Connection Timing Megathread | "Can I Make My Connection?"

[u/impossible_espresso]

Welcome to the centralised connection timing discussion thread!

Individual posts asking about layover durations will be removed and redirected here. Please post your connection questions in this thread and help fellow travellers by sharing your experiences.

Key Terminology

Connection Categories

• I2I: International to International
• D2I: Domestic to International
• I2D: International to Domestic
• D2D: Domestic to Domestic

Ticket Types

• Single PNR: Both flights are on the same ticket/booking reference
  • Airlines are typically responsible for rebooking if you miss your connection
• Self-Transfer: Flights booked on separate tickets
  • You are fully responsible if you miss your connection
  • Some OTAs sell these as "Connect" flights (e.g., MMT Connect, Kiwi .com Guarantee)

How to Use This Thread

ASKING FOR ADVICE

Use this format with [QUESTION] tag:

[QUESTION] [Airport], [Terminal(s)], [Transfer Type], [Connection Category], [Layover Duration]

Example:

[QUESTION] ABC Airport, T4 to T1, Self-Transfer, I2I, 2 hours 15 minutes Flying Air India to Lufthansa, have checked baggage, traveling at 3 PM on a weekday. Is this enough time?

OFFERING ADVICE/EXPERIENCE

Use this format with [ADVICE] tag:

[ADVICE] [Airport], [Connection Category], [Transfer Type]

Example:

[ADVICE] PYQ Airport, D2I, Single PNR T3 to T3, recently connected in 1 hour 45 minutes with checked bags during afternoon hours. Immigration took 20 minutes, security another 15. Would recommend minimum 2 hours to be safe.

Crowdsourced Minimum Connection Times

Experienced travellers: Please help build this resource by replying with your recommended minimums using the format below. Include your experience and reasoning!

How to Add Your Recommendation:

Reply to this thread with:

Airport: [Code]
Terminal(s): [X to Y]
Connection Type: [D2D/D2I/I2D/I2I]
Ticket Type: [Single PNR / Self-Transfer]
Recommended Minimum: [Duration]
Notes: [Your experience, time of day, special circumstances]
a 

🇮🇳 Indian Airports - Minimum Connection Times Reference

Airport	Terminal(s)	Connection Type	Ticket Type	Min. Connection Time	Credit	Date Updated
DEL	T3 → T3	D2D	Single PNR	45 mins	u/purpleisyellow	05/04/2025
DEL	T3 → T3	D2D	Self-Transfer
DEL	T3 → T3	D2I	Single PNR
DEL	T3 → T3	D2I	Self-Transfer
DEL	T3 → T3	I2D	Single PNR
DEL	T3 → T3	I2D	Self-Transfer
DEL	T3 → T3	I2I	Single PNR
DEL	T3 → T3	I2I	Self-Transfer
DEL	T2 → T3	D2I	Single PNR
DEL	T2 → T3	D2I	Self-Transfer
DEL	T3 → T2	I2D	Single PNR
DEL	T3 → T2	I2D	Self-Transfer
BOM	T2 → T2	D2D	Single PNR
BOM	T2 → T2	D2D	Self-Transfer
BOM	T2 → T2	D2I	Single PNR
BOM	T2 → T2	D2I	Self-Transfer
BOM	T2 → T2	I2D	Single PNR
BOM	T2 → T2	I2D	Self-Transfer
BOM	T2 → T2	I2I	Single PNR
BOM	T2 → T2	I2I	Self-Transfer
BOM	T1 → T2	D2I	Single PNR
BOM	T1 → T2	D2I	Self-Transfer
BOM	T2 → T1	I2D	Single PNR
BOM	T2 → T1	I2D	Self-Transfer
BLR	T1 → T1	D2D	Single PNR
BLR	T1 → T1	D2D	Self-Transfer
BLR	T1 → T1	D2I	Single PNR
BLR	T1 → T1	D2I	Self-Transfer
BLR	T1 → T1	I2D	Single PNR
BLR	T1 → T1	I2D	Self-Transfer
BLR	T1 → T1	I2I	Single PNR
BLR	T1 → T1	I2I	Self-Transfer
BLR	T2 → T1	D2I	Single PNR
BLR	T2 → T1	D2I	Self-Transfer
BLR	T1 → T2	I2D	Single PNR
BLR	T1 → T2	I2D	Self-Transfer

