We took our first domestic flight in India and learned that there are some differences flying in India vs. the U.S.
- You need a ticket or receipt to even enter the airport. (Airlines have booths outside).
- You take your checked bags through security before checking the bags in.
- At smaller airports, you don't go through security until it's close to boarding time.
- Women and men are screened separately (women have a private cubicle area).
- Airports are much smaller than in the US.
- When you get on the plane, an officer checks to make sure your carry-on has an airline tag that was stamped when it went through security.
- Most importantly: the people arriving and departing never mix (in many airports). If you have transfer, you have to go through security again. This was a surprise when we made a connection in Delhi.
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