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Flights From Osaka, Japan

Orbitz.com lets you find the best low-fare international flights from Osaka. There are two main airports operating near Osaka. The original Osaka International Airport now handles only domestic flights. Constructed in 1994 to ease the strain on Osaka International, Kansai International Airport now serves all international air traffic out of Osaka. Kansai was built on an artificial island in Osaka Bay and is located about 25 miles outside the city.

Parking at the Airport

A multilevel parking facility at Kansai International Airport serves cars, buses and motorbikes. The facility charges hourly rates. Parking spaces for drivers with disabilities are clearly marked on each level of the parking area.

Transportation to the Airport

The access bridge to the airport charges a toll based on the size of the vehicle. Taxi service from Osaka can drop you off directly in front of the terminal on the first floor. Commuter train and bus services are also available. Bridge tolls are included in the cost of bus or train tickets. For travelers located on the other side of Osaka Bay, a high-speed ferry travels to and from Kobe Airport and Kansai International Airport.

Restaurants at Kansai International Airport

Dozens of fine restaurants, noodle shops, bars and cafes fill the terminals at Kansai. Because the departing passengers represent a cosmopolitan group, there is something for everyone. For travelers in a rush, fast food options are also available. In passenger terminal 2F, there's both a McDonald's and a First Kitchen restaurant. Booking flights from Osaka with Orbitz.com guarantees that you'll have a pleasurable, worry-free experience.

Traveling to New Delhi

New Delhi is served by the Indira Gandhi International Airport, which handles more 30 million passengers each year, is located about 10 miles from the downtown area. International flights to New Delhi arrive on more than 50 airlines including Air China, Air France, British Airways, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa and United Airlines. Domestic flights primarily arrive via Air India. Flights to New Delhi from most sources can be booked through Orbitz.com.

Transportation from the Indira Gandhi International Airport

Travel from the airport to the city by the Delhi Metro, with the airport express line running every 20 minutes to the New Delhi Metro Station downtown, at a cost of only about $1.60 per passenger. The city's bus company also services the airport, with shuttles running from the airport to central New Delhi every 30 minutes. The bus ride is provided at the cost of about $.020 for adults, with a discount offered for children. Taxis may be hired at the T3 International terminals and the T1C Domestic Arrival Terminal with metered service taking about 15 minutes to reach the downtown area. For those wishing to drive themselves around New Delhi, car rentals are available through Carzonrent.

The Weather in New Delhi

New Delhi weather averages between 65 and 88 degrees Fahrenheit a year, requiring light garments for most of the year, with the occasional moderate jacket for the winter months of November through February. Summers are long, with temperatures above 90 degrees lasting from April to October. For the rest of the year, light clothing is suitable with raingear often necessary during the monsoon season occurring during July and August.

New Delhi Attractions

While in New Delhi, you can enjoy the culture and arts offered by the city. There are several professional theater groups operating throughout the area, with festivals occurring at multiple times during the year. The Kite Flying Festival and the Qutub Festival are both favorites of residents, with the Spring Festival bringing in tourists from around the world on flights to New Delhi to enjoy the celebration.