Behind the scenes there are many operations in place to ensure smooth and seamless air travel experiences for passengers, and one aspect is Minimum Connection Times (MCTs) at airports.
Flight connections enable passengers to access new destinations, expanding their travel options, and create new revenue opportunities through codesharing and virtual interlining. In this article, we explain the crucial role MCTs play in ensuring efficient air travel.
What is a Minimum Connection Time?
Minimum connection times are standardized and agreed data sets that provide the minimum amount of time for passengers (and their luggage) to make a successful connection between flights. They are applied globally to develop and ensure viable connections.
Airlines have in their Contract of Carriage (COC) a defined list of minimum connection times at airports, also known as minimum layover times or legal connection times. OAG handles over 157,000 industry-standard MCTs and airline-specific…
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