Delhi to Auckland

New Delhi is the capital city of India. It has played a great role in the Indian history and is believed to have a strong connection with India’s past. All the Mughal rulers laid their Empires here in New Delhi and therefore, this city is of immense historic importance. The executive, legislative and judiciary body of India have their home in the capital city of Delhi. A number of flights fly from Delhi to various other places nationally as well as internationally.

Auckland is a metropolitan area in the North Island of New Zealand. It is the largest and the most thickly populated city in the whole of New Zealand. Auckland is also popularly known as the “city of Sails”. This is because it has derived a lot of popularity of sailing in the region. Several number of art events are held here. Some of the very well known art events of Auckland are the Auckland Festival, the New Zealand International Comedy Festival, Royal New Zealand Ballet, etc.

Etihad Airways is believed to have 21 two stop flights that fly between New Delhi to Auckland, New Zealand on a daily basis. Singapore Airlines has the most number of non- stop flights that fly from New Delhi, India to Auckland, New Zealand. In total, 36 flights per week fly out of New Delhi, India connecting to Auckland, New Zealand. Various other passenger service airlines fly from New Delhi to Auckland, New Zealand regularly. Some of them are Air India Limited, American Airlines, Jet Airways, Air New Zealand, United Airlines, Emirates Airlines, etc. The air travel time taken by New Delhi to Auckland flight to fly from the Indira Gandhi International Airport to Auckland International airport is of 23 hours and 45 minutes. The above mentioned flight travel time is in reference to one- stop flights. The direct flight from New Delhi, India to Auckland, New Zealand is that of 16 hours and 1 minute (excluding the extra time taken by the flight for take- off and landing). Your flight direction from New Delhi, India to Auckland, Australia is South- east.