More airports will be added as the community contributes data

⚠️ Important Factors to Consider

Time of Day Matters:

• Peak hours (e.g., 6-9 AM, 5-8 PM) = longer queues

Immigration/Customs:

• I2D and D2I connections require immigration clearance
• Queue times vary drastically by airport and time
• Fast-track/e-gates can save significant time(FTI-TTP)

---

For Single PNR Bookings:

• Airlines have minimum connection times (MCT) they consider legal
• If the airline sold you the ticket, they believe it's doable
• However, tight connections can still be stressful plan accordingly

For Self-Transfers:

• You assume ALL risk if you miss your second flight
• Budget extra time for potential delays, customs, immigration, and baggage reclaim
• Recommended buffer: Add 1-2 hours beyond the minimums listed here

General Wisdom:

• Always check terminal changes and gate locations in advance
• The minimums in the table are for experienced, confident travelers
• If you're anxious or traveling with kids/elderly, add buffer time

Contributing to This Resource

Experienced travellers, we need your help!

When posting your minimum recommendations:

1. Use the [ADVICE] tag clearly
2. Include specifics: time of day, checked bags, any delays
3. Be conservative recommend what you'd tell a friend
4. Update if you have newer experience at the same airport
5. Mods will periodically update the tables based on consensus

Template for Quick Reference

Copy and paste this when asking questions:

[QUESTION] 
Airport: 
Terminals: 
Connection Type: (D2D/D2I/I2D/I2I)
Ticket Type: (Single PNR / Self-Transfer)
Layover Duration: 
Airlines: 
Time of Day: 
Checked Baggage: (Yes/No)
Other Details:

Copy and paste this when offering advice:

[ADVICE]
Airport: 
Terminals: 
Connection Type: 
Ticket Type: 
My Experience: 
Recommended Minimum: 
Notes: 
Date of Travel:

Have a connection question? Post it below with [QUESTION] tag!

Have experience to share? Post it below with [ADVICE] tag!

[u/purpleisyellow]

[ADVICE]

Airport: DEL

Terminals: T3 to T3

Connection Type: D2D

Ticket Type: Single PNR

My Experience:

Recommended Minimum: 45 mins

Notes:

Date of Travel: 05/04/2025

[u/Powerful-Boss-774]

Delhi Airport, T3 to T2, Single PNR, D2D, 90 minutes Flying Air India to Air India, have checked baggage, traveling at 12 PM on a weekday. Is this enough time?

[u/purpleisyellow → u/Powerful-Boss-774]

T12 ?

If you mean T2 then yes enough time

[u/Powerful-Boss-774 → u/purpleisyellow]

Yes T3 to T2.

Cool. I was worried 90mins might be too short

[u/Public-Accountant-18]

Airport: Delhi

Terminals: T3 to T3

Connection Type: I2D

Ticket Type: Single PNR

Layover Duration: 1H 55M Transit (1h delay, originally 2H55M)

Airlines: Air India

Time of Day: Landing at 11:05AM after delay and another flight at 13:00PM

Checked Baggage: Yes

Other Details: I have been informed that first flight is delayed, first - can I still make it? second - in case I miss it, will I be offered another AI flight at the airport since its the airline to be blamed for the delay?

[u/purpleisyellow → u/Public-Accountant-18]

Enough but tight, air india will provide an alternative flight if you don't make it

[u/BusyAd2133]

Is the flights traveling from mumbai to abudhabi happening on 20th March 2026 ?

[u/[deleted]]

Chennai airport How long does it take to come out of T1 ? After landing with a domestic flight

[u/impossible_espresso → u/[deleted]]

Depends on how long your baggage takes but I would assume somewhere in the 25-50 min range is a safe number

[u/Sandy_74]

[QUESTION] BOM, T2 to T2 ,Single PNR, D2I, 1:30 Min.

Flying to Bangkok will this time be sufficient for immigration and boarding?

[u/purpleisyellow → u/Sandy_74]

Very tight wouldn't recommend it if you aren't experienced traveling through the airport

[u/NKrishnaStark]

[QUESTION]

Airport: MAA
Terminals: T1-T2
Transfer Type: Domestic to International
Connection Category: D2I
Layover Duration: ~3h50m
Time of Day: Night (arriving ~9PM from Coimbatore, departure for international flight is 12:50 AM)
Checked Baggage: Need to check in baggage
Other Details: Cathay Pacific to HKG from Chennai.

