New Delhi to Bagdogra Flight Detail

From New Delhi, people can find seven flight options to Bagdogra, nearest airport to Darjeeling (88 Km away). Jet Airways, Air India, Kingfisher and GoAir have regular flights to Bagdogra. On this route only Kingfisher and GoAir offer direct flight between New Delhi and Bagdogra and it 2 hour and 10 minutes time. Price of tickets on this route range from Rs 4000 to Rs 14000.

Kingfisher Class (Daily)

Flight No. IT 3343
New Delhi (11:10 AM) to Bagdogra (1:20 PM)

Flight No. IT 607
New Delhi (6:25 AM) to Bagdogra (13:50 PM) by Kolkata

Jet Konnect/ Lite Codeshare (Daily)

Flight No. 9W 7095
New Delhi (06:00 AM) to Bagdogra (1:20 PM) by Kolkata

Flight No. 9W 2279
New Delhi (9:20 AM) to Bagdogra (1:20 PM) by Kolkata

Flight No. 9W 2280
New Delhi (10:15 AM) to Bagdogra (2:05 PM) by Guwahati

Air India (Daily)

Flight No. IC 879
New Delhi (11:15 AM) to Bagdogra (3:10 PM) by Guwahati

GoAir (Daily)

Flight No. G8 606
New Delhi (10:40 AM) to Bagdogra (2:35 PM)

Price Range Rs 4000 to Rs 14000

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