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C$ 856 - C$ 1,072
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New York John F Kennedy IntlNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
JFK - DEL
JFKDEL
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 14/2
1 stop23h 15m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Mon 20/5
1 stop23h 35m
New York John F Kennedy IntlNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
JFK - DEL
JFKDEL
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Mon 22/4
Nonstop13h 40m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Tue 21/5
1 stop32h 25m
New York John F Kennedy IntlNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
JFK - DEL
JFKDEL
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 7/2
1 stop19h 30m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Tue 30/4
1 stop26h 55m
NewarkNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
EWR - DEL
EWRDEL
Newark
Sun 4/2
Nonstop15h 00m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Tue 13/2
2 stops41h 50m
New York John F Kennedy IntlNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
JFK - DEL
JFKDEL
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Mon 15/4
Nonstop15h 10m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Tue 14/5
Nonstop16h 20m
New York John F Kennedy IntlNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
JFK - DEL
JFKDEL
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Tue 13/2
1 stop27h 05m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Mon 20/5
1 stop20h 45m
New York John F Kennedy IntlNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
JFK - DEL
JFKDEL
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sat 20/1
1 stop34h 50m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Sun 11/2
1 stop21h 50m
NewarkNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
EWR - DEL
EWRDEL
Newark
Wed 14/2
1 stop16h 50m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Sun 19/5
1 stop26h 45m
Los AngelesNew Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
LAX - DEL
LAXDEL
Los Angeles
Thu 29/2
1 stop26h 50m
New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl
Sat 23/3
1 stop29h 15m
YTO - DEL Price | C$ 1,842 - C$ 3,112 |
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DEL Temperature | 14 - 34 °C |
DEL Rainfall | 7 - 248 mm |
Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to New Delhi (average of C$ 1,355). Flying to New Delhi in December will prove the most costly (average of C$ 1,835). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
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Four hour delay (missing two screws). Seats in need of repair.
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Four hour delay (missing two screws). Seats in need of repair.
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Four hour delay (missing two screws). Seats in need of repair.
January
C$ 2,089
February
C$ 2,147
March
C$ 2,234
April
C$ 2,167
May
C$ 2,059
June
C$ 2,171
July
C$ 2,473
August
C$ 1,947
September
C$ 1,841
October
C$ 1,936
November
C$ 2,222
December
C$ 2,493
At the present moment the cheapest month to fly to New Delhi is currently September; with December being the most expensive. Prices will vary depending on multiple factors such as booking in advance, airline and departure airports and times.
When to fly to Delhi
Peak Season:
The best time to take cheap flights to Delhi is February-April when the city is blooming. August-November when the days are sunny and the nights are cool is also a great time to go. An added advantage are the many festivals that take place between September and March. These include Dussehra (September/October), Diwali (October/November), Christmas (December), Lohri (January) and Holi (March).
Off Season:
The months of December-January can be gloomy and not the time to experience Delhi at its best. Also, mid-summer (May, June and July) is scorching with temperatures upwards of 45 degrees Celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit).
Overview
India’s second-largest city is often seen as a gateway city rather than a destination in itself. Even its name is believed to mean “threshold”. But travellers on cheap flights to Delhi who then connect to other places in India are missing a colourful, cosmopolitan and fascinating city.
While Delhi is one of India’s boom cities, the disparity between the old and the new – and the rich and poor – is staggering. New shopping malls share the city with street markets, cows and handcarts and gleaming SUVs share the roads, and, from newly built flyovers, the domes of Mughal temples are visible.
Old Delhi is a must-see, with snaking alleyways, busy markets, the Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque, and the Red Fort.
New Delhi, built on the orders of George V, has the important government offices and Parliament of India as well as the colonial-era India Gate and Connaught Place, a bustling shopping and commercial district.
Stick to a car in Delhi if you want to avoid getting run over. Traffic is hectic, drivers have little patience with pedestrians and the few sidewalks that exist are poorly maintained and crowded. Avoid travelling in rush hour like the plague.
Old Delhi has winding, narrow streets that could be considered walkable, but beware of handcarts and people with heavy loads. They stop for no one. Your best bet for getting around is by taxi or by hiring a car and driver.
If you’re hailing a cab, always negotiate your fare before you board. You can ask to see the fare chart that drivers carry with them. It’s also a good idea to carry some change, since most drivers don’t carry any with them. If you’d rather hire a car and driver, check with a travel agency.
Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) is just 10 miles (16km) outside of New Delhi. The airport opened the dazzling new Terminal 3, which handles all international flights, in 2010, but there are also a number of other terminals still in use at the airport. Passengers who used the airport prior to the opening of Terminal 3 might remember a dank and dirty affair with little to offer travellers, but all this changed when the airport was privatized and revamped.
New Delhi’s airport is well connected to cities across the world and serviced by a large number of international and national carriers. There are also quite a few low-cost carriers in residence and it’s a hub for ten Indian carriers including Jet Airways, Kingfisher and Air India.
Indira Gandhi International Airport is a natural gateway to northern India. As one of the largest and busiest airports on the Indian subcontinent, it’s a great introduction to a country full of delights, adventures and surprises.
Airport staff are friendly and always willing to assist passengers or dispense the best bargain-hunting advice for the markets of New Delhi. It has loads of facilities and shopping opportunities, and its clean interior offers an ordered, calm introduction or conclusion to a trip to New Delhi. However, if you do have to spend a lot of time at the airport, make sure you spend it in the modern Terminal 3.
Several Candian cities offer flights to Delhi, India. Travelers can fly from Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver. Flight times vary by both city of flight origin and the number of connecting flights necessary for the trip. Flights from Toronto to Delhi take anywhere from 16h 45m to 22h 5m; flights from Montreal take anywhere from 16h 25m to 21h 35m; flights from Calgary take from 19h 10m to over a day; flights from Edmonton take from 18h 45m to 23h 25m. Vancouver flights take the least amount of time, with average flight times of 14h 10m, but only one flight leaves for Delhi daily. Airlines offering flights, including connections, are many. Airlines include Air Canada, SwissAir, Air India, Lufthansa, KLM, Icelandair, Finnair, Emirates Airways, British Airways, United, Delta, Alitalia, SAS, Cathay Pacific, Turkish Airlines, WestJet, Air China, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Brussels Airways, and Aeroflot.
Select cities offer direct flights to Delhi, including Toronto and Vancouver. Air Canada currently offers nonstop flights from both cities. Connecting flights are required for those flying out of Calgary and Edmonton.
As India’s busiest international airport, there are several ways visitors can get from Indira Gandhi to the heart of Delhi. The city’s metro transit system features air-conditioned trains that run from the airport to the city centre every half hour. The Delhi Transportation System has buses available every half hour as well. Taxis are easy to find at the airport and prepaid options are available at international arrival areas. Rideshare apps have become increasingly popular, particularly Uber and Ola; travelers will need to have the apps installed on their smartphones in order to access these services.
Delhi is the capital of India, so there’s never any shortage of things to do and see in the city and its outlying areas. From the iconic Qutab Minar to the breathtaking Lotus Temple, there’s always something to photograph and explore. Houses of worship are plentiful throughout the city, each with its own historic significance. The Akshardham Temple in East Delhi is one of the world’s most majestic houses of worship and Jama Masjid is the city’s largest mosque, dating back to the 17th century. Humayun’s Tomb, dating back to the 16th century, is also a popular destination. As a capital city, Delhi is home to many striking government buildings and official palaces. The Rashtrapati Bhavan, the President of India’s official residence, is a must for visitors. Raj Ghat a revered national memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of India. The city is also home to thousands of shops, markets, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and more. Some of the best outdoor music can be witnessed every Thursday at Nizamuddin Darga; the Sarojini Market is the city’s most famous outdoor market. Spices galore await you at Sadar Bazaar and eateries featuring exotic seasonings are plentiful, but Little Tibet is one of the few places where you can experience genuine Tibetan cuisine.
Travelling to Delhi from Canada requires both a passport and a visa. Visas must be obtained prior to travel, and passports must be valid for at least 180 days after your trip to enter the country.
Searches for flights to New Delhi have seen an increase of 28% this year.
DEL stands for New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl Airport. Codes like this one are often called IATA codes, a set of identifiers established by IATA (International Air Transport Association) that is widely used by airlines and the aviation industry.
Most people fly into New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl (DEL) if they book a flight to New Delhi. Indira Gandhi Intl is conveniently located just 12.5 km from New Delhi’s city centre. 30 airlines have flights to Indira Gandhi Intl from Toronto on a daily basis. Booking flights to New Delhi Indira Gandhi Intl should not be difficult; the airport handles an average of 3 flights from Toronto per day.
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