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Flights from New York to Hyderabad

Best Deals for New York to Hyderabad Flights on Etihad

Best Deals for New York to Hyderabad Flights on Etihad
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FromNew York (JFK)ToHyderabad (HYD)Round-trip
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1 Jun 2025 - 10 Aug 2025

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USD4,520*

Last Seen 1 day ago

FromNew York (JFK)ToHyderabad (HYD)Round-trip
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23 Jun 2025 - 11 Aug 2025

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USD2,219*

Last Seen 7 hours ago

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Fly from New York to Hyderabad with Etihad Airways

Book flights to Hyderabad and travel from the bright lights of New York to one of India’s premier destinations.

This is an Indian city blessed by a fusion of cultures, where Islamic architecture crowns the skyline and the Buddha Statue of Hyderabad overlooks Hussain Sagar lake. Step into the local film scene or get lost in history at Golconda Fort.

Why fly to Hyderabad with Etihad Airways

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Enjoy the most comfortable and convenient flight possible with our upgrades and extras. Gain access to airport lounges, stretch out with extra legroom, or enjoy fuss-free airport transfers to make your journey run smoothly.

Your flight from New York to Hyderabad

From New York, your Etihad Airways flight departs from John F Kennedy Airport (JFK) then crosses the Atlantic Ocean before travelling over Central Europe.

You’ll then fly over the Arabian Gulf and land in Abu Dhabi. Here, you can opt to stay over for a few days and see the glittering capital of the UAE. The second leg of the journey departs from Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), soars over the Arabian Sea then descends in India, landing in Hyderabad, at Rajiv Gandhi Airport (HYD).

*Aircraft, cabins and services may vary by route and flight. You can check this when you search for your flight. This page was last updated May 2021.

Flying from New York to Hyderabad: FAQs

What food should I try in Hyderabad?

The city’s favourite meal is biryani, a spiced rice and meat dish thought to have been invented in Hyderabad.

It’s normally served with a type of chutney called dahi ki and mirchi ka salan, a richly-flavoured gravy. Another popular delicacy is mirchi bhajji, or chilli fritters, which are often sold with tea at street stalls.

How easy is it to get around in Hyderabad?

There are several options for travel in this dynamic city.

Hyderabad’s air-conditioned metro is easy to use, while taxis are reasonably priced and common throughout the city.

Top tips for New York to Hyderabad

market hyderabad

Discover shopping, Hyderabad style

Much like New York, Hyderabad is a city that loves to shop. The Laad Bazaar sells a dazzling array of bangles, perfumes and fabrics. Patthar gatti, an avenue near the Musi River, is the place to go for clothes.

The Mahboob Chowk area is also well worth a visit for its specialist book and antique stores. Haggling is expected in all but the most upmarket shops.

view of golconda fort hyderabad

Delve into the history of Golconda Fort

Golconda Fort, seven miles west of the city, is one of Hyderabad’s best-known attractions.

This fortified monument dates from the early 13th century and today its drawbridges, gateways and ramparts are a fascinating sight for visitors from ultra-modern cities like New York.