Minimum connection time in Muscat for an Oman Air flight to Paris

I am travelling from Hyderabad (India) to Paris (France) via Muscat and the transit time there is only 2 hours.

Is this sufficient to make the connection?

Best Answer

If you’re looking to catch a connecting flight, the airport suggests the minimum connection time as 60 minutes for International to International flight, 90 minutes for Domestic to International flights, and 90 minutes for Domestic to Domestic flights.

Expect a security screening and x-ray of hand luggage but MCT is a smallish airport and one hour should be quite sufficient.

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What is the minimum connection time for international flights?

Some international airports have a minimum connecting time as low as 30 minutes. But usually, when traveling internationally, the MCT is at least an hour. It can go up to 2 hours in large airports requiring a change of terminal.

What is the minimum connecting time necessary to change planes at the airport for connection?

For domestic flights in the U.S. minimum connection times range from 30 minutes to 2 hours, and for international connections, from 1 to 3 hours.

How long is the flight from Oman to Paris?

Flights from Muscat to Paris \u2022 Airlines & Flight DurationAirline & JourneyDurationOman Air MCT \u279d CDG7 hrs 40 mins

Is 1 and a half hour enough for connecting flights?

In most cases, a 30-minute layover for domestic flights and an hour for international flights is considered a minimum, or short, layover.

Transit Muscat 19 hours ! OMAN Air Connection Flight

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