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Non of the cities you mention is known as one of the rare ones where planes usually wait for late arrivals.
Most airlines have responsibilities for the other passengers, already on their plane, and those waiting for the plane to arrive so they can leave on time.
A few minutes wait for passengers is sometimes possible but on the other hand, sometimes a one minute late push off from the building can result in missing its spot in the take off line and having to wait for an other spot, which can be an hour or more later, resulting in a later arrival where it may have to wait extra long to land, as other planes which are on time have more rights.
Waiting more than a few minutes is very unlikely, only a last flight of the day to an airport which will allow the plane to come in after its usual arrival time and then only when there are many passengers in that incoming plane that need to make the same connection, which is not common.
Upvote:3
In general the answer is "no". But it depends a lot on the circumstances, details and the mood and attitude of the agents involved.
So it's impossible to predict and you really can't rely on it. I have certainly seen some horrible cases where just two minutes more would have saved both the airline and the passengers a lot of money, time and inconvenience.