangement beyond the listed city transport and published timetable themselves. Until those details are verified, the transfer should be treated as unconfirmed rather than dependable.