Air India Restores Non-Stop Delhi and Mumbai–New York Flights, cutting travel time by up to five hours
Air India has resumed non-stop flights between Delhi, Mumbai and New York following the easing of airspace restrictions, reducing travel time by up to five hours.
Non-Stop Operations Restored
- Non-stop services have resumed across all four India–New York routes.
- Earlier, flights required a technical refuelling stop in Rome due to airspace restrictions.
- Journey times have reduced from around 22 hours to approximately 17 hours.
Flight Frequencies
- Delhi–New York JFK: Daily flight.
- Mumbai–New York JFK: Daily flight.
- Delhi–Newark: Four flights per week.
- Mumbai–Newark: Three flights per week.
Aircraft and Onboard Experience
- Delhi routes: Operated by Airbus A350-900, featuring Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins.
- Mumbai routes: Operated by Boeing 777-300ER, offering First, Business and Economy classes.
- Both aircraft feature upgraded cabin interiors and enhanced passenger amenities.
Enhanced India–US Connectivity
- Restoration improves travel convenience and connectivity between India and the United States.
- Passengers benefit from shorter journeys and upgraded onboard experiences.
