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4hrs 20min

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used to be mumbai, but now its delhi..although i read in some paper that mumbai is bck being the busiest again..bt not sure

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19hr 30min Delhi (DEL) to Toronto Intl (YYZ) by a direct flight operated by Air India.

The flight stops at London Heathrow (LHR).

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Approx Indian Rs. 200 / USD 4

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baggages allowance sharja to chochin airindia 30 augest 00.05 flight no. 0934

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2 day

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According to government issued databases, there are about 14000 airports in the U.S. Of those only about 5000 have paved runways. And out of that 5000, there are only 376 that have regularly scheduled airline service.

According to the CIA World Factbook (refer to the link, below), there were 14,951 airports in the fifty U.S. States, as of 2008. As of 2010, the CIA reports that there were 15,079 airports in the United States.

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A random search for flights from Bangalore (BLR) to Belgrade (BEG) shows:

OPTION 1: 14hr 45min via Frankfurt (FRA)

BLR - FRA Lufthansa Flt 0755 Dep 03:30am 15Jan,Fri

FRA - BEG Lufthansa Flt 3406 Dep 11:55am 15Jan,Fri

Flight Duration: 11hr 35min; Layover Time: 3hr 10min; Total Trip Time: 14hr 45min

OPTION 2: 14hr 50min via Dubai (DXB) & Vienna (VIE)

BLR - DXB Emirates Airlines Flt 569 Dep 04:15am 15Jan,Fri

DXB - VIE Emirates Airlines Flt 127 Dep 09:45am 15Jan,Fri

VIE - BEG Jat Airways Flt 8313 Dep 01:25pm 15Jan,Fri

Operated by Austrian Airlines

Flight Duration: 11hr 20min; Layover Time: 3hr 30min; Total Trip Time: 14hr 50min

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10.5 hours

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India's coast is 7,517 kilometers (4,671 mi) long; of this distance, 5,423 kilometers (3,370 mi) belong to peninsular India, and 2,094 kilometers (1,301 mi) to the Andaman, Nicobar, and Lakshadweep Islands. According to the Indian naval hydrographic charts, the mainland coast consists of the following: 43% sandy beaches, 11% rocky coast including cliffs, and 46% mudflats or marshy coast.

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18 hours, 21 minutes

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Air India Flight 928 on January 4, 2008 departs Riyadh at 4:50am and arrives at Thiruvanathapuram at 12:00noon. As per the Air India website, the restrictive economy fare (fare class K), including tax, is 1056 Saudi Riyals, or about US$284.47, one way.

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call them and ask

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The Humane Sociity of the United States and its international arm, Humane Society International, provide some great resources on travelling with your pets, or bringing animals to the US from abroad. Please see here:

http://www.hsus.org/pets/pet_care/caring_for_pets_when_you_travel/index.html

(Also, see the links at the bottom for more travel advice)

Other websites:

www.foreignborn.com/visas_imm/entering_us/2bringyourpet.htm

USDA - Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)

http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_welfare/pet_travel/pet_travel.shtml

For India and other countries, contact large local animal welfare organizations or local veterinarians, as they would have information about what you will need to depart the country with your animal. In India, this may be the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) at www.awbi.org or the Blue Cross of India at www.bluecross.org.in. For other countries, you may visit:

http://wspa.org.uk/globalnetwork_search.asp

Things to remember when bringing your animal(s) to the US from abroad:

-Make sure the animal has been assessed by a qualified veterinarian. If the animal is old enough, it should be vaccinated and sterilized. The US requires a rabies vaccination for animals of an appropriate age (usually over 16 weeks for puppies and kittens). All animals should come with a health certificate that says it was seen and/or treated by a vet, is free of parasites, is not aggressive, etc. With the exception of Hawaii - which requires a quarantine - the US is relatively easy to get in to with a healthy, friendly companion animal.

-Most airlines will not allow animals under 12 weeks old to fly; some require the animal to be 16 weeks.

-Be sure to check with regulations in layover countries. Plan ahead if you will be overnighting and make sure your hotels will allow pets.

-Make sure the animal has gone to the bathroom before any travel, and provide them with a detachable water dish or bottle (I have used ice cubes, so during the trip to the airport the water doesn't splash around). Tape a small bag of their dry food to the side of the kennel, just in case. It's probably best that the animal NOT eat directly before travel.

-Be sure to mark any kennels with "Live Animal" in all applicable languages on your travels. Most airlines can do this upon check in, but you should always make sure it's there. Also, tape an envelope to the kennel with your contact information and emergency contact info of someone in both your origin and destination countries and profiles and a photo of your animal, and keep copies with you.

-Ask your vet about sedatives. Sometimes, it is not necessary and a lot of vets do not recommend them since the animals cannot be monitored in flight. I suggest using an herbal/homeopathic sedative, such as Rescue Remedy. Be sure you familiarize yourself with dosage instructions and always ask your vet questions.

-Put one of your shirts or a blanket (something with your scent) in the kennel with your animal. This will provide them with a little familiarity and a comfortable bed.

-Make sure the kennel is large enough for them to stand up and turn around in. Use lots of shredded newspaper on the bottom to absorb any elimination.

-Ask questions. Most airlines are good about taking care of animals, but you should always be alert on where your animals are. Ask the flight attendants upon boarding if your animals were loaded OK. Note what time your flight leaves, i.e. if it is hot out, you should consider a night departure. Some airlines will not allow any animals in the cabin, so be prepared for your animal to go cargo.

Happy Travels!

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Bobby Kooka

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7-8hrs

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If the aeroplane stops flying for even a second then the thrust which it had developed due to the engine throwing back the air will get reduced and hence the aeroplane will start falling down.Then if we want to again start more power must be applied.

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yes, there is visa on arrival available at Entebbe and other ports of entry. http://www.visituganda.com/page.php?tab=travel_tips

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