Air India will introduce a three-times-a-week non-stop service between New York’s JFK International Airport and Mumbai, effective December 7, 2018.
The flights will depart at 11:05 am from JFK on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday on 777-300ER planes. They will arrive in Mumbai at 12:10 pm the following day.
With the current JFK – Delhi daily service, Air India‘s new flights bring non-stop JFK – India service to 10 flights a week while increasing total non-stop service from the U.S. to India to 36 nationwide. These include daily non-stop service from Newark (EWR) to Mumbai and Chicago (ORD) to Delhi, three times weekly Washington (IAD) to Delhi, and 9x weekly San Francisco (SFO) to Delhi. All flights offer convenient connections from the U.S. to major cities across India, including Bangalore, Amritsar, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune and more.
“The additional New York to Mumbai nonstop service reflects the growing popularity of India as a business and leisure destination,” says Bhuvana Rao, Air India’s regional head in the Americas. “Our flights are also among the most convenient for passengers traveling beyond Mumbai and Delhi, with customs and immigration formalities completed at the final destination on select connecting flights to major cities across India.”
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