Check-in Counters

Check-In Counters

Passengers can check in at any of the 60 check-in counters located in the Departures Hall. The counters are symmetrically arranged for easy navigation:

• Counters 1 to 30 are located on the West side of the terminal
• Counters 31 to 60 are located on the East side

Each counter is clearly numbered and signposted to help you find your airline's designated check-in area quickly and easily.

For passengers traveling with oversized luggage (such as sports equipment, musical instruments, or bulky items), please proceed directly to Check-in Counter No. 1 or Check-in Counter No. 60, where staff are equipped to handle special baggage requirements.

Our airport staff are always available to assist you with directions or questions regarding your check-in process.

Passengers are requested to arrive at the airport for check-in 1.5 hours prior to domestic flights and 2 hours prior to international flights.

Please ensure that you have your ticket, a valid passport, and an ID with you when coming to the airport. Passengers with no ID will not be accepted on board. It is obligatory for all passengers, including children and infants, to present their ID during check-in procedures. Passengers traveling with electronic tickets must ensure that they know the PNR number and that they present a valid ID. Baggage restrictions may vary for each airline. Information regarding the number of bags and weight limitations can be obtained from the airline with whom you are traveling. Electronic Information Monitors above the counters and Flight Information Screens within the terminal display details on which counters you can check in.

Passengers must proceed to the relevant check-in counter with their ticket, picture ID (valid passport, ID card, driving license, marriage certificate) and luggage. Should a visa be required for the destination country, the passport should bear the valid visa. A label displaying the passenger’s name, telephone and address must be put on the luggage.

Check-in staff must be advised of any hand luggage which should be labeled as cabin luggage. Check-in staff checks the information on your documents and issues a boarding card and baggage label as he/she accepts your baggage. The baggage label is stuck on the ticket and handed over to the passenger. A larger baggage label is tied to the baggage and sent to the aircraft. The check-in procedure is finalized when the check-in staff hands over the ticket, ID and the boarding card to the passenger. The boarding card displays details such as the flight number, departure gate no., boarding time and seat number.