Traveling on Air India International Flights from Delhi? New Check-In Deadline Announced

New Delhi: Passengers boarding international flights from Delhi will now need to arrive at the airport earlier than before. According to Air India's travel advisory, the check-in counters will now close 75 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time, instead of the previous 60 minutes. This change in timing has been made to enhance passenger comfort and to allow sufficient time for check-in procedures and security clearance, even during peak hours.'' For international departures from Delhi, the check-in counter will now close 75 minutes prior to your scheduled departure time. This adjustment from the previous 60-minute closure ensures a seamless and comfortable travel experience for all, allowing ample time for check-in procedures and security clearance even during busy periods. We appreciate your cooperation in arriving at the airport well in advance of this new closure time, '' Air India posted on their official X handle.

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For international departures from Delhi, the check-in counter will now close 75 minutes prior to your scheduled departure time. This adjustment from the previous 60-minute closure ensures a seamless and comfortable travel experience for all, allowing…

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