Procédures de départ

1. Enregistrement (en ligne/borne/comptoir)
2. Contrôle de sûreté (stamp required on boarding pass)
3. Contrôle de sortie
4. Embarquement

Arrivée recommandée: 3 heures avant le départ pour les vols internationaux.

⚠ Security stamp on boarding pass required before entering departure area.

• Enregistrement en ligne/app
• Bornes libre-service
• Web check-in mandatory for some airlines
• Enregistrement au comptoir

Enregistrement en ligne: 48-24h avant le départ

⚠ Some airlines charge for counter check-in if online was available.

Limite d'exportation d'espèces: INR 25,000 max to Nepal/Bhutan; foreign currency up to amount declared on arrival

Export restrictions:

• Antiques over 100 years old without ASI permit
• Wildlife products
• Indian currency to most countries
• Certain spices in large quantities

• Contrôle par rayons X
• Metal detector/body scanner
• Sortir les ordinateurs portables
• Stamp on boarding pass required after screening
• Hand-baggage tag sealed

Carry-on restrictions:

Liquids over 100ml, sharp objects, lighters, power banks over 160Wh.

⚠ Embarquement pass must be stamped at security checkpoint. Keep it accessible.

Contrôle de sortie: Manual booths or DigiYatra (at select airports).

Portes automatisées: DigiYatra biometric system at select airports for Indian nationals.

Documents requis: Passeport et carte d'embarquement.

Taxe de départ: User Development Fee (UDF) included in ticket.

Montant: INR 1,300-3,000 depending on airport category

Paiement: Inclus dans le prix du billet.

Achats hors taxes: Large duty-free at Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and other major airports.

Articles populaires: Whisky, spices, tea (Darjeeling), silk, jewelry, Ayurvedic products.

Salons disponibles: Multiple lounges at Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore (Plaza Premium, ITC, Air India).

Priority Pass: Accepté.

Options d'accès: Priority Pass, programmes carte de crédit (HDFC, Amex, ICICI), statut compagnie aérienne, entrée payante (INR 2,000-3,500).

• Embarquement pass must be stamped at security (India-specific rule).
• Keep spice and tea purchase receipts.
• Exchange remaining Rupees (max INR 25,000 to Nepal/Bhutan only).
• Arrive early — Indian airport security is thorough.
• Delhi and Mumbai airports have excellent duty-free.