USA (somewhere) to Mumbai
Mar 1, 2013 | 12:00 pm
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USA (somewhere) to Mumbai
I'm trying to find out which airports in the USA offer nonstop flights to mumbai -- I found Newark.
Is there any website that offers information as to what airlines or airports fly nonstop to different destinations?
Is there any website that offers information as to what airlines or airports fly nonstop to different destinations?
Mar 1, 2013 | 12:14 pm
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I usually look at the destination airport's Wikipedia page, where carriers and the cities they fly to/from are listed.
Here's the one for BOM.
Just jump to "Airlines and Destinations" and scroll to "Passenger Airlines".
Here's the one for BOM.
Just jump to "Airlines and Destinations" and scroll to "Passenger Airlines".
Mar 1, 2013 | 3:13 pm
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I usually look at the destination airport's Wikipedia page, where carriers and the cities they fly to/from are listed.
Here's the one for BOM.
Just jump to "Airlines and Destinations" and scroll to "Passenger Airlines".
Here's the one for BOM.
Just jump to "Airlines and Destinations" and scroll to "Passenger Airlines".
Mar 1, 2013 | 8:43 pm
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Mar 2, 2013 | 8:42 am
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Though that requires that someone update the information. In this case, the wikipedia page says that Jet flies EWR-BOM and Air India flies JFK-BOM and I can find no proof that either airline flies those routes, or at least flies them any longer. Fairly certain that Air India did at one point fly JFK-BOM but I can't book it on their website without a connection in Delhi.
I am not sure why OP is insistent on a nonstop flight to BOM, but I think the only options are AI and UA out of NYC area. Taking a connection in Europe is not that big of a deal as you can usually transit without a visa and the European airports are generally nice.
Mar 2, 2013 | 9:16 am
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"I believe Jet markets it as a direct flight, but it actually has a stopover in Europe somewhere."
There's no inconsistency there. "Direct" flights can be either nonstops, or through-flights that make one (or more) en-route stops, but operate with a single flight number.
"I believe Jet markets it as a direct flight, but it actually has a stopover in Europe somewhere."
There's no inconsistency there. "Direct" flights can be either nonstops, or through-flights that make one (or more) en-route stops, but operate with a single flight number.
Mar 2, 2013 | 9:30 am
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I believe Jet markets it as a direct flight, but it actually has a stopover in Europe somewhere.
I am not sure why OP is insistent on a nonstop flight to BOM, but I think the only options are AI and UA out of NYC area. Taking a connection in Europe is not that big of a deal as you can usually transit without a visa and the European airports are generally nice.
I am not sure why OP is insistent on a nonstop flight to BOM, but I think the only options are AI and UA out of NYC area. Taking a connection in Europe is not that big of a deal as you can usually transit without a visa and the European airports are generally nice.
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"I believe Jet markets it as a direct flight, but it actually has a stopover in Europe somewhere."
There's no inconsistency there. "Direct" flights can be either nonstops, or through-flights that make one (or more) en-route stops, but operate with a single flight number.
"I believe Jet markets it as a direct flight, but it actually has a stopover in Europe somewhere."
There's no inconsistency there. "Direct" flights can be either nonstops, or through-flights that make one (or more) en-route stops, but operate with a single flight number.
Mar 3, 2013 | 1:36 am
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UA isn't any airline of India. And if I am not mistaken, our destination fora are not for airlines/routes discussion either. So neither India nor Airlines of India Forum would work.
Great call! 
Some tips in the following thread might help narrow down your search:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...t-flights.html
There's also an old thread but not too many replies back in 2010:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...hts-india.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...t-flights.html
There's also an old thread but not too many replies back in 2010:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...hts-india.html
Mar 3, 2013 | 9:45 pm
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"I believe Jet markets it as a direct flight, but it actually has a stopover in Europe somewhere."
There's no inconsistency there. "Direct" flights can be either nonstops, or through-flights that make one (or more) en-route stops, but operate with a single flight number.
"I believe Jet markets it as a direct flight, but it actually has a stopover in Europe somewhere."
There's no inconsistency there. "Direct" flights can be either nonstops, or through-flights that make one (or more) en-route stops, but operate with a single flight number.
Mar 5, 2013 | 2:27 am
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