Cheap flights from Birmingham to India

Look at a map of India, and it’s hard to know where to begin.
If you’re flying from Birmingham, then the capital New Delhi is the easiest place to start – a direct flight heads there once a day. Or you could go for the lively seat of Bollywood, Mumbai.
If beating a retreat is more your thing, then the riverboats of Kerala and the beach hotels of Goa are calling. The Himalayas run through India, too, serving up some spectacular trekking opportunities.

How long is the flight from Birmingham to India?

Direct flights to New Delhi from Birmingham airport last between 8 hours 30 minutes and 9 hours 30 minutes.
You need to factor in a stopover when flying to other cities. Flights from Birmingham to Mumbai take over 12 hours, a Birmingham to Chennai flight is over 13 hours, Jaipur clocks up 15 hours’ flight time, and you can be in Goa in 16 hours.

Which airlines operate flights from Birmingham to India?

Air India offers direct flights. Want more choice? Emirates, Etihad Airways, KLM, Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines lay on indirect flights.

How frequent are flights between Birmingham and India?

Direct Birmingham to India flights depart for New Delhi once a day. Routes to other cities jet off more often, especially if you fly via a city like Munich or Dubai.

Which airports serve Birmingham and India?

All flights take off from Birmingham Airport.
On the other side, India is your oyster. There are direct flights to Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi. Or you could travel indirectly to a choice of other cities – from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai to Cochin International Airport in Kochi.

Which direct flight route between Birmingham and India is cheapest?

There’s only one direct Birmingham to India flight. It travels straight to New Delhi once a day.

India is a supersized country. Each state is like a different country – and they each serve up a bottomless, ever-renewing list of things to do.
Thanks to the direct Birmingham to India flights, New Delhi is a popular spot. Of course, it helps that the Indian capital is also home to the Red Fort, Lotus Temple and Humayun’s Tomb. Jaipur is another near-mythical city of forts and palaces – and it’s all surrounded by a red desert of Rajasthan.
Fancy getting away from it all? Head south. Goa is the beach resort of India, serving up sandy beaches and yoga retreats.

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