In a major step to improve the travel experience for US-bound travelers, Delhi International Airport has suggested the opening of a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) preclearance facility. Once approved, this move would enable passengers to undergo immigration and customs formalities at Delhi International Airport. This process will start prior to boarding the flights, thus allowing you to enter the United States as domestic passengers.

Today, Abu Dhabi is the only airport in Asia with such a facility. A preclearance facility for US passengers in India would not only make the process of arrival easier in the US. Additionally, it would make Delhi International Airport a more viable hub for international travel.

Air India, which has more than 33 weekly direct flights to the major US cities like New York, Newark, San Francisco, and Chicago,, will immensely benefit from this move. It is also in the process of increasing its services to Los Angeles and Dallas. United and American Airlines already have daily flights from Delhi to Newark and New York.

The establishment of the Delhi airport preclearance facility would involve bilateral talks between the Indian and US governments, as well as a proper inspection by US officials to meet required standards. Although the process would take time, the potential advantages for airlines and passengers alike are significant.

For passengers who are making travel arrangements for flights to Delhi, this news might translate to an easier ride to the United States in the future. Stay updated with Travel Diary Best News for further information and book your flights at Indian Eagle deals. Indian Eagle is the most reliable and inexpensive travel booking platform between the USA and India!

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