Terminal 1
CIAL assigns every domestic flight to T1. Its arrivals and departures are separate areas within the domestic complex, whose published peak-hour capacity is 2,000 arriving and 2,000 departing passengers.
Changing terminals
An international connection changes buildings: T3, not another zone inside T1, handles the international sector. CIAL does not publish a walking time between them.
Accessibility
Reserve the complimentary wheelchair through the airline before travel. CIAL places a helpdesk in front of the domestic terminal for further assistance.
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Terminal 3
T3 is the international passenger terminal. Arrivals use the ground and second levels, departures use the third, and the post-security departure area occupies the fourth.
Changing terminals
A domestic onward flight moves to T1, a separate passenger building. T2 serves business jets and also houses the 0484 rooms.
Accessibility
Book the complimentary wheelchair with the airline in advance; the international helpdesk stands at the front of T3.
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