Traveling from JNB to DUB through IST



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I will be traveling from JNB to DUB with a layover in Istanbul. All my flights will be on Turkish Airlines. Is 2 hours and 15 minutes enough time in Istanbul to make my connecting flight? Do I have to go through any extra security or is my flight from IST to DUB still considered international?










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  • Istanbul and Dubai being in two different countries, yes, it's an international flight...
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I will be traveling from JNB to DUB with a layover in Istanbul. All my flights will be on Turkish Airlines. Is 2 hours and 15 minutes enough time in Istanbul to make my connecting flight? Do I have to go through any extra security or is my flight from IST to DUB still considered international?










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  • Really a duplicate of travel.stackexchange.com/questions/108198/…, but because that has no upvoted answers it wont let me mark it as such
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  • Istanbul and Dubai being in two different countries, yes, it's an international flight...
    – user67108
    Jan 15 at 2:42












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I will be traveling from JNB to DUB with a layover in Istanbul. All my flights will be on Turkish Airlines. Is 2 hours and 15 minutes enough time in Istanbul to make my connecting flight? Do I have to go through any extra security or is my flight from IST to DUB still considered international?










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I will be traveling from JNB to DUB with a layover in Istanbul. All my flights will be on Turkish Airlines. Is 2 hours and 15 minutes enough time in Istanbul to make my connecting flight? Do I have to go through any extra security or is my flight from IST to DUB still considered international?







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  • Really a duplicate of travel.stackexchange.com/questions/108198/…, but because that has no upvoted answers it wont let me mark it as such
    – Doc
    Jan 15 at 0:19










  • Istanbul and Dubai being in two different countries, yes, it's an international flight...
    – user67108
    Jan 15 at 2:42
















  • Really a duplicate of travel.stackexchange.com/questions/108198/…, but because that has no upvoted answers it wont let me mark it as such
    – Doc
    Jan 15 at 0:19










  • Istanbul and Dubai being in two different countries, yes, it's an international flight...
    – user67108
    Jan 15 at 2:42















Really a duplicate of travel.stackexchange.com/questions/108198/…, but because that has no upvoted answers it wont let me mark it as such
– Doc
Jan 15 at 0:19




Really a duplicate of travel.stackexchange.com/questions/108198/…, but because that has no upvoted answers it wont let me mark it as such
– Doc
Jan 15 at 0:19












Istanbul and Dubai being in two different countries, yes, it's an international flight...
– user67108
Jan 15 at 2:42




Istanbul and Dubai being in two different countries, yes, it's an international flight...
– user67108
Jan 15 at 2:42










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Assuming it's in one booking, you will go through a security check in IST, but nothing else.



2 hours and 15 minutes should be enough, provided the flight from JNB isn't awfully delayed, but even if it is, you'll be re-booked onto the next flight.






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    Assuming it's in one booking, you will go through a security check in IST, but nothing else.



    2 hours and 15 minutes should be enough, provided the flight from JNB isn't awfully delayed, but even if it is, you'll be re-booked onto the next flight.






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      Assuming it's in one booking, you will go through a security check in IST, but nothing else.



      2 hours and 15 minutes should be enough, provided the flight from JNB isn't awfully delayed, but even if it is, you'll be re-booked onto the next flight.






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        Assuming it's in one booking, you will go through a security check in IST, but nothing else.



        2 hours and 15 minutes should be enough, provided the flight from JNB isn't awfully delayed, but even if it is, you'll be re-booked onto the next flight.






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        Assuming it's in one booking, you will go through a security check in IST, but nothing else.



        2 hours and 15 minutes should be enough, provided the flight from JNB isn't awfully delayed, but even if it is, you'll be re-booked onto the next flight.







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