Amritsar to Delhi Flights - Fares starting from ₹3,568

  • Flight Time~1h 20m direct
  • AirlinesIndiGo, Air India, Air India Express

Amritsar to Delhi is a short, high-frequency route connecting Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport (ATQ) with Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in around 1 hour 20 minutes non-stop. Delhi opens onto North India's most visited circuit, the Golden Triangle, Rajasthan's forts and palaces and the Himalayan hill stations beyond, making it a common onward connection for travellers leaving Punjab. With close to ten daily departures across three airlines, this is one of the easier domestic sectors to book at short notice.

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Airlines flying Amritsar to Delhi

IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express together operate close to ten non-stop Amritsar to Delhi flights a day, spread from early morning through to late evening. This frequency makes it straightforward to fit the flight around an onward connection or a same-day arrival plan in Delhi and it gives travellers a genuine choice of timing rather than a single fixed departure. Fares on this route can rise around weekends and religious occasions such as Baisakhi and Guru Nanak Jayanti, when demand out of Amritsar peaks. Comparing a few departure times across airlines, rather than fixing on one preferred slot, generally turns up a better fare, particularly for early-morning departures timed for a same-day meeting in Delhi.

Amritsar to Delhi Flight Duration & Best Time to Fly

The non-stop Amritsar to Delhi flight duration is approximately 1 hour 20 minutes, making it a quick option for business travel or the start of a longer North India holiday. With departures spread across the day, travellers can generally choose a flight that lands in Delhi with enough time to make an onward train or a same-day meeting. Delhi is workable through most of the year, though October to March brings the most comfortable sightseeing weather, before the summer heat sets in. Travellers heading onward to Rajasthan or the Himachal hill stations often plan their Amritsar to Delhi flight timing around a same-day onward train or connecting flight, so checking Delhi airport's connectivity to your next stop before booking is worth the extra few minutes.

Amritsar to Delhi Airport Tips

At Amritsar, Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport is compact and check-in for this route typically moves quickly, though it's worth allowing standard domestic buffer time, especially around Baisakhi and other peak travel periods, when the terminal sees a noticeable rise in departing pilgrims and family travellers. On arrival in Delhi, terminal varies by airline; Air India generally operates from Terminal 3, while IndiGo and Air India Express typically use Terminal 1 or 2. Delhi's terminals sit far enough apart that confirming your arrival terminal in advance matters if you're catching an onward connection or being picked up.

Explore Delhi Group Tour Packages

Landing in Delhi opens up one of India's most popular travel circuits. An Amritsar to Delhi flight is often the start of a longer North India holiday rather than the destination itself. Delhi offers convenient onward access to the Golden Triangle, Rajasthan's palace cities and the hill stations of Himachal Pradesh. Veena World's Delhi tour packages bring together sightseeing, accommodation, meals and the services of a tour manager for travellers exploring the capital and nearby destinations, with heritage tours, hill-station holidays and longer Rajasthan circuits available depending on the selected package.

Your Questions About Booking Flights, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express all operate non-stop Amritsar to Delhi flights, with close to ten daily departures combined.
The non-stop Amritsar to Delhi flight duration is approximately 1 hour 20 minutes.
Amritsar to Delhi flights arrive at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), which connects to the city via the Airport Express Metro, prepaid taxis and app-based cabs.
Fares tend to be lower outside weekends and religious occasions such as Baisakhi; booking a few days ahead generally widens your choice of price and timing.
Yes. Delhi is the standard gateway for the Golden Triangle, Rajasthan and the Himachal hill stations, making it a common onward flight for travellers leaving Amritsar.
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