Informational Guide to Tirupati International Airport - Non Official

Information Desks at Tirupati International Airport | “May-I-Help-You” Counters & Passenger Support
Information Desks
Tirupati International Airport

Information Desks at Tirupati International Airport

Overview & Locations

Services Offered

Accessibility & Hours

Contact & Escalation

FAQ — Information Desks at TIR

A1: It is an information desk / counter set up by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to assist passengers with flight status, terminal directions, facility locations, airline/ticketing queries, and other general help.

A2: You’ll find them at prominent locations like the Check-In / Departure Hall, Security Hold areas, and near public entry zones. They’re clearly sign-posted as “May I Help You Desk Counter.”

A3: Queries about flight schedules, gate numbers, wayfinding (restrooms, lounges, baggage claims), airline counters, local transportation options, tourism & temple information, and lost & found.

A4: Not officially confirmed. They generally operate during active flight hours. It’s safe to assume desks are available when departures or arrivals are scheduled.

A5: Yes. Information desks can direct you to assistance staff, arrange wheelchair support, or point out dedicated services for PWD (persons with disabilities).

A6: Yes. The Andhra Pradesh Tourism Information Counter works with these desks to provide information about temples, local attractions and places near Tirupati.

A7: Generally English, Telugu and Hindi are used, as these are common in Tirupati. Staff are trained to assist national & international travellers. (Inferred based on tourism flow and signage.)

A8: While a direct desk-number is not publicly listed, you can contact AAI at +91-877-2275354 (airport director’s line) or reach the grievance officer via 8252393746 for unresolved queries.

A9: Yes. Passengers with lost items can be guided by the information desk to the AAI Lost & Found office. Lost items can usually be collected from an airport-store area within working hours.

A10: Likely yes. During high traffic periods (morning/evening flight clusters, festivals, pilgrim season), information desks can get busy. Arriving early or seeking help before the crowd builds is advised.

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