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Newark or JFk?
Hi people,
I was planning a trip to US in June next year.. And in all probability i will fly Air India.. Wat do you suggest the route i should take? DEL-BOM-EWR or DEL-JFK.. Considering i will be going in economy... IS transiting in BOM a pain? And how does EWR stand in comparison to JFK in terms of facilities?? And also i will be traveling with either my mother(senior citizen) or my sister.. Replies appreciated |
Originally Posted by deepakbhatia
(Post 17243954)
Hi people,
I was planning a trip to US in June next year.. And in all probability i will fly Air India.. Wat do you suggest the route i should take? DEL-BOM-EWR or DEL-JFK.. Considering i will be going in economy... IS transiting in BOM a pain? And how does EWR stand in comparison to JFK in terms of facilities?? And also i will be traveling with either my mother(senior citizen) or my sister.. Replies appreciated |
Whether or not your mother is there, transferring at BOM is horrible. Just take the nonstop...
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definitely take non-stop. I would transit Del if it were the other way aroundans JFK was more covenient - but avoid BOM - its really the pits
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is your final destination new york????if it is then it doesn't make a difference whether you fly into jfk or ewr....if you will be connecting from new york to another city then its better to fly into the airport from where you will take your connecting flight....
& i agree with the others, just stick to the direct flight from del, specially since you might be traveling with an elderly person.... |
Where do you need to go to? If it's certain parts of New Jersey, you might just want to fly to EWR. The drive to Jersey from JFK could potentially be very annoying after a long flight. It may just be better to go through the hassle of a connection in BOM at the start of your trip than endure a tiring drive at the end of the trip.
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Originally Posted by hyderago
(Post 17244635)
Where do you need to go to? If it's certain parts of New Jersey, you might just want to fly to EWR. The drive to Jersey from JFK could potentially be very annoying after a long flight. It may just be better to go through the hassle of a connection in BOM at the start of your trip than endure a tiring drive at the end of the trip.
It's a real hellhole... |
Originally Posted by PVDtoDEL
(Post 17244758)
I don't know about you, but I'd happily spend an extra hour on the highway in the US than connect through BOM...
It's a real hellhole... |
Originally Posted by PVDtoDEL
(Post 17244758)
I don't know about you, but I'd happily spend an extra hour on the highway in the US than connect through BOM...
It's a real hellhole... |
thanks for the reply people.. i think i will take the non stop..
are there any other carriers that fly direct between delhi and new york? |
Originally Posted by deepakbhatia
(Post 17247444)
are there any other carriers that fly direct between delhi and new york?
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CO flies DEL-EWR direct on 777-200ER.Avod in Economy. Some may disagree with me but I prefer EWR over JFK for Immigration and Customs but then again I have always entered on my US Passport.
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thanks everyone.. will fly CO if i dont get seats on AI
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When can i books my seats in AI.. Is it at the the time of booking or web check in?? Also do i need to confirm my booking and special needs by calling or visiting their office?
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Considering if i cant take the non stop and hv to make a connection.. which airport will be the best considering i will have my mom withe me:
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