Flights from Delhi to Mumbai?

Question

International / domestic flights form delhi to mumbai

Answer 1

Flights from delhi to Mumbai are as follow:

Alliance Air------CD7903

Air India------AI124

Air India------AI746

Go Air------G8451

Air Deccan------DN659

Jetair------9W709

Indian------IC657

Spicejet------SG101

Kingfisher------IT302

Air India------AI349

Indigo------6.00E+183

Jetair------9W332

Air Sahara------S2101

Indian------IC688

Air India Express------IX102D

Jetair------9W336

Indian------IC688

Jetair------9W308

Kingfisher------IT304

Indian------IC167

Air India------AI120

Go Air------G8373

Jetair------9W302

Air Sahara------S2107

Indian------IC865

Kingfisher------IT306

Go Air------G8174

Go Air------G8105

Jetair------9W306

Kingfisher------IT308

Air Deccan------DN603

Spicejet------SG117

Jetair------9W369

Indian------IC887

Indian------IC471

Go Air------G8162

Jetair------9W352

Jetair------9W352

Kingfisher------IT310

Indigo------1.80E+308

Go Air------G8104

Air India------A1433

Air Sahara------S2105

Jetair------9W334

Indian------IC863

Go Air------G8457

Jetair------9W362

Indian------IC134

Kingfisher------IT312

Indian------IC805

Air Deccan------DN666

Spicejet------SG119

Indian------IC810

Kingfisher------IT314

Air India------AI826

Air India------AI826

Jetair------9W354

Indian------IC602

Go Air------G8112

Air Sahara------S2109

Jetair------9W312

Air India------AI814

Kingfisher------IT316

Spicejet------SG121

Indigo------6.00E+185

Air India------AI311

Air India------AI315

Go Air------G8153

Answer 2

01:30 Alliance Air Daily Ex Mon 03:25 CD7903

02:45 Air India *Sun 04:40 AI124

05:10 Air India *Mon/Thu 07:05 AI746

05:20 Go Air Daily 07:40 G8451

05:45 Air Deccan Daily 07:45 DN659

05:45 Jetair Daily 09:35 9W709

06:00 Indian Daily 07:55 IC657

06:15 Spicejet Daily 08:10 SG101

06:20 Kingfisher Daily Ex Sun 08:15 IT302

06:25 Air India *Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun 08:20 AI349

