Cheap flights from Auckland to Delhi

Delhi – the sprawling capital city of India – is a place of two halves. You’ll fly into New Delhi, where futuristic lotus temples, a busy riverfront and jumbled streets vie for your attention. On the other hand, Old Delhi is a step backwards in time. Rainbow rickshaws and cows jam the streets. And at the heart of it sits the centuries-old Red Fort.

How long is the flight from Auckland to Delhi?

The shortest flights take around 17 hours 10 minutes with one stop. The longest flights include an overnight stopover and could last up to 64 hours.

Which airlines operate flights from Auckland to Delhi?

Thai Airways, Cathay Pacific and China Southern Airlines all offer Auckland to Delhi flights.
You could also choose to travel with a combination of companies. One of the quickest journeys is an Air New Zealand flight to Singapore, followed by a Singapore Airlines flight to Delhi.

How frequent are flights between Auckland and Delhi?

Flights from Auckland to Delhi usually run throughout the day, 7 days a week. Want an even bigger choice of flight times? Then mix and match airlines for your departing and return flights.

Which airports serve Auckland and Delhi?

All flights take off from Auckland International and land in Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. There’ll also be a stopover in a city such as Singapore, Sydney or Hong Kong.

Which direct flight route between Auckland and Delhi is cheapest?

There aren’t any direct flights from Auckland to Delhi. Some of the cheapest indirect flights travel via Guangzhou Airport in China. Watch out for the flight times, though – some of these routes add a whole day to your journey.

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Delhi is a world away from Auckland. You could take that literally – after all, flights from Delhi to Auckland take over 17 hours. And the subtropical climate sometimes sees a 20°C increase in temperature when compared to New Zealand. But really, it’s the all-or-nothing approach to life that sets Delhi apart. Rickshaws hurtle down the narrow streets of Old Delhi. ‘Chaat’ vendors call from their food carts, enticing you to pick up fried potato bites, mango dips and samosas. Then there are the larger-than-life monuments – the Red Fort, India Gate, the Lotus Temple and Humayun’s Tomb.

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