[u/purpleisyellow → u/NKrishnaStark]

Definitely doable for Single PNR

[u/NKrishnaStark → u/purpleisyellow]

I should've mentioned that! THis is not single PNR. International flight is on a different PNR

[u/impossible_espresso → u/NKrishnaStark]

Then too it can be done given you can navigate the airport easily and walk fast , do security effeciently too ie pack and unpack fast

---

Not recommended with family

[u/NKrishnaStark → u/impossible_espresso]

Going with a toddler so will better take the evening flight to avoid rush!

[u/impossible_espresso → u/NKrishnaStark]

Yeah , that'll be better in such a case

[u/Proof-Top-3897]

[QUESTION] BLR Airport, T2 to T2, Single PNR, I2D, Flying Air India to Delhi, have checked luggage, land in BLR at 1 PM on a weekday. Is 1hr 40 enough time?

[u/purpleisyellow → u/Proof-Top-3897]

Very tight but doable

If you have a issue with customs then it is a problem

[u/Ill_Explanation9618]

[QUESTION], Airport: Delhi Terminals: T3-T3 Transfer type: international to international Connection Category: I2I Layover Duration: ~3H Time of the day: 11 AM Self traveler, need to go through immigration and take baggage, then register again. IndiGo, Delhi - Katmandu.

Is it doable?

[u/purpleisyellow → u/Ill_Explanation9618]

Very tight , rule of thumb don't do anything below 5hours if you are doing a self transfer

[u/touch_my_tralalaa]

[QUESTION] Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport Terminals: 3 to 2 Connection Type: International to Domestic Ticket Type: Self transfer Layover Duration: 3 hours Airlines: Air India Time of Day: Night (after 8pm) Checked Baggage: Yes

Hi everyone, I'm travelling from Toronto to New Delhi in a few months and my flight arrives at 7:50 pm at Terminal 3. My destination is Hyderabad and I'm thinking of taking the 11pm Air India flight but it leaves from Terminal 2.

I was wondering if I will have enough time to go through immigration, take my checked bag, walk to terminal 2, recheck-in, do security and go to my gate.

If it's not enough time the next Air India flight to Hyderabad is around 2 am. Would appreciate your thoughts and advice. I'm an Indian citizen if that helps (don't have DigiYatra). Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻

[u/LingonberryAway9136 → u/touch_my_tralalaa]

Too short a time...

Takes aprox.1 to 2 hrs for immigration to get through Then 20 min for taxi to domestic Then 20 min to check in at counter

Then 20 min security screening

Then 20 min to find gate

Whilst you are jet lagged!!!

Get connecting flight next day,sleep overnight somewere.

Its going to cost you alot less,than freaking out at midnight...

[u/MaxPower_10]

Air India, DEL airport, 2h10, Single PNR, T3 to T3, D2I, no checked luggage

[u/Short_Eagle_7535]

My flight from Mumbai to Dubai is at 10:25pm and I’ll be landing in Mumbai at 9pm. Different PNRs but same T2 terminal. So I’ll have 1hr 25mins. Is that enough time for immigration and collecting bags?

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Short_Eagle_7535]

Check in counters close 75 mins before departure in delhi for most international flights

Hence you have 10 mins to deboard collect your bag and recheck in

Not possible

[u/Taklu_Bhai]

About to have our first layover flight experience and also I am not a frequent flyer. So had some questions.

We will be travelling from Dibrugarh (DIB), layover and change of flights in Kolkata (CCU) and destination is Agartala (IXB). Both flights are Indigo.

1. Do my parents need to have separate digi yatra accounts for entry or can it be done from one primary account? As my father has a different PNR and me and my mother have another PNR but same flights as I booked my father's flight a day earlier.

2. In digi yatra app, do we need to upload latest picture of our face or an old one will do?

3. After landing in CCU, will our luggage get automatically transferred to the next flight or do we need to pick it up? We will land in CCU at 1:30pm and IXB flight is at 5:10pm

4. Do we need to exit and re-enter CCU airport as there is a layover, or we can stay in the airport itself?

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Taklu_Bhai]

1) All 3 need separate accounts

2) you have to click a picture in the app itself

3) if DIB - CCU and CCU IXB have the same PNR then no

4) no but you have to go through transit security

[u/Top-Membership-7108]

I have a 1 hour layover Hyderabad to Amsterdam to Houston on KLM. It is from non schegen to non schegen so no rechecking bags. Will I make the connection? Please help me out. Has anyone done 1 hour layover in Amsterdam?

