Real India Journeys

India is well connected by air to most parts of the country. The state-owned Indian Airlines Has the largest network, while there are also private airlines like Jet Airways, Sahara Airlines, Jagson Airlines, Gujarat Airways, etc. which ply to various sectors.

Indian Airlines
India's premier national airline, is one of the largest in the world. Today it has a fleet of 53 aircrafts and flies to 59 destinations in India and 16 in 14 neighbouring countries, From exotic holiday resorts to business centres, remote regions to bustling metres, Indian Airlines, with its modern fleet, connects you to every nook and corner of India, For any queries regarding reservation, you may contact any of the Regional Offices (In India) or the Indian Airlines' International Offices.

Air India
Air India is India's national flag carrier, serving over 30 destinations across the globe. It operates on a domestic network, servicing the five International airports in the country namely New Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta. Chennai and Trivandrum. It operates direct flights to London, Paris, Moscow, Frankfurt, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong.

Jet Airways
Jet Airways is the single largest private airline in the country. The airline operates over 340 flights daily across 44 destinations within India and also operates flights to Nepal, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia, United Kingdom, Thailand, Belgium, United States of America & Canada on one of the youngest and best maintained fleets. Jet Airways plans to extend its international operations further in North America, Europe, Africa & Asia in the coming years with the induction of wide-body aircraft into its fleet.

Air Sahara
Air Sahara in its 9th year of successful commercial covers more than 13 destinations with 61 flights offering more than 8000 seats per day with a current fleet strength of 11 latest generations Boeing aircraft. Air Sahara have been honoured with prestigious awards like “Pacific Area Travel Writers Association” Award (2001 & 1997), World Travel Market Global Award (1997), Diamond Award (1999) and International Food Services Association (IFSA) Award (1998). Now Air Sahara has been taken over by Jet Airways and will be known as Jet Lite.