Having been there more times than I like to admit, I can confirm that the exam 
will actually start at around 7:30 and you'll get out of there around 4:00.  
The airport is generally not very busy and you would probably make it just 
fine.  With that said, my next trip is booked and I elected not to go for the 
5:30 that was available to me and will be waiting on the 7:30 that gets me home 
3 hours later.  My thought is that with all of the other stresses that I have 
to deal with the last thing I need is another worry on my mind.  You could have 
connectivity problems to the remote lab gear or a hardware issue during the 
day, and that could extend your day somewhat.  It's better to have some padding 
just in case if that's an option.  Just my .02...

Brian Hooker, CCIE# 12748

Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 09:57:53 -0700 (PDT)
From: [email protected]
To: "[email protected]"
        <[email protected]>,    LEE READE
        <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Security] RTP Logistics Query
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I can say that the SJC (San Jose) exam starts at 8 AM, PST. I see no reason 
why, correspondingly, the exam in RTP would start at 8 AM, either.
?
If you work to the very end, and if you hustle right over to the airport, then 
I think/feel you will be flirting with danger (i.e., the likelihood of missing 
your flight) if you book ANY flight earlier than 6:30 PM. You still need to 
take the rental car back... 10 minutes, go through security .. 10? minutes.. 
AND, as a general rule-of thumb, you need the airline's system to know you are 
present - there - at the airport - and this is accomplished by getting a 
bording-pass, or whatever - (if you don't, they will be calling your name on 
the overhead speakers - or putting standby passengers into your seat!)
?
Where is BRU? Brussels, I imagine..
?
Good luck, in the meanwhile.

Sincerely,

Joshua Dughi
[email protected]
Tel. 307-752-5891

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From: LEE READE <[email protected]>
Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Security] RTP Logistics Query
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, May 14, 2012, 6:22 AM





Hey Guys,


I am looking at my second attempt in RTP, normally use BRU but its booked up 
until Nov.



Is it feasible to catch a 1710 hours flight after the exam?


I believe the exam in RTP starts at 07:05 and finishes before 1600, is this 
enough time?


Sorry I am not familiar with RTP and its airport etc.



Appreciate any advice!


Thanks,


LR
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