From Delhi to Mumbai or Bengaluru, or from Gurgaon to Chennai on business - India is such a large country that domestic flights are the default mode of transportation. In fact, if you live in India, the distance is too far and the road conditions are difficult to travel comfortably by train like Korea's KTX, so you naturally often use domestic flights.
However, when you take a domestic flight in India for the first time, you will encounter several unfamiliar points that are different from those in Korea. Baggage policies vary greatly from airline to airline, there are procedures for stamping boarding passes at security checkpoints, and large airports like Delhi have separate terminals, so if you go to the wrong airport, you could be in trouble. This article is based on my experience living in Delhi NCR and frequently using domestic flights.Comparison of Indigo and Air India, baggage regulations, Delhi Airport (IGI) terminal information, check-in and security screening procedures, and reservation tips.We have summarized the practical information up to this point.
Airline policies, fares, and terminal assignments may change at any time, so please refer to this article to understand the overall flow.Just before boarding, be sure to recheck the latest information through the airline's official app or airport information.Please do.




