Air India to begin nonstop SFO-New Delhi flights in December

Air India will begin the first-ever nonstop flights between San Francisco and New Delhi on December 2, 2015.

FP Archives|Oct 02, 2015, 23:31:23 IST

Washington: Air India will begin the first ever nonstop flights between San Francisco and New Delhi on December 2, 2015. Air India plans to launch the service with three flights per week on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday using the Boeing 777 long-range aircraft. "I am pleased to welcome Air India to San Francisco the innovation capital of the world after the productive visit by India Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the San Francisco Bay Area," said San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee.PTI

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