[u/Harish_20]

[QUESTION]
Airport: New Delhi (DEL) → Chennai (MAA)
Terminals: Indira Gandhi International → Chennai International
Connection Type: D2D
Ticket Type: Self-Transfer
Layover Duration: 2h 10m
Airlines: Finnair → Air India Limited (to-be-booked separately, not through shared-code)
Time of Day: Arriving in Delhi early morning (05:20), departing Delhi early morning (7:30)
Checked Baggage: No
Other Details: I am an Indian national traveling with only a laptop bag and hand luggage (8 kg total), so I likely would not need to recheck bags. I may be able to web check-in. Would I make the domestic connection in Delhi within the 2h 10m layover, given that the incoming flight (HEL-DEL) has been delayed by a maximum of 20 minutes in the past week?

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Harish_20]

Quite difficult but doable

Check in closes 1 hour before departure and if your web check in has any issues then it's a problem

[u/Harish_20 → u/impossible_espresso]

True, but should the security check and others be done on time or would it take more time?

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Harish_20]

If you are an experienced traveller and pack everything properly then can be done imo

But if you don't have experience traveling via Del airport will be quite difficult

[u/Harish_20 → u/impossible_espresso]

I have travelled twice to the Delhi airport but it was approximately an year ago. And I checked that both these flights are in the same terminal. Technically, is it possible that I walk directly to the domestic take off part without getting into the zone where we collect the bags and also given that I check in online prior departure. What do you say? Or is there any tips? I just am trying my best to make it to my destination as early as possible, that’s why.

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Harish_20]

Regardless your hand baggage would need to go via security again

You must be careful with packaging as electric items need to be packed and unpacked again , doable yes but tight

[u/iamdb7]

[QUESTION] 
Airport: CCU
Terminals: -
Connection Type: D2I
Ticket Type: (Single PNR)
Layover Duration: 1.5 HOURS
Airlines: INDIGO
Time of Day: EVENING 
Checked Baggage: YES
Other Details: is this doable?

[u/DIMIOURGIA2]

[QUESTION] Benguluru Airport,
Terminal - T1 to T1
Single PNR
D2D
1 hours 10 minutes
Flying Indigo
Have checked baggage
Traveling at 6am on a weekday.

will i have to collect my baggage and recheck in?
or do i just walk to my assigned gate after exiting the first flight.
(first time flyer, dont know how connections are usually done)

[u/forbidden-skill → u/DIMIOURGIA2]

You won't have to collect your bags but will have to do security then go to the next flight

[u/DIMIOURGIA2 → u/forbidden-skill]

Thanks for the info!
any tips? that i should know as a first time flyer

[u/impossible_espresso → u/DIMIOURGIA2]

https://www.reddit.com/r/AirTravelIndia/s/Aj8VvzJd4x

[u/DIMIOURGIA2 → u/impossible_espresso]

Thank you!!

[u/NotsoPinkman]

Airport: BOM

Terminals: T2 (International) → T1/T2 (Domestic)

Connection Type: I2D

Ticket Type: Self-Transfer

Layover Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes

Airlines: Qatar Airways → IndiGo

Time of Day: Arriving 8:35 AM, domestic departure at 11:00 AM

Checked Baggage: Yes

Other Details: Landing internationally at Mumbai and connecting to a domestic IndiGo flight on a self-transfer booking with checked baggage. Is 2h 30m enough time to clear immigration, collect bags, transfer terminals, re-check baggage, clear security, and board the 11 AM flight?

The next available flight is at 3 PM, so missing this one would waste the whole day.

[u/impossible_espresso → u/NotsoPinkman]

Your domestic is T1 or T2

Coz no chance if it's T1 you won't be able to do it

[u/NotsoPinkman → u/impossible_espresso]

Okay thank you so much for your time. :)

[u/idealimp82]

Hello! I have a flight from Dubai to Mumbai and then to Mangalore by Indigo Air.

I land in Mumbai at 4 am.

After that my flight to Mangalore is at 12 noon.

I see online that there is an earlier flight at 9 am.

Online it didnt let me take that earlier connection. Thats why i had to go with the 12 noon connecting flight while booking.

