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International flights connect across borders and have services to prominent business and tourist destinations of the world. Flights that service beyond the national borders of any country are known as International flights. Certain examples are Atlantic Airlines, Air India, Qantas and Air Emirates.

Indian Carriers to International Destinations

The three major Indian carriers that ply to 25 international destinations are:

* Air India: Till 1994, this was the only international flight service. Today, it is the official national carrier and flies to all major destinations, such as New York, Istanbul, Chicago, Toronto, London, Moscow, Singapore and Hong Kong.

* Jet Airways: It is a luxury airline service plying to 18 international destinations, such as Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Bangkok, Brussels, Dubai, Colombo, Dhaka, Doha, London, Kathmandu, New York, Muscat, Singapore, Riyadh and Toronto.

* Kingfisher Airlines: Kingfisher Airlines launched its international flights with the acquisition of Air Deccan. It is India’s only 5-star certified airline. It has three unique classes of service – Kingfisher First (Business class), Kingfisher Class (Premium economy) and Kingfisher Red (Low fare). Kingfisher First and Kingfisher Class are available for international flights as well.

International Connecting Flights

Passengers need to change terminals to board a connecting flight. The terminals are generally far from the main landing ground. Hence, extra time must be allocated for covering this distance. If you fear missing a connecting flight, report in advance to the travel agent or the airline customer service about the transit time. They shall make arrangements for the next connecting flight and your lodging requirements.

International Flights: Ticket Cancellation

Visit the cancellation page of your travel agent’s website to cancel your tickets. The refund will be automatically directed to your bank account. If you have used the international ticket partially, there is no refund. The cancellation charges also depend on factors, such as:

* Airline: International flights have their own standards and apply different cancellation charges and policies.

* Sector: Some international flights have higher cancellation charges than others.

* Fare Structure: Certain fares attract increased cancellation charges than others.

* Time of cancellation: The closer it is to the departure date, the higher the cancellation charges.

Most international flights accept cancellations 48 hours prior to the flight departure. Passengers must contact the airline to confirm cancellation.

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