Guwahati Airport Fully Operational Amid Heightened Security, Authorities Advise Early Arrival

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Guwahati, May 10 – The Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati, the sole international air hub in Northeast India, remains fully operational under tightened security measures, airport authorities confirmed on Saturday.

Passengers have been advised to arrive well in advance as the enhanced security protocols may lead to longer waiting times for check-ins and screening procedures. The announcement comes as a part of efforts to streamline passenger movement while ensuring robust security across the airport premises.

“The airport is operational. Due to enhanced security protocols, passengers may experience longer waiting times at the airport. We recommend that you plan accordingly and connect with your specific airlines for more information,” said the Adani Group-managed airport in an official statement.

Safety Guidelines and Travel Advisory​

To help travellers navigate the increased security measures efficiently, the airport has released a comprehensive list of Do’s and Don’ts:
  • Arrive well ahead of flight time to accommodate potential delays at security checkpoints.
  • Cooperate with airport and security staff at all times.
  • Avoid carrying prohibited or restricted items, and confirm luggage contents with respective airlines in advance.
  • Stay updated by following the Guwahati Airport's official social media handles.
  • Do not share unverified information related to airport operations or security alerts.
The authorities emphasised that passenger safety and smooth operations are of paramount importance and urged the public to assist by following all instructions meticulously.

Travellers are encouraged to directly contact their airlines for specific flight-related details and schedule adjustments if any.

Stay connected with the Guwahati Airport social media platforms for real-time updates and alerts.
 
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