Verified transfer intelligence for 30 major international connecting airports. Check Minimum Connection Times (MCT), terminal transfer systems, risk tiers, and hub airline terminals.
MCT is an airline industry standard defining the shortest scheduled layover time that can be sold on a valid ticket. Booking an itinerary under MCT is an illegal connection and will not be ticketed.
At complex hubs like JFK, Heathrow, or Paris CDG, changing between terminals often requires exiting security, riding a train or bus landside, and re-clearing security screening with long lines.
Arriving from abroad in the US always requires clearing passport control, retrieving luggage, and re-checking bags before domestic flights—requiring at least 90 to 120 minutes of buffer.
World-class connecting hubs like Munich (MUC), Zurich (ZRH), and Singapore (SIN) permit smooth airside transfers without terminal exit, keeping MCTs as low as 30 to 45 minutes.