Transit question from Dubai to Chennai
I am traveling from Houston, USA to Chennai, India. I have a one hour connect time in Dubai, UAE. Is this sufficient? What would be the procedure in Dubai airport?
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In principle 1 hour is enough in Dubai (else the airline would not have sold you the ticket). But there is a high probability that your flight will be delayed and you will miss your connection. Whether this risk is acceptable depends on the airline you are flying with and your exact arrival time in Dubai. As there are many flights from Dubai to Chennai, and you may have booked with a reputable carrier they will rebook you causing an acceptable delay. Do not do this if you have two independent tickets or if buying the ticket from an obscure airline or travel website. To asses what obscure is we would need the details of your ticket (you can safely share everything accept your booking code and name).
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Is transit allowed via UAE?
The transit visa is valid for 14 days, starting from your arrival in the UAE. If you are transiting on the third destination on your trip itinerary, you will need to have proof of a confirmed onward flight (i.e. an air ticket). Your passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months.Can I take connecting flight from Dubai?
Your bags will be tagged through to your next flight as long as your connection is within 24 hours. You need to clear Immigration, collect your bags from the carousel and go through Customs. Exit the terminal and take a taxi or bus to your departure terminal. Check in for your next flight as usual.Are flights from Dubai to Chennai Cancelled?
We're currently operating flights from Dubai (DXB) to Chennai (MAA)Are flights operating from Dubai to Chennai?
Between Dubai and Chennai, 4 airlines are operational....Information of Dubai Chennai Flight.Aerial distance2931 KMPopular Airlines from Dubai to ChennaiEmirates, IndiGo, Flydubai, and Air India6 more rowsEmirates Boeing 777 | Dubai to Chennai | Tamil Dude
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