Cathay Pacific Return: Delhi $751, Mumbai $763 (Oct-Nov, 23kg Bag, Meals Incl) @ flightfinderau

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Destination: Delhi & Mumbai
Airline: Cathay Pacific
Valid Departure Dates: October to November 2024
Deal Expiry: Till Sold Out

  • Cathay Pacific is a 5 Star rated airline
  • All flights on wide-body aircraft
  • 23kg checked luggage, meals, entertainment included
  • Stopovers in Hong Kong available, user to multi-city option
  • Credit status and points earned to Qantas Frequent Flyer
  • Cathay Pacific flights, remove the filter to view the full search**

DELHI

Perth to Delhi Flights from $751 Return.

08/Oct - 22/Oct $751
10/Oct - 29/Oct $751
06/Nov - 26/Nov $751
07/Nov - 28/Nov $751
07/Nov - 30/Nov $751
04/Nov - 28/Nov $751
08/Oct - 24/Oct $751
10/Oct - 28/Oct $751
08/Oct - 23/Oct $751
04/Nov - 26/Nov $751

Melbourne to Delhi Flights from $763 Return.

10/Oct - 23/Oct $763
10/Oct - 28/Oct $763
10/Oct - 29/Oct $763
06/Nov - 26/Nov $763
07/Nov - 28/Nov $763
04/Nov - 28/Nov $763
04/Nov - 26/Nov $763
08/Oct - 22/Oct $773
20/Aug - 04/Sep $773
08/Oct - 27/Oct $773

Sydney to Delhi Flights from $787 Return.

10/Oct - 28/Oct $787
08/Oct - 23/Oct $787
10/Oct - 29/Oct $787
07/Nov - 28/Nov $787
08/Oct - 30/Oct $787
04/Nov - 26/Nov $787
04/Nov - 27/Nov $787
07/Nov - 30/Nov $787
04/Nov - 28/Nov $787
08/Oct - 24/Oct $787

Brisbane to Delhi Flights from $788 Return.

09/Oct - 29/Oct $788
09/Oct - 30/Oct $788
02/Oct - 22/Oct $800
02/Oct - 23/Oct $800
02/Oct - 24/Oct $800
01/Oct - 24/Oct $800
01/Oct - 22/Oct $800
09/Oct - 31/Oct $815
01/Oct - 23/Oct $815
24/Sep - 15/Oct $815

MUMBAI

Perth to Mumbai Flights from $763 Return.

08/Oct - 22/Oct $763
08/Oct - 23/Oct $763
08/Oct - 24/Oct $763
12/Nov - 20/Nov $763
12/Nov - 21/Nov $783
04/Nov - 26/Nov $783
04/Nov - 28/Nov $783
12/Nov - 22/Nov $783
07/Nov - 21/Nov $820
10/Oct - 28/Oct $820

Melbourne to Mumbai Flights from $775 Return.

04/Nov - 20/Nov $775
10/Oct - 23/Oct $775
10/Oct - 25/Oct $775
06/Nov - 26/Nov $775
05/Nov - 26/Nov $775
04/Nov - 28/Nov $775
10/Oct - 24/Oct $778
04/Nov - 26/Nov $778
08/Oct - 22/Oct $796
09/Oct - 23/Oct $796

Brisbane to Mumbai Flights from $797 Return.

04/Nov - 18/Nov $797
09/Oct - 29/Oct $797
09/Oct - 30/Oct $797
20/Aug - 05/Sep $813
02/Oct - 22/Oct $813
01/Oct - 22/Oct $813
09/Oct - 31/Oct $813
01/Oct - 24/Oct $813
11/Nov - 25/Nov $813
25/Sep - 04/Oct $813

Sydney to Mumbai Flights from $798 Return.

08/Oct - 22/Oct $798
10/Oct - 24/Oct $798
10/Oct - 25/Oct $798
08/Oct - 23/Oct $798
08/Oct - 24/Oct $798
04/Nov - 20/Nov $798
05/Nov - 26/Nov $798
04/Nov - 26/Nov $798
04/Nov - 27/Nov $798
10/Oct - 23/Oct $798

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Comments

  • "Credit status and points earned to Qantas Frequent Flyer"

    Are you saying that QFF "Status Credits" are earned on CX ticketed flights?

    I understand they are "One World" but I believed only QFF points but not QFF Status Credits could be earned on non QF ticketed flights.

    Can you please clarify Im probably wrong?

    • You can earn both Qantas points and status credits when flying in Cathay Pacific
      https://www.qantas.com/au/en/frequent-flyer/earning-points/f…

      • yeah thanks… Ive been through that calculator before but have never been able to get a result for how many status credits for CX flghts. Or what qualifies as "eligible"

        • Eligibility always comes down to the booking class (a.k.a. booking code, fare class, fare bucket), which you then cross-reference against https://www.qantas.com/au/en/frequent-flyer/earn-points/airl… - this is the only thing that matters, regardless of what the calculator says. (The calculator can be very misleading depending on the partner airline and route.)

          Some airlines conceal the booking class altogether, some may reveal it only after you've booked, some have it during the booking process but not obvious to find, and a few airlines don't try to hide it at all. (Concealing the booking class should be totally illegal but that's not the world we live in.)

          With Cathay it appears you need to select a flight, then on the passenger details page you can click "View details" near the top of the page and it will display the detailed flight information, including the booking class.

          From a limited sample of random flights on different BOM/DEL routes, the booking classes included economy K, Q, S and Y; premium economy E and R; and business C and I. The good news is that most of those letters appear in the Qantas table for Cathay Pacific and are therefore eligible for QFF points and status credits, except Q and S.

          Unsurprisingly, the bad news is that the cheapest airfares listed in this deal will almost certainly be Q and S, and therefore ineligible to earn any points or status credits. This may not be immediately obvious to a layperson using the Qantas points calculator, and they certainly won't have any idea about booking classes or cross-referencing the table.

          • @UrMumsOnlyFan: Thanks for the info… helpful.

            The calculator is weird. If I put in BNE BKK it only calculates for JQ. Only when I put in BNE HKG or HKG BKK I have an option of choosing CX.

            • @pointnlarf: That isn't a fault of the calculator. Each leg must be checked separately.

              • @UrMumsOnlyFan: yeah the weird part was when I put in individual sectors for BNE BKK for CX I would get more status points than if I flew QF which didnt make sense…

      • QFF points and status credits may be earned but only if the booking class is eligible.

  • Its crazy how the prices more than double if you choose Delhi / Mumbai as the origin and Australia as the destination. I just want some affordable tickets to bring my mum over for the holidays :(

    • I paid INR 91,000 to Singapore Airlines to bring my mom in October and fly back in November. It’s crazy how much the price have gone up.

    • Should drop now with the new visa rules kicking in from yesterday.

  • really good prices
    sadly despite Cathay flying out of Cairns again during that period they charge fare more to fly far less distance.
    India visa fees and appl procedure is a bit of a damper.
    F the QFF points they are really F ing useless

  • All the flights are before or after diwali….Though good deal as it will not be very cold during this time…

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