Cheap flights from Vancouver to Delhi

Cheap flights from Vancouver to Delhi

Delhi is the historic capital territory of India. This city of two halves dishes up an old quarter of mosques, bazaars and monuments. The other half, New Delhi, is relatively modern, sprinkled with the museums and gardens left behind by the British. Meanwhile, between the palaces and temples lie some of the most colourful street scenes in the world.
It’s becoming much easier to travel from Delhi to Vancouver, too, thanks to a new seasonal direct flight by Air Canada.

How long is the flight from Vancouver to Delhi?

Direct flights are just over 14 hours long. Most routes include a stopover, which can add anything from 4 hours to a whole day to the travel time.

Which airlines operate flights from Vancouver to Delhi?

Air Canada lines up direct Vancouver to Delhi flights. Carriers like China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines offer flights with a stopover.
Alternatively, you could mix and match airlines – e.g. fly from Vancouver to South Korea with Air Canada, and then hop on an Asiana Airlines flight to Delhi.

How frequent are flights between Vancouver and Delhi?

Direct flights from Vancouver to Delhi were only launched in 2016, so they currently run three times a week between October and April.
Thanks to the range of stopover cities, indirect flights run throughout the day, every day. Our search engine gives you a clear overview of your choices.

Which airports serve Vancouver and Delhi?

All Vancouver to Delhi flights travel between Vancouver International Airport and Indira Gandhi International Airport.
Most journeys throw in a stopover at airports such as Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport in China or Newark Liberty International Airport in New York, USA.

Which direct flight route between Vancouver and Delhi is cheapest?

There’s only one direct flight from Vancouver to Delhi at the moment, so prices don’t tend differ too much.

It can take a while to get used to the full-speed roads and chaotic backstreets of Delhi. But throw yourself headlong into the city, and you’ll find that the riverside gatherings, bright markets and ever-moving food carts are just as awe-inspiring as monuments like the Red Fort and India Gate.
There are little pockets of calm, too – just check out the flowering Lotus Temple and the Garden of the Five Senses.
Delhi works with a subtropical climate, so remember to consider the monsoon season when booking your Vancouver to Delhi flights. The city puts Vancouver’s rainy reputation to shame between July and September.

Check out our search engine – the smart filters make it easy to find just right cheap flights from Vancouver to Delhi.