Flights from Delhi to Boston from INR71,958

Book New Delhi to Boston flights and discover one of the US’ most cultural cities

If you’re looking to visit a city that perfectly balances its colonial past with a bold, modern spirit, Boston’s definitely the place to be. From the cobblestone streets to the trendy restaurants, this city offers a wealth of experiences. While famous for its brownstones and bookish flair, Boston’s also home to America’s first public library, subway system, and public park. You can spend your morning walking the Freedom Trail or catching a game at Fenway Park, then spend your afternoon exploring chic boutiques or museums. Book New Delhi to Boston flights and uncover a truly magnificent destination.

When you book flights from New Delhi to Boston with Etihad, you'll experience award-winning hospitality and a journey that's simple and relaxing. Our team's here to provide a friendly travel experience, where we look after every guest with care. We're here to make every part of the flight easy, so you can arrive feeling ready to explore.

 

What are the schedules of Etihad’s New Delhi (DEL) to Boston (BOS) flights?

• Flight time: Our fastest one-stop flight from New Delhi to Boston takes about 20 hours and 15 minutes, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• First flight: The earliest one-stop flight from New Delhi to Boston usually departs in the morning, at around 04:25, depending on the schedule.
• Last flight: The latest one-stop flight from New Delhi to Boston usually departs in the evening, at around 20:55, depending on the schedule.
• Flights per day: There are usually up to three one-stop flights per day from New Delhi to Boston, depending on the schedule.
• Return flight: The one-stop flights from Boston to New Delhi usually depart in the afternoon, at around 15:40.
• Flight distance: The average air distance between New Delhi and Boston is 7,146 miles (or 11,500km).

*If you are planning to book flights with us, refer to etihad.com for the most up-to-date flight status and details, including flight times, schedules, and daily departures, as these are subject to change.  

 

Why should I choose Etihad for New Delhi to Boston flights?

Book your flights from New Delhi with us and experience a simple journey. As the national airline of the UAE, we've made every step easy, so you'll feel relaxed from the moment you start. Here are some of the benefits of flying with us:

• Seamless family travel: Fly with your children with ease when you travel with us. We’ll give you priority boarding, child-friendly meals, activity packs, and entertainment to keep your children engaged on board. We’ve made family trips simple.
• Exceptional care: Feel the difference from check-in to arrival. Our crew looks after you throughout the trip, so you’ll stay relaxed and stress-free.
• Dine your way: Choose from our special meals, including vegan, gluten-free, halal, and Jain options. Request your special meal before the flight and enjoy a satisfying dining experience onboard.

 

Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme

Flying from New Delhi to Boston? Add an Abu Dhabi stopover and turn one trip into two. We'll give you up to two nights for free at one of the city’s hotels when you book your flight with us. Pick a location and relax as you explore Abu Dhabi before your next flight. 

How to book a stopover

1. Book a return flight with us connecting in Abu Dhabi.
2. Pick your hotel and state how long your stay will be
3. Once the hotel has been booked, we’ll issue you a voucher to present at check-in.

Get your Stopover Pass

Unlock the beauty of Abu Dhabi with your free Stopover Pass. We’ll give you a local SIM card with 10GB of data, plus up to 15% off theme parks, and tours. We’ve also included our city shuttle service, so you can travel with ease.

 

What is there to expect from the airports in New Delhi and Boston?

You’ll find your trip from New Delhi to Boston much easier when you’re familiar with both airports. Here are the details for your origin and destination airports for a seamless transit.

Origin airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport

As a busy global hub, Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi welcomes millions of guests every year. You’ll find it’s simple to get from check-in to your gate with modern terminals and clear signs. Relax in a lounge, browse duty-free shops, or pick a meal before your flight. The IATA airport code for Indira Gandhi International Airport is DEL.

Destination airport: Boston Logan International Airport

Boston Logan International Airport in East Boston, Massachusetts, is the main gateway for New England. It’s simple to get around the four guest terminals, as they're all linked by a pedestrian walkway and a free shuttle bus. You can explore the shops or pick from numerous dining options after you land. The IATA airport code for Boston Logan International Airport is BOS.

 

What are the visa requirements for the United States?

Apply for your tourist visa before you book your flights to the US to keep your trip on track. Rules change, so check official sources for the latest updates before you fly.

• Visa duration: A US B-2 tourist visa usually stays valid for 10 years from the date it's issued. You'll be able to stay in the United States for up to 180 days during every visit you make.
• General requirements: DS-160 confirmation page, valid passport, application fee payment receipt, photo in the required format, evidence of the purpose of your trip, proof of intent to leave the United States after your trip, proof of financial capacity, additional evidence of employment and/or family ties.

 

What are the currency and language of the city?

• Currency: US Dollars (USD) is the currency of the United States. While most shops and restaurants take cards, you'll find plenty of ATMs and exchange services across Boston if you need cash.
• Language: Since English is the primary language spoken in Boston and the entire United States, you’ll find it easy to get around and talk with the locals.

 

What is the weather like in Boston?

Boston has four distinct seasons. You'll find warm, humid weather from June to August, though rain is common. Winters between December and February stay cold and stormy with heavy snow. For mild temperatures, visit during spring or autumn. Spring from March to June is often wet, while autumn from September to November brings bright, colourful leaves to the city.

 

What are the top things to do in Boston?

Book flights to Boston to see how the past and present blend together as you explore its vibrant streets and skyline. Here are some of the experiences you shouldn’t miss:

• Walk the Freedom Trail: Follow the 2.5-mile red brick path to see 16 historic sites in Boston, including Faneuil Hall and the Paul Revere House. It's the best way to uncover the city's past at your own pace.
• Catch a game at Fenway Park: Visit the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball while you’re in Boston. Feel the electric energy of a Red Sox game and see the famous "Green Monster" for yourself.
• Explore the North End: Wander through the oldest neighbourhood in Boston, known as Little Italy. Find pizzerias and cobblestone streets, then taste a cannoli from various pastry shops to pick your favourite in Boston.
• Visit world-class museums: Explore the Museum of Fine Arts or step into a Venetian-style palace at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. You can also visit the Museum of Science and the New England Aquarium for great interactive experiences.

 

What are some tips to save money for New Delhi to Boston trips?

Get the best value for your trip when you book flights from India. We’ve shared some simple ways to help you make your money go further.

• Travel mid-week for less: Book your New Delhi to Boston flights on weekdays, as it’s usually cheaper than travelling on the weekend.
• Sign up for fare alerts: Subscribe to etihad.com to hear about price drops and special offers for your New Delhi to Boston flights. Be the first to know about our flight deals.
• Get round-trip flights for more savings: Book roundtrip New Delhi to Boston flight tickets to save more on your trip. Airlines want to secure both legs of the journey so return flights are usually cheaper than two one-way tickets.