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To ensure the health and safety of all our passengers, here are the steps taken at the Mangaluru Airport:
At Mangaluru, we work towards making your airline check-in process a seamless and pleasant experience. The check-in counters are located at the departure area – level 4. Passengers can find their respective airline's counter by referring to the information screens on level 4, located near the terminal entry gates.
The check-in commencement time is usually four hours prior to departure and counters close at least one hour prior to the departure. However, the check-in counter allocation is a dynamic process; we recommend that you check the allocation of your respective airline at departure kerbside signage.
Here are the step-by-step instructions that you can follow:
There is a range of check-in options for our passengers, from online to self-check-in kiosks to counters. Please arrive on time to allow sufficient time for all the processes.
All airlines have security guidelines specifically for your baggage. These include what to pack, how to pack and more information. Please do follow these guidelines while packing to avoid any delays. You can drop off your check-in baggage at the airline counters.
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Proceed to security check next, where your hand baggage is inspected along with a thorough body scan. Keep your travel documents like the boarding pass, passport, visa ready for inspection.
You can spend time exploring various restaurants and shops at the airport. Grab a bite, pick a souvenir or simply relax at one of the lounges. Let us help you choose:
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Be ready with your travel documents as you arrive at the Immigration desk. A valid passport, departure card, and boarding pass will be required at this step.
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You are advised to arrive at your respective boarding gates 30-45 minutes before your flight departure. Boarding gates for your flights are displayed at different points throughout the airport.
All passengers are requested to cooperate with the security agencies.
Electronic items such as laptops, cellphones, tablets, etc., may be subject to additional screening. Place all electronic and metallic objects in a separate tray.
Hand baggage allowance may vary from airline to airline. Please check with your respective airline for more details on the weight, size and number of bags allowed. Please note that power banks are allowed only in hand baggage.
The check-in baggage allowance may vary from airline to airline. Please check with your respective airline for more details on the weight, size and number of bags allowed.
To protect you from any potential security threats, there are rules for taking liquids, aerosols, and gels on flights.
After clearing the security check, passengers are requested to move towards immigration.
We conduct security checks for all passengers, Indian or foreign, both at the time of arrival and departure. Passports are duly stamped both during arrival and departure. Passengers should make sure that their passports are stamped before leaving the immigration counter.
Passengers are required to present valid travel documents, like passport and visa (if applicable), before proceeding for immigration clearance.
Inadvertently, if any passenger's immigration stamp is not affixed by the counter officer at the immigration check post, please contact the concerned AFFRO/FRO/SSP and get the same affixed to avoid any inconvenience in the future.
For further information on immigration rules and regulations, please visit www.boi.gov.inOnce you have collected your bags, proceed towards Customs for goods clearance. Across major international airports in India, there are two channels for baggage clearance:
After immigration, passengers go through the Customs Declaration Counter as the final step before moving towards their boarding gates. Customs usually do no stamping or baggage check; however, in case of suspicion or as part of a random routine check, sometimes your baggage may be examined by customs.
Important points to consider on departure from India:
If you are exporting any high valued items such as jewellery that you would import back into India, consider getting the export certificate from the customs authority, so you are not charged custom duty on these items later when you return.
For export certificates, physical verification of the goods is mandatory.
Indian residents can take Indian currency notes not exceeding the value of INR 25,000 with them.
Carrying currency notes of the following denominations is prohibited in Nepal and Bhutan - INR 500 and INR 2,000. Only INR 100 or smaller denominations are allowed.
Indian residents going abroad can carry foreign exchange, including foreign currency, without limits so long as an RBI/authorised foreign exchange dealer has issued the same. Foreign currency notes exceeding USD 5000 or equivalent, and foreign exchange, including currency exceeding USD 10,000 or equivalent, needs to be declared at Customs Counter.
Tourists/NRIs, while leaving India, are allowed to take with them foreign currency not exceeding an amount brought in by them.
If you lose something on board your flight, in the terminal or airport buses, please complete the service form on the lost and found page on the website. You can also contact the lost and found centre located at the airport. You can reach out to us on lostandfound.ixe@adani.com.
If you find something unidentified, it is advised to not touch such articles, and bring it to the attention of the terminal duty manager or a CISF personnel for immediate action.
In most cases it is safe for women, with normal pregnancy, to travel by air. However, a fitness certificate is required by a medical practitioner. Women above 32 weeks of pregnancy are not allowed to travel by air. You can contact your respective airline for further information.
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