Delhi to Hong Kong Flights

Air India connects Delhi, the national capital of India, to Hong Kong, the Pearl of the Orient, with 3 (frequency varies) weekly flights. Discover the world with Air India's extensive connectivity and services. Be it for business, family, or leisure, choose Air India for your travel and fly directly from Delhi to Hong Kong in comfort.

Delhi to Hong Kong flight information

With over 3 weekly (frequency varies) connections between Delhi and Hong Kong, you can select the flight of your choice from both business and economy classes.

Book flights with Air India from Delhi to Hong Kong and cover 3,750km/2,330 miles in just 4 hours and 35 minutes. With multiple options to choose from and convenient flight timings, Air India ensures a hassle-free arrival at your destination.

*The above information is subject to change without prior notice.

How to book a Delhi to Hong Kong flight online on Air India?

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How to check Delhi to Hong Kong flight status and schedule?

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How to web check-in for an upcoming Delhi to Hong Kong flight?

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Note: Guests can check in 48 hours in advance and up to 2 hours before departure at the airport. The web check-in service is available up to 2 hours before departure for international trips.

Documents required for Delhi to Hong Kong flight

While travelling to any international destination from Delhi, ensure that you have the following valid documents:

• Passport: Passengers require a valid passport for international travel. The passport must have an expiry date of 6 months beyond the date of return.
• Visa: Depending on the country of visit, a valid visa is essential. Ensure that you have the correct type of visa and is valid for the duration of the visit.
• Flight tickets: Ensure that your onward and return flight tickets are booked in advance.
• Travel insurance: While travel insurance is mandatory for some countries, it is advisable to have one for international travel as it covers you in case of emergency, theft, or any other unforeseen situations.
• Forex or valid debit/credit card: It is advised to have some amount of local currency before travelling to any country. Carry an internationally recognised debit or credit card or travellers' card for smooth transactions.
• Customs and immigration forms: Some countries require the filing of customs and immigration forms and declaring goods carried at the time of entry into the country.
• International Driving Permit: If you want to drive vehicles in any country, you need to apply for an International Driving Permit before travelling.

Airport Information

Why choose Air India for your flight booking from Delhi to Hong Kong?

Air India flies nonstop to around 127 destinations across the world. Air India, being a Star Alliance member, provides a vast network of partner airlines, codeshare, and interline airlines to provide hassle-free connections worldwide. In addition, we provide an impressive cabin experience, warm hospitality, and a rewarding loyalty programme that makes every journey memorable.

Air India connectivity and fleet information

• Multiple flight options

  Being a Star Alliance member, the largest global airline consortium, Air India offers seamless connectivity and facilities to passengers all over the world. Air India, with its nonstop flights, connects over 40 destinations globally. With multiple alliance partners through codeshare, interline, and intermodal connections, our guests can now travel seamlessly to over 710 destinations globally.

• Range of aircraft

  Air India continues to invest in the latest aviation technology, and the recent record-breaking order of 470 new aircraft renews our commitment to provide an unforgettable inflight experience. At present, Air India takes to the skies with 128 narrow-body and wide-body Airbus and Boeing aircraft that fly passengers and transport cargo worldwide.

Air India inflight services

At Air India, we ensure you have a wonderful inflight experience across your journey.

Complimentary meals: Air India provides complimentary meals to all its passengers taking domestic and international flights. We have choices in meals to cater to a wide range of dietary and cultural needs.

Inflight magazine: Our newly launched inflight magazine, namaste.ai, offers a glimpse of the world's favourite travel destinations, culture, showbiz, and what's new in Air India.

Inflight entertainment: Catch up on the latest blockbuster movies and TV shows in multiple languages available on your seatback screen.

Air India baggage allowance

Economy Class

Premium Economy Class

First Class

Business class

Note: The weight limit for checked-in baggage varies based on the travel class and route.

Air India Frequent Flyer Programme

Flying Returns, our Frequent Flyer Programme helps you get the most out of your journey with reimagined ease, rewards and recognition. It offers guests the chance to earn valuable frequent flyer rewards on every flight, which can be redeemed for free flights, upgrades, and other exciting rewards.

Additional services offered by Air India

On-ground services

‘Project Abhinandan’, is a step ahead in providing a personalised and hassle-free on-ground experience to our guests. From baggage handling to seamless transfers, and lounge access, our on-ground services ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey for you. Our Service Assurance Officers will be available at check-in areas or lounges, near the boarding gates, during transit, or at the arrival hall.

Onboard amenities

Air India offers elevated onboard amenities for every cabin class. When travelling first class, experience luxury in the sky with a comfortable 180-degree recline sleeperette and the two-abreast seating. Some of the other onboard amenities while flying with Air India include spacious cabins, comfortable seating, delicious meals, and a selection of inflight entertainment, making your air travel an experience to remember.

Experience the best of Hong Kong

Hong Kong is one of the most dynamic and ever-evolving cities in China. It is also hugely traditional and holds a rich heritage and culture. Experience this beautiful and vibrant city and make memories of a lifetime.

