Features
Plan a layover around the time you really have
Enter your connecting airport, when you land and when you leave. Meanwhile Travel shows how much of the layover you can actually use, and what fits in it.
Short layovers
Under five hours or so, leaving the airport rarely makes sense. You'll see food and drink in and near the terminal, lounge options, and how long you have before you should head to the gate.
Long enough for the city
Once there's real time in town, you get a timed plan: the train or bus in, stops chosen to be open and close together, and a clear time to head back. Add your inbound flight number and the plan adjusts if you're running late.
Overnight and multi-day layovers
Overnight connections show hotels ranked by door-to-gate time. Layovers of 20 hours or more turn into a day-by-day plan, like a short trip.
Things people ask
- Immigration time is included when you tick "Arriving internationally."
- If your bags aren't checked through, time to collect and re-check them is included.
- Check transit-visa rules for your nationality before planning to leave the airport.