06:30 Indigo Daily 08:50 6E 183

06:50 Jetair Daily 08:45 9W332

07:00 Air Sahara Daily 08:55 S2101

07:00 Indian Daily 08:55 IC688

08:00 Air India Express *Tue/Thu 09:55 IX102D

08:00 Jetair Daily 09:55 9W336

08:00 Indian Daily 09:55 IC688

08:25 Jetair Daily 10:20 9W308

08:30 Kingfisher Daily 10:30 IT304

09:00 Indian Daily 10:55 IC167

09:05 Air India *Sun 11:00 AI120

09:35 Go Air Daily 11:30 G8373

09:40 Jetair Daily 11:35 9W302

09:55 Air Sahara Daily 11:50 S2107

10:00 Indian Daily 11:55 IC865

10:05 Kingfisher Daily 12:05 IT306

10:40 Go Air Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun 14:30 G8174

10:55 Go Air Daily 13:05 G8105

11:10 Jetair Daily Ex Sat 13:05 9W306

11:55 Kingfisher Daily 13:55 IT308

12:15 Air Deccan Daily 14:20 DN603

12:30 Spicejet Daily 14:25 SG117

12:55 Jetair Daily 14:45 9W369

13:00 Indian Daily 14:55 IC887

13:10 Indian Daily 17:05 IC471

13:55 Go Air Daily Ex Thu 15:50 G8162

14:00 Jetair Daily Ex Sun 16:00 9W352

14:00 Jetair Daily 16:00 9W352

14:05 Kingfisher Daily 16:05 IT310

14:45 Indigo Daily 16:50 6E381

15:05 Go Air Daily 18:30 G8104

15:20 Air India *Tue/Thu 17:15 A1433

15:55 Air Sahara Daily 17:50 S2105

16:50 Jetair Daily 18:45 9W334

17:00 Indian Daily 18:55 IC863

17:00 Go Air Daily 18:40 G8457

17:25 Jetair Daily 19:20 9W362

17:25 Indian Daily 21:35 IC134

17:45 Kingfisher Daily 19:45 IT312

18:00 Indian Daily 19:55 IC805

18:00 Air Deccan Daily 20:05 DN666

18:15 Spicejet Daily 20:15 SG119

19:00 Indian Daily 20:55 IC810

19:15 Kingfisher Daily 21:15 IT314

19:20 Air India *Thu/Sun 21:15 AI826

19:40 Air India *Thu 21:35 AI826

19:40 Jetair Daily 21:40 9W354

20:00 Indian Daily 21:55 IC602

20:00 Go Air Daily 22:30 G8112

20:20 Air Sahara Daily 22:10 S2109

20:30 Jetair Daily 22:25 9W312

21:00 Air India *Wed 22:55 AI814

21:00 Kingfisher Daily 23:00 IT316

21:30 Spicejet Daily 23:30 SG121

21:45 Indigo Daily 23:35 6E 185

22:00 Air India Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 23:55 AI311

22:00 Air India Wed/Sat/Sun 23:55 AI315

22:55 Go Air Daily 00:50 G8153

Answer 3

Mumbai formerly known as Bombay is the only cosmopolitan and the commercial capital of India. This bustling metropolis known as Mumbai is famous as the capital of the industrial state of Maharashtra. The place gets its name Mumbai from the local goddess Mumbadevi (the Goddess of the Koli fishermen) who is worshipped religiously in the traditional fishermen community of Maharashtra. Formed from the cluster of seven islands, Mumbai emerged out of the oldest area of the country.

Ruled for years by the Maharaja of Gujarat, Parsis, Portuguese and British people; the city of Mumbai became a multi-cultural city incorporating every culture and tradition into its fold. Mumbai has prospered a lot in the post-independence period and acquired the status of a commercial and financial capital of India.

The metro city is well nestled in the Western Ghats where one can enjoy the boating and fishing in the picturesque surroundings. Mumbai is the largest city on commercial level and the second largest city in size, next to Calcutta. Draped in the Maharashtrian culture, Mumbai is always known for the festive occasions like Ganesh Chaturthi and Guri Parwa. The Gateway of India is the major landmark in the city, which marks its majestic appearance. The city is also nearby the main tourist attractions of Maharashtra like Pune, Nashik, Dhule, Lonavala and Khandala.

The city of Mumbai has also got the right appellation of Indian Hollywood or Bollywood. The glamour industry or film industry in Mumbai has made a mark on the international level. The tourists often visit Mumbai to witness the colonial buildings standing at towering heights within the city. The city of Mumbai also has other tourist destinations to boast of including the Marine Drive (The Queen's Necklace), Crawford Market, Essel World, Elephanta Caves etc.

The major tourist places in Bombay in Maharashtra include the Marine Drive, Malabar Hill, Hanging Gardens, Flora Fountain, Crawford Market, Prince of Wales Museum, Juhu Beach, Chaupati Beach etc. Malabar Hill with Cumbala Hills takes you down towards Marine Drive (The Queen's Necklace), which makes Bombay quite picturesque and beautiful for all the tourists. The travelers can enjoy the cool sea breeze by the side of Marine Drive.

Gateway of India: the Englishman Wittet designed the most dominant figure on Apollo Bunder in 16th century Gujarat style, to commemorate the landing of King George V and Queen Mary in 1911. The Gateway of India is composed of a central hall with great archways and side halls, which can accommodate 600 people.

The Hanging Gardens: Located at the Malabar Hill adjoins the Sir Pherozshah Mehta Gardens. It is also known as the Kamla Nehru Park (popularly known as the "the Hanging Gardens") where the visitors can witness a spectacular view of the skyscrapers and the serene beaches in Bombay. At the night, one can walk down the Marine Drive with the glittering streetlights and lighting looks like "the Queen's Necklace."

Priyadarshini Park: Amidst the dense jungle of Malabar Hill, the Priyadarshini Park has a large jogging park, a fully equipped gym, a health club and numerous tennis courts.

Mahalakshmi: This station in Bombay is famous for the Mahalakshmi Temple visited by millions of devotees every year. Nearby are the Mahalakshmi Race-course and the 500-year old Muslim shrine, the Haji Ali's Tomb, which stands amidst the sea in its pristine white hue.

Crawford Market: Also known by another name Jyotiba Phule Market was built in 1871. Here you can get fresh vegetables; fruit, fish, meat and poultry, flowers and provisions are sold.

Flora Fountain: Built in Gothic Style, it is also known as Hutatma Chowk and is located at the junction of Mahatma Gandhi Road, Dadabhoy Naoroji Road and Veer Nariman Road. The University, the old Secretariat and the Gateway of India are the major landmarks nearby this fountain.

Prince of Wales Museum: Built in the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture of Western India that dates back to 15th and 16th centuries. The museum encloses Art, Natural History, and Archaeological Sections apart from other specialized small sections.

