Transit Area

Transit Area is a designated part of an airport that is used for passengers who are in transit between different international flights. It is a secure area where passengers can wait for their connecting flights without having to go through immigration control. Passengers in transit are not allowed to enter the country they are transiting through and are not permitted to leave the transit area until they board their connecting flight. Transit areas usually have shops, restaurants, and other facilities to keep passengers comfortable during their wait.

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