Port Blair flight schedule: every direct flight, by day and time

Five, in the winter schedule 2026–27: IndiGo, Air India, Air India Express, Akasa Air and SpiceJet. IndiGo files the most — in the filings' Port Blair sections, 9 of the 18 flights that land every day at the start of the season, and 11 of 21 from 30 November. Air India flies Delhi; Air India Express flies Kolkata, Bengaluru and Bhubaneswar, and Delhi from 15 November; Akasa Air flies Chennai and Kolkata; SpiceJet, new this winter, flies Kolkata twice a day. This page covers the DGCA's domestic schedule; for travel from outside India, see our how-to-reach guide.

Every day from six cities: Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai have direct flights every day of the winter schedule. Bhubaneswar has Air India Express on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Visakhapatnam has no direct flight in this filing. Three flights start mid-season — Air India Express from Delhi on 15 November, and IndiGo's second Hyderabad and third Bengaluru flights on 30 November. One pair needs checking: Air India's AI 2613/2614 is filed daily in the Port Blair section of its filing but only four days a week in the Delhi section.

Between 06:50 and 15:00. The earliest arrival is IndiGo's 6E 526 from Chennai at 06:50; the last is IndiGo's 6E 6420 from Kolkata at 15:00, and the last departure is its 6E 6421 back to Kolkata at 15:45. There are no evening or night flights in the winter filing — the airport works a daytime pattern, so departures cluster through the morning and early afternoon too.

Yes, but fewer, and this page's timetable is the winter one, so it does not cover the monsoon. In the summer 2026 schedule (29 March – 24 October 2026), Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Delhi kept daily direct flights through the monsoon, while Hyderabad's nonstop was paused from 1 July to 30 September and Mumbai's ran only from 1 to 24 October. The summer 2027 filing will show next year's pattern; our flight-data study covers why the network breathes like this.

On paper, often yes — most flights land by early afternoon and afternoon ferries exist. We still tell every guest no. Flights into Port Blair take weather delays, and a missed ferry departure can mean a ticket that is not refunded — that depends on the operator's fare rules — and a broken itinerary on day one. A guest of ours learned that the hard way after a delayed flight. Spend the first night in Port Blair and take a morning ferry — the schedule works with you rather than against you that way.

The winter schedule runs from 25 October 2026 to 27 March 2027, and the summer schedule takes over after that. In 2026 the summer filing was published on 18 March, eleven days before its season, and the winter one on 22 October, three days before, so we re-publish this page as each one appears. Airlines also amend mid-season, so treat this as the approved plan and confirm the exact flight on the airline's own site or app on the day you book.