International Airports In Canada And India - CA$954

In Canada: Toronto Pearson uses Terminal 1 (Air Canada, Star Alliance) and Terminal 3 (most other international carriers). Vancouver uses its main terminal for international flights. Montreal uses its International Jetty. In India: Delhi uses Terminal 3 (T3), Mumbai uses Terminal 2 (T2), Bengaluru uses Terminal 2 (T2), and Hyderabad uses its integrated terminal.

Arrive at least 3 hours before departure. During peak travel periods, allow 3.5 to 4 hours for check-in, security, and passport control.

Yes. All major airports in both countries offer self-service check-in kiosks. India Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru airports also have DigiYatra facial recognition e-gates.

You will need your passport (valid for at least 6 months from arrival), an Indian e-Visa (printed copy), flight booking confirmation, and sometimes a return ticket and proof of accommodation.

All major airports in both countries offer short-term parking (hourly rates), long-term parking (daily rates), and valet parking. Canadian airports offer online booking for better rates. Indian airports offer multi-level car parks and FASTag-enabled smart parking at select locations.

Yes. Toronto Pearson, Vancouver, and Montreal airports offer EV charging stations. In India, select airports, including Delhi, Bengaluru, and Kochi, have EV charging facilities.

Yes. All major airports in both countries have car rental desks in or near arrivals areas. Major international brands, including Hertz, Avis, Budget, and Europcar, are available.

Yes. All major airports in both countries offer free shuttle services or inter-terminal transport. Canadian airports use trains or buses. Indian airports use buses or walking paths between connected terminals.

Yes. All major airports in both countries offer free Wi-Fi. In Canada, sessions vary by airport. In India, passengers can access the service only after verifying their mobile number with an OTP.

Yes. All major airports in both countries have lounges. In Canada: Toronto Pearson has Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounges and Plaza Premium Lounges. In India: Delhi has multiple lounges (Encalm, Plaza Premium), and Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad also have several options.

Yes. All major international airports offer duty-free shopping. Canada has duty-free stores at all international terminals. India has Delhi Duty Free (one of Asia largest) and duty-free stores at Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai.

Currency exchange counters are available in arrivals and departures areas of all major airports in both countries. ATMs are also available throughout terminals.

Yes. Toronto Pearson and Vancouver offer shower facilities in selected lounges. In India, Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru offer shower facilities, typically within lounges.

Yes. All major airports in both countries have baby changing rooms and parenting rooms equipped with changing stations, feeding chairs, and microwaves for bottle warming.

Yes. Canadian airports offer multi-faith prayer rooms and quiet spaces at some locations. Indian airports offer dedicated prayer rooms, typically located in international terminals.

Yes. Toronto Pearson and Vancouver have children play areas. In India, Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru also have designated play areas in international terminals.

Yes. All major airports in both countries offer baggage storage services. Canadian airports charge by duration and size. Indian airports offer left luggage/cloak room services at similar rates.

Yes. Canadian airports offer luggage wrapping at select locations. In India, Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru offer similar services.

Report it immediately at the baggage services counter before leaving the airport. You will receive a Property Irregularity Report (PIR) number to track your claim. Most airlines provide an essentials kit for delayed baggage.

Yes. All major airports in both countries offer trolleys. Canadian airports typically offer them free. Indian airports typically offer trolleys free of charge, though some may require a refundable deposit.

All major airports in both countries offer wheelchair assistance, mobility aids, and accessible restrooms. Canadian airports also offer adult changing facilities. Passengers with reduced mobility should request assistance in advance through their airline.

Yes. Hearing loops are available at check-in counters, information desks, and gate areas at most international terminals in Canada. In India, they are available at select airports including Delhi and Mumbai.

Yes. All major airports in both countries offer designated accessible parking spaces near terminal entrances. A valid disability parking permit is required.

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