From New York you land at Terminal 2. The house follows your flight from the moment it leaves, meets you inside by name, and has the car at the kerb — so the first hour in Mumbai is the easiest.
The house follows your flight number from the moment it leaves New York. If it lands early or late, the car and the sarathi move with it — you never wait for us.
At Terminal 2 the sarathi waits at the arrivals exit with your name — or the word you choose — and takes the trolley from you.
Cooled, with water, your music or silence, and room for every case. A child seat fitted and checked before it leaves, when you ask.
Air India flies nonstop from Newark three times a week, and from JFK in season; Delta has flown JFK–Mumbai as well. Flights change by season — give the house the flight number and it follows that one. Flight time is about fifteen to sixteen hours. Every nonstop flight from New York lands at Terminal 2 of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport — see the arrival at T2.
The Newark flight lands in the evening, Indian time, and the body is on another clock. The cabin is quiet and dim, the water is cold, and nobody asks you anything; if you would rather sleep, the sarathi tells the house you are home and leaves it at that. For connections through London, Frankfurt, Doha or Dubai, give the house the last flight number — the one that lands in Mumbai.
Home or hotel in the city — South Mumbai, BKC — or straight on to Pune, Lonavala or Nashik after a long flight, with a stop wherever you like.
Reserve your arrivalYour flight number is all the house needs to follow it.