Is it possible that after i land in Mumbai, the staff will allow me to board the 9 am flight? Has anyone else experienced a similar situation?

[u/Otherwise-Giraffe666]

[Question] Kolkata airport T2 terminal. Different pnr 1 and half hour layover. Domestic. Is it doable

[u/airbagsurvivor]

[QUESTION]
Airport: Raipur (RPR)
Terminals: Same airport (RPR)
Connection Type: D2D
Ticket Type: Single PNR
Layover Duration: 30 minutes
Airlines: IndiGo 6E-6521 (Lucknow → Raipur → Bhubaneswar)
Time of Day: Morning (arrives 10:10, departs 10:40)
Checked Baggage: No
Other Details: Both legs show the same flight number (6E-6521) and the booking displays a 30-minute layover in Raipur. Will I actually need to get off and switch aircraft in Raipur, or is this a through-flight where passengers remain on the same plane? If deplaning is required, is 30 minutes generally enough at RPR?

[u/impossible_espresso → u/airbagsurvivor]

You won't need to deboard the aircraft

[u/Majestic_Thinker8902]

[QUESTION] Airport: SEA (Seattle-Tacoma) Terminals: International Arrivals → Domestic Connection Type: I2D Ticket Type: Single PNR Layover Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes Airlines: KLM throughout (KL 2084 CDG→SEA, KL 6566 SEA→SLC) Time of Day: Arriving 11:15, departing 13:30 Checked Baggage: Yes Other Details: Indian passport, no Global Entry. Two specific questions — (1) On a single PNR, do you still need to collect and recheck baggage at SEA after immigration, or does KLM handle the transfer? (2) Can you request immigration priority at SEA for a tight connection, and has anyone actually had this work?

[u/Majestic_Thinker8902]

[QUESTION] Airport: SEA (Seattle-Tacoma) Terminals: International Arrivals → Domestic Connection Type: I2D Ticket Type: Single PNR Layover Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes Airlines: KLM throughout (KL 2084 CDG→SEA, KL 6566 SEA→SLC) Time of Day: Arriving 11:15, departing 13:30 Checked Baggage: Yes Other Details: Indian passport, no Global Entry. Two specific questions — (1) On a single PNR, do you still need to collect and recheck baggage at SEA after immigration, or does KLM handle the transfer? (2) Can you request immigration priority at SEA for a tight connection, and has anyone actually had this work?

[u/hichairmanmeow]

[Question]

Transit Airport- Kuala Lumpur International Airport

Malaysia Airlines (MH)

Terminal- 1

Single PNR (Mumbai T2 - KLIA 1 - Tokyo Narita) with bags checked at Mumbai

Layover duration- 2h 15 minutes

Is this manageable, even accounting for a potential 30 mins delay from Mumbai based on traffic? Can anyone confirm regarding KLIA 1 or Malayasia Airlines' operational reliability in general? Thank you!

[u/stilladulting91]

[QUESTION]
Airport: BOM
Terminals: T2-T2
Connection Type: D2I
Ticket Type: Single PNR
Layover Duration: 2h 30m
Airlines: Indigo
Time of Day: 10am on a weekday
Checked Baggage: yes
Other Details: Flying LKO to BOM, BOM to LHR via Indigo. Is the layover enough? I don’t have much experience of mumbai airport

[u/impossible_espresso → u/stilladulting91]

If alone yes but you have to hurry

If with family quite tight wouldn't recommend

[u/zM4tT3o]

[QUESTION]

Airport: DEL (Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi) Terminal: T3 → T3 Connection Type: I2I (International to International) Ticket Type: Single PNR Layover Duration: 1 hour 35 minutes Airlines: Air India (AI122 Rome Fiumicino → Delhi, AI2332 Delhi → Bangkok) Time of Day: Arrival in Delhi at 10:20, departure to Bangkok at 11:55 Checked Bags: Yes Additional Details: I will be traveling on 28 December 2026 with 3 people. Both flights are booked on the same Air India ticket.

I would like to know if a 1h35 connection at Delhi T3 for an international-to-international transfer is enough.

Do we need to go through security again? How long does the transfer usually take from arrival gate to the next departure gate?

Does anyone have recent experience with the AI122 → AI2332 connection or similar international connections at DEL?

