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edit approved Oct 29, 2014 at 19:26
Danny Beckett
edit approved Oct 29, 2014 at 19:26
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I live in Italy and I think you were never stopped because it was an internal flight. Again, you are not likely to be stopped at any airport in europeEurope that is part of the schengenSchengen agreement. For instance, I have never been stopped at aiportsairports in Belgium and Holland even though I am a non-europeanEuropean. On therthe other hand, I have to go through normal aiport procedures on my arrival in the UK and Ireland which are not part of the schengenSchengen.

I live in Italy and I think you were never stopped because it was an internal flight. Again, you are not likely to be stopped at any airport in europe that is part of the schengen agreement. For instance, I have never been stopped at aiports in Belgium and Holland even though I am a non-european. On ther hand, I have to go through normal aiport procedures on my arrival in the UK and Ireland which are not part of the schengen.

I live in Italy and I think you were never stopped because it was an internal flight. Again, you are not likely to be stopped at any airport in Europe that is part of the Schengen agreement. For instance, I have never been stopped at airports in Belgium and Holland even though I am a non-European. On the other hand, I have to go through normal aiport procedures on my arrival in the UK and Ireland which are not part of the Schengen.

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I live in Italy and I think you were never stopped because it was an internal flight. Again, you are not likely to be stopped at any airport in europe that is part of the schengen agreement. For instance, I have never been stopped at aiports in Belgium and Holland even though I am a non-european. On ther hand, I have to go through normal aiport procedures on my arrival in the UK and Ireland which are not part of the schengen.