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Key Details for Buying Tickets at Indian Airports:
- Location: Airline counters are usually in the departure hall.
- Cost: Tickets are almost always more expensive than booking online.
- Alternatives: It is better to use your smartphone to book online even while at the airport, as it is cheaper than the counter price.
- Requirements: You will need a valid photo ID (like a passport or government-issued ID) to purchase a ticket.
- Availability: Tickets are subject to seat availability, though they are usually available for immediate, last-minute flights.
- Post-COVID: Access to terminals might require a valid ticket for entry, though this can sometimes be negotiated at the gate for last-minute buying.
It is strongly advised to book online via airline apps or travel websites (like IRCTC Air) for better prices.
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