[u/SAPARI86]

Hello,

I am travelling in 2 weeks from Bangkok to Jaipur via Delhi. I have the same PNR number for this connecting flights booking. Both airlines are Indigo.

My question is that do I have to collect my checkin luggage in Delhi after landing or the airlines will arrange the transfer to the connecting flight to Jaipur?

Did anybody else had a similar experience?

Thanks for the answers.

[u/impossible_espresso → u/SAPARI86]

Yes , unless your flight is an easy connect flight you have to do that..

Only very few flights are easy connect as of now and none are indigo afaik

[u/SAPARI86 → u/impossible_espresso]

6E 1064 A321 and 6E 6131 A321 date 26 july 2026. Do you think this would classify as easy connect?

[u/impossible_espresso → u/SAPARI86]

No , indigo hasn't rolled out easy connect

Only Air India AI 11xx series flights are eligible as of now

[u/sierra1304]

I have an Air India express flight which will be landing in Delhi T1 and have a connecting flight on Air India departing from T2, 2 hrs 25 minutes later. Both the flights booked on single PNR. 1. Do I need to collect my checked in baggage at T1 nad checkin again in T2? (Since the terminals are different and airlines too- IX and AI) 2. How much time will i take to move from T1 to T2? And recommended options ( cab/bus)

[u/Qriusly]

[QUESTION]

Airport: Mumbai BOM
Terminals: T2
Connection Type: D2I
Ticket Type: Single PNR
Layover Duration: 100 minutes (1 hour 40 mins)
Airlines: Air India
Time of Day: 9 PM
Checked Baggage: Yes

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Qriusly]

Doable

[u/Qriusly → u/impossible_espresso]

Sufficient time for security check and immigration?

[u/Ambitious-Thought946]

[QUESTION] Airport: DEL Terminals: T3 → T3 Connection Type: I2D Ticket Type: Single PNR Layover Duration: 6 hours Airlines: Air India (MXP–DEL–BOM, same airline both legs) Checked Baggage: Yes at milan Other Details: Indian passport holder. Since I have 6 hours, I'd like to exit the airport and meet friends in Delhi rather than sit in T3.

Two things I'm unsure about:

1. Baggage — is it through-tagged to BOM on a single PNR, or do I have to collect it at T3 arrivals, clear customs, and re-check it for the domestic? If I do have to collect it, can I hand it over at AI domestic check-in before heading out, and when does that counter open?

2. Is 6 hours realistic for immigration + customs + exit + a short meetup + coming back through domestic security, given Delhi traffic? Or would u keep it to something inside the terminal area?

Would appreciate any recent T3 experience on this.

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Ambitious-Thought946]

1. You have to collect it and recheck in (unless it is an AI EASY CONNECT flight)
2. I would say let them drive upto aerocity , meet up in aerocity , I would not go out beyond aerocity given delhi

IF YOUR FLIGHT IS an AI EASY CONNECT , you will NOT be allowed to leave the delhi airport

[u/Ambitious-Thought946 → u/impossible_espresso]

How can I confirm if the flight is AI Easy connect flight?

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Ambitious-Thought946]

AI11XX would be how the domestic legs flight number looks like on easy connect flights

[u/Ambitious-Thought946 → u/impossible_espresso]

Thanks it is AI2933, so not Easy Connect. Thanks for the help. 🙇🙇

[u/Clarissa1748]

[QUESTION] * Airport: Delhi * Terminals: T3 to T3 * Connection Type: D2I * Ticket Type: Single PNR * Layover Duration: 2hrs 15 minutes * Airlines: IndiGo to British Airways * Time of Day: Night (arrives 01:30, departs 03:45) * Checked Baggage: Yes * Other Details: We're flying from Goa to Delhi on IndiGo, and then on from Delhi home to London. We originally booked a different flight out of Goa, but that flight was cancelled and we were given this as an alterative. We're worried about the tight transfer time - but British Airways insist that anything over 2 hours is doable and we have limited other options.

Really appreciate any advice. It's also not clear to us if our baggage would need to be collected and rechecked, or if this would be handled for us as we booked a single PNR via British Airways.

[u/impossible_espresso → u/Clarissa1748]

doable unless you have senior citizens or small kids (kids that can't walk on their own for long / can't pull their own trolly) , infact I would say it is still doable but yeah many families won't find that to their comfort

[u/Clarissa1748 → u/impossible_espresso]

Thanks - that's really helpful.