How long needed to Transfer to Domestic at DELhi
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How long needed to Transfer to Domestic at DELhi
Hi
I am flying on BA257 to Dehli, and need to transfer on to Jaipur.
I have 2 options one departing at 9:10 and another departing at midday.
Will it be possible to make a 50 min connection in DEL assuming an ontime arrival?
The flights are only Ł20 so if there is a fair chance, Ill book a ticket on each plane.
Thanks
I am flying on BA257 to Dehli, and need to transfer on to Jaipur.
I have 2 options one departing at 9:10 and another departing at midday.
Will it be possible to make a 50 min connection in DEL assuming an ontime arrival?
The flights are only Ł20 so if there is a fair chance, Ill book a ticket on each plane.
Thanks
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Nice to have a definitive answer :-)
Ill go for the midday.
I will be in Jaipur Friday, then Bangalore on Monday with a free weekend in the middle. Any recommendations welcome
Ill go for the midday.
I will be in Jaipur Friday, then Bangalore on Monday with a free weekend in the middle. Any recommendations welcome
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no idea as yet. I has a Friday meeting added to my schedule just this morning. meaning i will have a whole weekend free.(was planning to arribe into Bangalore Sunday originally)
So have not given it any thought as yet. but would be free to leave Jaipur by 2pm on friday. with the only requirement being in Bangalore by Sundat evening
So have not given it any thought as yet. but would be free to leave Jaipur by 2pm on friday. with the only requirement being in Bangalore by Sundat evening
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Do you enjoy history or a bit of modern eclectic environment ? Jaipur, if you're into history, otherwise a flight to Bangalore friday night and spend the weekend at pubs/malls/restaurants with a fairly mixed crowd.
Jaipur - fair amount of palaces and temples, though they keep turning palaces into hotels. There is Hawa Palace where you can have lunch, others you can visit too for coffee and take a sneak peak. There is Amer fort which is ok and I'm sure you'll see a camel ride somewhere closeby too
Jaipur - fair amount of palaces and temples, though they keep turning palaces into hotels. There is Hawa Palace where you can have lunch, others you can visit too for coffee and take a sneak peak. There is Amer fort which is ok and I'm sure you'll see a camel ride somewhere closeby too
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If you’re not going back any time soon and haven’t been before then you must go to Agra and see the Taj Mahal, can you fit that in? I did it in a day from Delhi with an early express train.
ETA that Jaipur is wonderful, one of my favourite world cities.
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Sorry to hijack this thread - I'm arriving at 0115 into DEL T3 from LHR on BA 143
I need to fly on to Vadodara (BDQ) and the first direct flight is with Indigo at 0510 from T2
Is this a safe connection time?
I'm Indian so know my way around Indian airports...but not done a T3-T2 transfer at DEL before....pro at BOM transfers
Thanks
I need to fly on to Vadodara (BDQ) and the first direct flight is with Indigo at 0510 from T2
Is this a safe connection time?
I'm Indian so know my way around Indian airports...but not done a T3-T2 transfer at DEL before....pro at BOM transfers
Thanks
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I've taken BA 143 a few times, including this year in March and the immigration process has been pretty quick (I guess maybe even quicker for you as a national, but you will know better) and baggage ok.
If memory serves me correctly the transfer is just a few minutes walk between terminals.
I think this is more than ample. My guess is the issue will more be not getting too tired or bored waiting for the next flight through the wee hours.
If memory serves me correctly the transfer is just a few minutes walk between terminals.
I think this is more than ample. My guess is the issue will more be not getting too tired or bored waiting for the next flight through the wee hours.
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I've taken BA 143 a few times, including this year in March and the immigration process has been pretty quick (I guess maybe even quicker for you as a national, but you will know better) and baggage ok.
If memory serves me correctly the transfer is just a few minutes walk between terminals.
I think this is more than ample. My guess is the issue will more be not getting too tired or bored waiting for the next flight through the wee hours.
If memory serves me correctly the transfer is just a few minutes walk between terminals.
I think this is more than ample. My guess is the issue will more be not getting too tired or bored waiting for the next flight through the wee hours.
I have priority pass so will use one of the lounges to kill time