Passenger
What digital travel identity can change at airports
Verified digital credentials may reduce repeated document checks where participating systems connect.
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Passenger
Practical context for baggage, connections, disruption and the international passenger journey.
Passenger
Minimum connection time: what a valid itinerary does—and does not—promise
MCT is the shortest scheduled interval accepted for a defined transfer, not a guarantee that every passenger will comfortably make it.
Passenger
Connecting baggage: the journey your suitcase makes between flights
Bag tags, minimum connection times, security rules and transfer systems decide whether luggage follows the passenger through a hub.
Passenger
International passenger rights: the checklist before you claim
Jurisdiction, operating carrier and the cause of disruption can matter as much as the delay itself.
Passenger
Planning an international journey
The complete itinerary
A connection depends on the operating carriers, terminal, baggage transfer, entry rules and whether the tickets are issued together. The published minimum connection time is a floor for supported itineraries, not a guarantee against disruption.
When plans change
Keep the booking reference and written notifications. Rebooking, care and compensation depend on the applicable jurisdiction, cause of disruption and itinerary; confirm current rules with the carrier and relevant authority.