
Full-cost carrier Air India is offering check-in and baggage services for passengers traveling to the airport by metro in the national capital. According to the airline, the move aims to make passenger journey “more seamless” while avoiding traffic delays and saving time.
“This is yet another step towards enhancing the travel experience for our guests ensuring comfort, convenience, and peace of mind from city to sky,” the airline said in an official statement on social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
In the post and in an official release, Air India said that the move is aimed at making passenger journey more seamless. Here are the flight details, timings, and availability for travelers:
Making a case for use of the service, the airline added that this is “a convenient way to avoid traffic delays and save time.”
Besides the check-in services announcement, the airline on November 17 also announced that it will resume direct flights from Delhi to Shanghai (PVG) in mainland China from February 1, 2026 — after a gap of close to six years, PTI reported.
Air India will operate Delhi-Shanghai flights four times a week with its Boeing 787-8 aircraft that will have 18 business and 238 economy class seats, as per a release. The airline added that it also plans to introduce non-stop services between Mumbai and Shanghai in 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
Direct flights between India and China with the IndiGo route from Kolkata to Guangzhou resumed on October 26, while the Delhi-Shanghai route resumed on November 10 by China Eastern Airlines.
The flights had originally been halted during early 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, when the airline was owned by the government. It is now a Tata Group entity.
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