The places connected to Kolkata on the most scheduled services, busiest first.
Aside from the non-stop routes above, reaching Kolkata from these popular places requires a connection:
Distance matters when booking with points and miles: several loyalty programs price award flights in distance bands. Each list below adds the non-stop routes to Kolkata not already shown in a shorter great-circle distance band.
Long-haul routes are usually flown by a wide-body aircraft, and the cabin you book matters more the longer you are in it — which is also where award points go furthest. These are the non-stop routes to Kolkata of 3,000 miles or more.
Kolkata has nonstop connections with 3 airports in China: Guangzhou (CAN), Shanghai (PVG), and Kunming (KMG). These routes are served by China Eastern Airlines (SkyTeam) and IndiGo.
Kolkata has nonstop connections with 3 airports in Thailand: Bangkok (BKK), Bangkok (DMK), and Phuket (HKT). These routes are served by Air Canada (Star Alliance), All Nippon Airways (Star Alliance), Bhutan Airlines, Flexflight, IndiGo, SpiceJet, Thai AirAsia, Thai Airways (Star Alliance), Thai Lion Air, Thai Vietjet Air, and X1.
Kolkata has nonstop connections with 2 airports in United Arab Emirates: Dubai (DXB) and Abu Dhabi (AUH). These routes are served by 3L, Emirates, Etihad Airways, and flydubai.
Kolkata has nonstop connections with 2 airports in Viet Nam: Hanoi (HAN) and Ho Chi Minh City (SGN). These routes are served by IndiGo.
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Dhaka (DAC) in Bangladesh, served by Biman Bangladesh Airline, IndiGo, and US-Bangla Airlines.
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Paro (PBH) in Bhutan, served by Bhutan Airlines, Druk Air, Flexflight, G Switch Works, and X1.
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Siem Reap (SAI) in Cambodia, served by IndiGo.
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Kuala Lumpur (KUL) in Malaysia, served by AirAsia and Malaysia Airlines (Oneworld).
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Yangon (RGN) in Myanmar, served by Myanmar Airways International.
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Kathmandu (KTM) in Nepal, served by Buddha Air.
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Doha (DOH) in Qatar, served by Qatar Airways (Oneworld).
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with Singapore (SIN) in Singapore, served by Air Canada (Star Alliance), Air India (Star Alliance), Air New Zealand (Star Alliance), All Nippon Airways (Star Alliance), Garuda Indonesia (SkyTeam), IndiGo, Qantas (Oneworld), Singapore Airlines (Star Alliance), and Virgin Australia.
Kolkata has a nonstop connection with San Francisco (SFO) in United States, served by Air India (Star Alliance).
The other 53 routes are scheduled across the whole window the feed publishes.
How many of these places each program's airlines fly to Kolkata from. Reach, not award availability — that is a live fare question this schedule feed cannot answer.
Air India (Star Alliance) links Kolkata nonstop with San Francisco (SFO).
The airport's official name is Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport. On Roame and most flight schedules, you will find it under the code CCU.
The IATA airport code for Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport is CCU. Enter CCU in Flightmap whenever you want to use this exact airport.
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport serves Kolkata, India. Flightmap uses the airport's exact coordinates, so nearby airports and route distances stay tied to CCU, not just the broader city.
Open the map with Anywhere as your starting point and CCU as the destination. Each result keeps the route pointed toward Kolkata, and you can narrow it by airline, alliance, aircraft, mileage program, and nonstop service.
Yes. Flightmap separates nonstop routes from destinations that need a connection, and the Nonstop only control lets you focus on direct service to CCU.
Yes. When Roame has observed award availability for a route to CCU, signed-in members can see the lowest points price by cabin and the related carrier fees, then continue to the full award search.