Jaipur Mumbai Flights have increased from five to eight per day with the addition of three new services.
The new flights include two Air India services and one Air India Express service, giving passengers more travel options between the two cities.
The expanded schedule provides flight choices from early morning to evening. Air connectivity between Jaipur and Delhi has also increased from Tuesday with an additional Air India service.
Jaipur Mumbai Flights Increase to Eight Daily
The addition of three flights takes the total number of daily services on the Jaipur-Mumbai route from five to eight.
According to the new schedule, Air India flight AI-414 will depart from Jaipur for Mumbai at 6 am.
Air India Express flight IX-1280 will arrive in Jaipur from Mumbai at 8 am, while IX-1247 will operate towards Mumbai at 8:35 am.
Air India flight AI-621 will arrive in Jaipur from Mumbai at 6:50 pm, followed by AI-622 departing from Jaipur for Mumbai at 7:40 pm.
Air India flight AI-413 will arrive in Jaipur from Mumbai at 11:10 pm.
With flights available at different times of the day, passengers will have greater flexibility when planning journeys between Jaipur and Mumbai.
The schedule may also be convenient for travellers making short business or work-related trips.
Jaipur-Delhi Air Connectivity Also Increases
Jaipur Airport has also received increased connectivity with Delhi from Tuesday.
Air India flight AI-2761 will arrive in Jaipur from Delhi at 5:25 pm. Its return service, AI-2762, will depart from Jaipur for Delhi at 5:55 pm.
The additional service gives passengers another option for travelling between Rajasthan’s capital and Delhi.
The increase in Jaipur Mumbai Flights and the additional Delhi connection strengthen air travel options from Jaipur Airport on two important domestic routes.
Boarding Pass Immigration Stamping Discontinued
A separate change affecting international passengers has also taken effect from Tuesday.
Immigration stamping on boarding passes has been discontinued at airports, including Jaipur. International passengers can use their electronic boarding passes on mobile devices during the immigration process.
However, this change applies only to boarding-pass stamping. Immigration stamping on passports will continue as before.
Passengers travelling internationally should therefore not confuse the removal of boarding-pass stamping with passport immigration requirements.
The change allows travellers to use electronic boarding passes without needing an immigration stamp on the boarding pass, while the existing passport-related immigration process continues.