Best time to visit Hong Kong

Autumn (October to early December) and winter (December to February) is the best time to visit Hong Kong, as the weather ranges from mild to cold. This period also coincides with various cultural activities in the city. June to September is characterised as the rainy season which witnesses heavy rainfall accompanied by typhoons. Travellers' discretion is advised while travelling to Hong Kong during this period.

Where to stay

Hong Kong caters to a broad spectrum of travellers with a host of accommodation options. Whether you prefer luxury hotels with world-class amenities or business hotels closer to the airport, Hong Kong has it all. Here are a few options to relax and unwind during your visit.

Luxury stays

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong: As the first and flagship hotel of the group, it is an essential landmark for the hotel chain. The majestic rooms in the hotel provide direct views of Victoria Harbour and the ever-evolving skyline of Hong Kong. With 4 types of accommodations, the hotel is well equipped to cater to the needs of various guests.

The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong: Located above the Kowloon Station along the Airport Express Line and Hong Kong West Kowloon Station along the High-Speed Rail, the hotel rooms are located from 102 to 118 floors and provide a lavish view of the Hong Kong skyline. The hotel is also known to have the highest bar in the world and has 2 Michelin-star restaurants as well.

Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong: The hotel has modernised guest rooms designed by renowned French interior designer Tristan Auer, blending international designs with Asian hospitality. The hotel overlooks Victoria Harbour, is conveniently located in the heart of Hong Kong, and is directly linked to the Pacific Place shopping mall and the Admiralty MTR Station.

Upscale/ Full-Service stays

Grand Hyatt Hong Kong: It has a direct connection to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) and is less than a km away from the Pacific Place shopping mall, Times Square, Lan Kwai Fong, and SoHo. The hotel has 8 restaurants catering to the culinary needs of various guests. The hotel also has a 24-hour fitness centre and tennis and racquetball courts.

The Langham Hong Kong: One of the tallest hotels in Hong Kong, the Langham houses the famous 3 Michelin-star restaurant, T'ang Court, which specialises in Cantonese dishes. Apart from this, the hotel has 4 other restaurants which serve multi-cuisine delicacies throughout the day. Additionally, the hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR, which makes it easy to commute to most landmarks and business districts.

Cordis, Hong Kong: Located in central Kowloon, this upscale 5-star has direct access to Mongkok MTR Station and Langham Place Mall. The hotel is best suited for business travellers, as it provides some of the best meeting rooms and event facilities. The hotel has two fitness studios and an outdoor heated pool, along with the Chuan Spa, which features over 60 unique treatments.

Places to visit

• Monuments

Hong Kong is known for its stunning skyline, dynamic city life and modern architecture. It has fewer monuments than some of the other cities in China. Some of the monuments of importance in the city include Tian Tan Buddha, the longest sleeping Buddha statue, and HSBC main building - a symbol of Hong Kong’s financial district. Clock Tower, Golden Bauhinia Square and Wong Tai Sin Temple are some other monuments to visit in the city.

• City attractions

Hong Kong has many iconic attractions. One of the most iconic attractions is the Victoria Harbour and a scenic ride on Star Ferry, a century-old ferry that plies between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. Sky100 at the International Commerce Centre is Hong Kong’s tallest observation deck, providing 360-degree views of the city. Avenue of Stars, Ngong Ping 360, Ocean Park, Hong Kong Disneyland, Hong Kong Museum of History, Kowloon Walled City Park, Hong Kong Wetland Park and Hong Kong Cultural Centre are some of the other attractions in the city.

• Shopping

Hong Kong is known for high-end shopping and has multiple upscale boutiques, luxury stores, and shopping districts. Central and Admiralty, Causeway Bay, Harbour City, Pacific Place, Elements, Lee Tung Avenue, Landmark Prince's, 1881 Heritage, IFC Mall and Lane Crawford are some of the best destinations for luxury shopping. Mong Kok is one of the local favourite shopping locations, which houses some of the other famous shopping streets like Ladies Market, Sneakers Street and Fa Yuen Street Market. Other local shopping markets include Temple Street Night Market, Stanley Market, Jardine's Crescent, Sham Shui Po, Apliu Street Flea Market, Graham Street Market, Tai Yuen Street and, Gough Street and PMQ.

• Culinary treats

Hong Kong has a vibrant and diverse culinary culture, and it is evident from the city’s fine-dine restaurants. Some of the most famous Michelin-star restaurants in the city are 8½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana, L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Caprice, Amber, Bo Innovation, Sushi Shikon, Tate Dining Room, Lai Ching Heen, Ming Court and Tin Lung Heen. There are many local favourite food joints, some of them are DimDimSum Dim Sum Specialty Store, Mak's Noodle, Australia Dairy Company, Kau Kee Restaurant, Tai Cheong Bakery, Joy Hing Roasted Meat, Kam Wah Cafe and Hop Yik Tai.

Travelling in and around Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a well-connected city with various modes of transportation, ensuring a hassle-free commute. Hong Kong is well connected through the MTR (Mass Transit Railway). Apart from that, buses, trams, taxis, mini-buses, ride-hailing services, and ferries are readily available to explore the city. You can buy an Octopus card and travel hassle-free across various modes of transportation. Many locals prefer to cycle or walk across the city and soak in the beauty of the place.

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