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 Inside a Kingfisher flight from Kolkata to Mumbai by Kumarjit Calcutta is well connected to most of the places in India. It has daily flights to and from Delhi, Bombay, Bangalore, Madras(Chennai), Hyderabad, Pune, Lucknow, The North-Eastern States, Bhubaneshwar, Ahmedabad and to most of the other important places. You can contact the airlines offices for more details. There are four main domestic airlines operating from Calcutta Airport. Their contact numbers are given below: Jet Airways: +913339840000 Jetlite: +913330302020 Indian Airlines : +91331407 Air Deccan: +919831677470 / +913339008888 Indigo Airlines: +919910383838 SpiceJet: +919871803333 Kingfisher: +918041979797 Theme: AirplaneOther Contact: Contacts are given above
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Kolkata is well connected with most Indian cities and many international cities by air. The Airport here is Netaji Subhas International Airport and it is served by most Indian and many International Air cariers. Theme: Airplane
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 Foreigners arriving at Calcutta Airport by Kumarjit Calcutta has one of the biggest airports in India and the city is well connected to the other parts of India and abroad. If you are a European tourist or an American tourist, then the best possible way for you to come to Kolkata is to take a British Airways or a Lufthansa flight. British Airways flies three times a week to Kolkata, direct from London, while, Lufthansa flies to Calcutta three times a week direct from Frankfurt. Recently, Air India has started direct flights to London from Kolkata. You can also avail of other Asian Airlines. If you are an Asian tourist coming to Calcutta from an Asian country or from Australia, then you can take Singapore Airlines, Air Malaysia, Thai Airways or Air Emirates and even Cosmic Air. All these airlines fly to Calcutta five days a week. Certain other airlines like Gulf Air, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Druk Air, GMG Airlines and Biman Bangladesh also have flights to and from the Kolkata International Airport. For further details you can contact the offices of these airlines in your city or your travel agent. The domestic Airlines that operate from Kolkata to other parts of India are: 1. Indian Airlines: www.indian-airlines.com 2. Jet Airways; www.jetairways.com 3. Jetlite: www.jetlite.com 4. Kingfisher Airlines: www.flykingfisher.com 5. Indigo Airlines: www.goindigo.in 6. Spicejet Airlines: www.spicejet.com 7. Air Deccan: www.airdeccan.net Theme: AirplaneOther Contact: No specific contacts
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by johnbradshawlayfield As India is a vast country a lot of time is consumed for travelling. Hence it is better to travel by air to save time. A lot of low budget airlines have been launched which are cheap, safe, efficient and comfortable. Go Air, Spicejet India, Indian, Air Deccan have their services to Kolkata. Theme: Airplane
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Getting to Kolkata frm Dhaka is quite convenient by airplane. There are multiple flights departing daily frm Dhaka. You hv the choice between Biman Bangladesh Airlines or GMG Airlines. The tkts wld cost arnd Taka 6500 / person. The flying time is very short just 25mins. H/e pls always pre enquire with the airport re flight status as delays are very normal in this sector. Theme: Airplane
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For the benefit of my fellow traveller, I am putting scanned copy of Air timings to and from Netaji Subhash Bose Airport, Kolkata ( CCU). I am sure it will of great help to my friends. Please download and then view thru' "MICROSOFT OFFICE PICTURE MANAGER", else it will not be visible to normal eyes. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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by lynnehamman I may be old fashioned-I may be naive. But I find the sight of another human being-barefoot,undernourished and often elderly, dragging a rickshaw around with more fortunate and prosperous people aboard , quite repulsive and sad. There has been much controversy about this form of transport in India, and I believe that Kolkata is the one city wherin it still flourishes. There are thousands in Kolkata. I realise that this is a much needed job for thousands of Rickshaw-wallahs, and they are certainly the only form of transport during the monsoon, when Kolkatas streets become rivers. These men are however, often exploited by the conglomorates that own the rickshaws.They are paid a pittance for a ride, and then have to pay the owners of the rickshaws so much per day for the use of the rickshaw. I therfeore implore you- if you feel the necessity to use one- give a good tip, and do not wrangle about the cost. Its only a few rupees anyway. It is very hard work to drag people around the streets of Kolkata. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Stuck in a Taxi in Traffic- a nightmare! by lynnehamman, 1 more photos The Metro is a good way of getting around in Kolkata. It runs through most of the important areas- and is quick, clean and trains arrive every few minutes. Security is tight- so its really safe. We used it on a daily basis. It costs only a few rupees per trip. Taxis are good - but make sure that the meter is switched on. The fares are cheap. The only problem that we encountered with taxis was that the drivers SAY that they know where you want to go, then end up taking you to some other place! Maybe its a language problem- maybe not.But its very frustrating, sitting in the noisy crazy traffic of Kolkata, not having any idea where you may end up. We eventually decided to find someone,anyone, who could speak some English, and they would then explain to the Taxi driver where to take us. It hel[ed a lot. Leave a Comment Theme: Subway/Metro
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 The yellow cabs in Kolkata- commuters' relief! by Kumarjit The best way to travel within the city is to take the underground trains. It is fast, very clean and very economic. It will definitely be more convenient for you to travel by metro if you are a foreign tourist. However, it will also be convenient for you to travel in and around the city in the yellow cabs or taxies. Kolkata is one of the four metros in India to have the convenience of the yellow cabs.
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I had heard from a friend that the Rajdhani Express was the way to get from Delhi to Calcutta. From their stories I expected wing back chairs and sterling silver service as we made out way from west to east across the subcontinent. After waiting in line at the Delhi train station for hours and getting nowhere, (those nicely saried ladies have sharp elbows) I went to the Soviet Student Travel Agency to get my tickets. Ended up with A/C first class standby. The day of the train, my name wasn't posted on any of the car rosters or even on the standby list. So ran back over the bridge across 16 lines of trains in 100F and 100% humidity and ended up at the same ticket counter I had been unsuccessful at earlier in the week. Finally got to the front and was told that a seat was available in car 2. Ran back, grabbed my stuff and hopped on Car 2 as it started to roll out of the station. No open seat. After a long discussion, it was determined that a seat was open in Car 1. So back I went, gathered my stuff and found my seat. No wing backed chairs or sterling service, but it was quite comfortable and the tea and food served just fine. We left Delhi at 1700 and were supposed to arrive Calcutta the next day at 1000AM. But something was wrong with the signal system and we had to stop at every cross track along the way, sometimes for a half hour - waiting and listening for another train before we proceeded. We arrived in Calcutta about 1800, just as the sun was setting. No beds, just kind of napped where you sat. Seats were like a yellow school buses - vinyl. And they were very proud of their air conditioning - seemed like it was 50F the whole time. But while it wasn't as luxurous as I had expected, the views along the way and the conversations with my fellow passengers were very enjoyable. I've learned since that the best way to get good seats at a reasonable price is to book ahead, either thru a travel agent or online. Leave a Comment
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