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Wow! Airfare STEAL: U.S. to India from $236 ROUNDTRIP!

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Update: The deal seems to have died.

Some roundtrip Etihad fares to India are pricing out at insane prices. Let’s take a look.

Sample Routes & Prices

Some routes and prices:

  • New York to Trivandrum from $236 roundtrip
  • New York to Ahmedabad from $335 roundtrip
  • Washington to Mumbai from $379 roundtrip
  • Los Angeles to Chennai from $368 roundtrip
  • San Francisco to Mumbai from $360 roundtrip

Other Routes:

  • New York to Delhi or Mumbai
  • Washington to Delhi
  • Boston to Hyderabad
  • Dallas to Hyderabad
  • Los Angeles to Chennai or Mumbai
  • San Francisco to Mumbai

Never heard of Trivandrum? It is the capital of Kerala. I spent a couple of weeks there and it is awesome!

Need to Know

  • Dates are available for travel from September 2016 through March 2017
  • Fares seem to be only found on Momondo. Prices are higher on ITA and Google Flights.

I highly recommend reading this Fly4Free post for more information about this deal and how to find the best prices. All I can say is act quick! This won’t last long!

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Shawn Coomer
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Shawn Coomer earns and burns millions of miles/points per year circling the globe with his family. An expert at accumulating travel rewards, he founded Miles to Memories to help others achieve their travel goals for pennies on the dollar. Shawn also runs a million dollar reselling business, knows Vegas better than most and loves to spend his time at the 12 Disney parks across the world.

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1 COMMENT

  1. Unless you already have a Visa to India, please be careful about booking anything in Sept. or even early October. We are going to India (via cruise ship) in Dec. and sent the application into the “official” processor of Indian passports CKGS 2 weeks ago. Husband got an email today saying that the Consulate has returned the application to CKGS because he needs to submit a “religious undertaking letter.” This was not part of the official visa application. His application clearly stated he was going for tourism reasons, not religious reasons, and CKGS’ own checklist of documents did not include this as something that needed to be included. Called CKGS today after receiving the email, and the phone rep has to submit a request to a supervisor to provide him with the form so that he can email the form to my husband. (The phone rep is based in Mumbai–it’s night there when it’s day here, so the supervisor wasn’t in when I called at midnight Mumbai time.) The phone rep said wait 24-48 hours to get the form. I actually [poke to two reps and got conflicting information on how to submit the additional documentation—one said by mail, one said by email. Will follow-up with them again after I get the form. Just saying that this is not necessarily a smooth process, so give yourself ample time for the visa application process when you book your flight on this deal.

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