Bhubaneswar Airport Passenger Guides

The state-of-the-art terminal, inaugurated in March 2013, has a capacity of 4 million passengers per annum.

Terminal T1, a two-storied building with a total area of 18,240 square metres (196,300 sq ft), consists of 2 aerobridges, 4 elevators, several escalators, 16 check-in counters, 3 arrival luggage conveyors, a spa, and seating areas. It has many lounges like Pal Heights Spa Lounge, Dakota Lounge, Mayfair Lounge and VIP Lounges apart from the Departure and Arrival Lounges.

The terminal is environment friendly, built according to green building standards, with provision for rain water harvesting, sewage treatment plants, etc. The internal walls of the terminal are decorated with tribal motifs, designs, masks, and sculptures, giving travellers a glimpse of Odisha's rich culture.

The new terminal also has food kiosks, gift shops, book shops, handloom, art galleries and handicraft kiosks.

Terminal T2 is for International flights. On 10 July 2015, national carrier Air India began its daily operations connecting Bhubaneswar to Dubai via Delhi and rest of the world. Both Air Asia and silk air are scheduled to start operations from January 2016.

General Airport Guides

Arrival Guides

1. On arrival at the arrival terminal, follow the "Arrival" instructions to the baggage claim.
2. To take luggage, check the screen information on the conveyer belt according your flight.
3. The airline staff will conduct an inspection according to the luggage claim tag.
4. If the luggage lost, you can contact the airline staff at the Lost and Found counter.
5. It’s available the trolley facilities in the luggage claim area.

Pick-up Zone

It’s provided for pick-up vehicle to raise passengers and luggage.

For you who want to use the taxi facilities, please visit the official taxi counter in the Public Hall Domestic Arrivals.

Departure Guides

Here are the stages - stages that must be passed by passengers:

Security inspection

To enter the departure terminal, all passengers must go through security checks doors. That must be considered at this stage include:

Prepare your travel documents as follows:

• Tickets as corresponding dates
• Identity card
• All luggage must be checked through the x-ray machine.
• To facilitate the inspection process, so that all metal objects such as mobile phones, keys, and other, to be put into bags.
• All passengers must go through Walk through Metal Detector (WTMD).
• If necessary, passengers and luggage can be checked manually by Airport Security Officer.
• Report to the Security Officer if your service: (i) Using pacemakers (ii) Carrying of firearms

Not allowed to bring along sharp and dangerous items such as knives, penknives, nail clipper, cutter, lighters, matches, gas, and so forth.

Check-in

Prepare your travel documents, as follows:

• Tickets with corresponding dates
• Identity card / Passport
• Please queue up the reporting table (the check-in counter) corresponding to your airline. Table reporting at least 2 / 3 hours before departure time.
• For flight safety, report your luggage weighing more than 7 kg, each passenger only allowed to carry one luggage that weighs less than 7 kg into the aircraft cabin.

Scanning / Tapping Boarding Pass

• Submit your boarding pass to the attendant tapping.

Security Inspection

• Passengers are obliged to release the belts, watches, hats, jackets, keys, coins and empty the contents of the pocket / shirt./

Departure Lounge

After reporting your departure in the reporting table, you can wait the departure time in Departure Lounge according to the location indicated on the Boarding Pass.

Transit Information

• When arrive at the arrival terminal, follow the “arrival” instructions to the transit counter and transfer to self-reporting and document checking your airline's flight.
• Transit and transfer passengers do not need to go out to do the inspection Security (unless necessary)
• After the inspection, you can go directly to the departure lounge to wait on the boarding time.

Security Guides

1. Security Screening

• Prepare your travel documents (valid passport, airline ticket or booking confirmation, and visa (if needed)
• Put items containing liquids, aerosols and gel into the tray
• Put electronic items (i.e. laptops, mobile phones, tablets) and metal (e.g., locks, coin) into another tray.
• oose jackets, sweaters, hats and shoes then put into a tray
• Put your luggage in the X-ray conveyor belt
• Physical examination will be carried out by using a walkthrough metal detector.

2. Prohibited baggage

• Indonesia has strict regulations for passengers carrying prohibited items in flight. You are strongly advised to ask the airline staff before check-in if it is not convinced by the items in your hand luggage, to prevent unnecessary delays.

3.Guidelines for Liquids, Aerosols and Gels in Hand Bags

• Liquids, aerosols and gels must be in containers with a capacity of a maximum of 100ml each.
• The containers should be sealed in a transparent bag size of 1 liter.
• Seal plastic bags should be closed tightly.
• Each person may only carry one plastic bag sealed. This sealed bag must be presented to the clerk at the counter.
• Exceptions are allowed for medications, baby food and other food specials.
• Liquor or other liquids, aerosol products, and gels (over 100ml) purchased from overseas airports should be sealed in a sealed bag.

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