New Istanbul Airport and 1 hour for change from domestic flight to international flight
So I will have exactly one hour between flights on IST airport. Different reservations, no guarantee for missed flight.
Turkish Airlines domestic inbound 16:30 <-> LOT Polish Airlines international outbound 17:30
The question is will I make it?
Do anybody know if it is easy and relatively quick to change after arrival or is there a need to leave and re-enter the whole facility? What about passport checks? From what I checked there are no seperate terminals between domestic and international flights so I think that I will arrive in common area so in theory it should be easy to change the gate (+go through passport control)
Any tips and experiences shared here will be greatly appreciated!
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Is 1 hour enough for connecting flights in Istanbul?
From personal experience, 1.5 hours is absolutely fine for international to international connection at Ataturk airport. I've travelled via that airport many, many times; the shortest connection I have had was 50 minutes - and I made it just fine, along with my luggage.How long do you need to transfer at Istanbul airport?
You are required to be at the terminal at least 3 hours before your international flights and at least 2 hours before your domestic flights.Is 2 hours enough for a connecting flight Istanbul?
If your connection s within IST, two hours is a safe bet (though the official minimum is one hour). If you'll need to transfer between airports, anything less than four hours will make for a stressful connection.Do I have to go through customs for a connecting flight in Istanbul?
Airports without customs control Passengers who have connecting flights via Istanbul with a connection time of 6 hours or more can take the opportunity to discover Istanbul with our TourIstanbul service.Transfer International to Another - Turkish Airlines
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