Jehangir Art Gallery: The modern Jehangir Art Gallery built in 1952 is the famous venue for art and photographic exhibitions and ably promotes modern Indian painting and sculpture. The other tourist places in Bombay is Juhu Beach, Marve and Manori Beach, the fishing village Trombay, Powai Lake, Vihar Lake, Aarey Milk Colony, Sanjay Gandhi National Park at Borivli, Kanheri Caves, Chowpati Beach, Taraporewala Aquarium and Nehru Planetarium and Science Center.

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Answer 5

CHEAP FLIGHTS TO DELHI

CHEAP FLIGHTS TO MUMBAI

Air Sahara launches new fare bucket scheme

22 July, 2005: In an attempt to lower airfares by 20 per cent to 70 per cent, Air Sahara has launched a fare bucket scheme, abandoning its existing advance purchase scheme. The new system called 'Solar Fares' will do away with restrictions relating to advance purchase as well as those imposed during cancellation of Apex tickets.

"We are introducing this new fare structure replacing the Apex and last-minute fare schemes. This enables a passenger to purchase a ticket for any flight and get a major discount, provided seats on the low fare buckets are available," Air Sahara's executive vice president Alok Sharma said.

Air Sahara is introducing seven levels of fares, including the normal fare. Besides lowering fares purchased in rupees, the dollar fare would also be lowered by 20 per cent to 60 per cent.

At the lowest level, a Delhi-Mumbai or Delhi-Kolkata ticket will cost Rs 3,333 while a Delhi-Bangalore ticket will cost Rs 3,555. The discounted fare varies from 20 per cent to 70 per cent in Indian rupees, while that in dollar terms will offer 20 per cent to 60 per cent discounts.

On the Delhi-Chennai route, the lowest fare would be Rs 4,999 as against the normal fare of Rs 13,210 and on Delhi-Bangalore, the lowest fare would be Rs 3,555 as against Rs 12,830.

The new scheme would encourage more travellers to fly and the resulting higher load factor will offset the fuel price hike, Sharma said.

"Booking in advance will not be required any more. There will be no barrier on dates and no advance purchases will be required," he said.

Air Sahara has also relaxed cancellation rules. The refund charge will be Rs 500 if cancellation is done one hour before departure. However, in case of a no show, only the taxes are refunded and for change of date, Rs 500 will be charged.

Airlines Services serving this airport are:

Delta------Serves Delhi and Mumbai(Bombay)

Northwest Airlines------Serves Delhi and Mumbai(Bombay)

Swiss International Air Lines------Serves Delhi and Mumbai

British Airways------Flies to Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai(Bombay)

KLM------Flies to Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai

Lufthansa------Flies to Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai

Alitalia------ Flies daily between Mumbai and Milan

Aeroflot - Russian Int'l Airline------Serves Delhi and Mumbai

Bellview Airlines (Nigeria)------ Serves Mumbai from Lagos

Egypt Air ------Serves Mumbai

Kenya Airways------ Connects Mumbai with Nairobi

Air Mauritius ------Flies nonstop to Mumbai, Chennai and Delhi from Mauritius.

Ethiopian Airlines------ Flies nonstop from Addis Ababa to Mumbai and Delhi

South African Airways------ Flies to Mumbai

Air Seychelles------ Flies to Mumbai

Syrian Airlines------ Connects Damascus with Delhi and Mumbai(Bombay)

Yemenia------ Flies from Aden and Sana'a to Mumbai(Bombay)

Oman Air------ Connects Chennai, Kochi, Mumbai and Thiruvananthapuram with Muscat

Saudia Arabian Airlines------ Serves Mumbai, Chennai, Kochi and Delhi

Qatar Airways ------Serves Mumbai, Thiruvananthapuram, Hyderabad and Kochi

Gulf Air ------Serves Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Thiruvananthapuram.

Kuwait Airways------ Serves Mumbai, Kochi, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram and Delhi

Emirates ------Serves Mumbai, Kochi, Chennai, Hyderabad and Delhi

El Al Flies------ nonstop from Tel-Aviv to Mumbai

Royal Jordanian------ Flies to Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai

Etihad Airways------ UAE's new national airline plans to connect Abu Dhabi with Mumbai

Pakistan International------ Flies to Delhi and Mumbai

Biman Bangladesh------ Airlines Serves Kolkata, Delhi and Mumbai

SriLankan Airlines------ Serves Bangalore, Bodh Gaya, Chennai, Delhi, Kochi, Mumbai, Tiruchirapalli and Thiruvananthapuram. New destinations planned are Hyderabad, Kolkata and Ahmedabad.

Thai Airways------ Serves Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai. Thai will commence services to Bangalore in March.

Malaysian Airways------ Serves Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai

Singapore Airlines------ Connects Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai and Bangalore with Singapore.

Cathay Pacific------ Serves Delhi and Mumbai

Korean Airlines------ Serves Mumbai