Air India launches daily direct flights to Los Angeles

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March 28, 2005

Pay up if you bet the long lines at LAX couldnât get any worse:

Air India will now fly daily to Los Angeles, three times from Delhi and four times from Mumbai. "These flights provide the easiest connection for passengers. Incidently, the flights to LA are AI's longest flights with 20 hours of flying time and do not involve change of aircraft," said Air India's Director for Public Relations, Jitender Bhargava...An estimated two million passengers travel between India and the United States annually. No US airline currently operates a non-stop service to India. [WebIndia123.com]

WebIndia123.com: Air India commences direct flights from New Delhi to Los Angeles

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3 comments

1 · Rishi Sharma on March 28, 2005 7:25 PM · Direct link

Do people still fly this crappy airline? I mean cmon, that has got to be one of the worst.

2 · Manish Vij on March 28, 2005 10:25 PM · Direct link

The new open skies agreement enabled this-- before, Indian carriers weren't even allowed this route. San Francisco may be up next.

3 · Saurav on March 29, 2005 8:18 AM · Direct link

Haha...Air India for 20 hours straight. I think that violates the Geneva Convention:)

I still fly this crappy airline because it gives me really cheap rates from New York to London, Bombay, Kolkata, etc.

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