Airports and Flying Experience in India vs America? Real Comparison

[@hindinama4456]

Indian airports are new ly designed and very good infrastructure ,Americans infrastructure are poor.

[@srividhya26]

You cannot just give equal weightage to all the criteria, for example ease of access to the airport cannot be compared to the artwork inside the airport. But kudos to your work 👍🏻

[@JingJao]

you can't really blame "old planes". that's unfair in my opinion. Firstly, cabin interiors are NOT built by Boeing or Airbus AIRLINES build the cabin interior. and carriers like UNITED update the interiors, so they're not as old as the age of the plane.

[@HellRaiZOR13]

I think you missed one criteria about the services of airline staff in Ind vs America like there behavior how they handle costumers behavior with bad reputation etc. this was an important aspect that you should have compared.

[@shubhamcweb]

I was coming from Nagpur to USA and I had to pay Rs300 for using a trolly at the NGP Airport.

[@spg6651]

Departure and Arrival time of International flights in INDIA is not in the control of India. This is how the Airlines chose to fly -- JFK for example , I am told , do not allow landing after 11:30 PM till some 5 AM .. Hence all have have adjust theri schedule accrodingly. Even from DUBAI most of the American bound flight take off after 1 AM in the night local time . This is due to restriction in destination. Security checks are due to threat perception .. You can not reduce that .. That comparison can be dropped

[@shubhendra9526]

Nice Video Professor. That could be an amazing Series as well. Comparisons of certain factors in India VS USA. Interesting perspectives come out say comparing Flying experiences, ecommerce/quick deliveries, food deliveries, medical facilities, hotels and regulations, buerocratic setups, schooling frameworks etc. etc.

[@avinsegi]

It took more than an hour for me to get the exit stamp. The staff in India are very slow. There is no exit stamp concept in the USA. The rules there are framed with customer experience in mind, unlike in India, where they seem to be more focused on inconvenience and authoritarian control.

[@nalinajanaki702]

Hi sir am watching your videos before 3years.very useful and inspiring a lot

[@GJM_US]

Fair analysis.

[@spg6651]

Please add one cpmpasion Ticket Price -- Domestic -- I can Fly from Bangalore to Delhi in INDIGO at Rs 4000/- which is 50 USD which is damn cheap .. Even International flight tickets from INDIA to and fro is damn cheap --

[@अभय-ब8ष]

Respected sir, My name is Abhay Choudhary and I am currently in my last days of bachelors of business administration(BBA). My aim is to do an Phd in Business administration or management in US, but first of all I need an masters degree but sir as you know in India there is no concept of MS in management or business administration, so I am considering MBA in India and then for an Phd. So is this an good option for me because I want to choose academia as a career for me. And sir my last query as I searched for it for like 6 to 7 hours but didn’t find anything. It is about the research opportunities as an MBA student basically can I do any research internship etc in the field of business/ management. Thank you Abhay choudhary

[@AnkitSharma-oc7vu]

This video is well researched nice video Sir ❤

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

actually, no research. Almost none of my videos are based on research. Almost all of my videos are based on my knowledge, experience, and my personal views

[@shaanhingorani1524]

You should make a video about your immigration experience at airports in India with US Passport and OCI card vs America/other countries when having Indian passport previously.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Yes, a video will come soon.

[@ashaadluru]

Your points are correct

[@kashishgoyal1414]

Sir plsss make a video on which universities in usa offer integrated ms+phd in business analytics/ data science

[@Ravip-j9i]

Secrurity point should go to India. Its tight security is good .. Also Compare Air hostess India get 5 point and USA get 1 point

[@someguyoninternet7542]

fairly objective video. For me, I think security is a little bit of more of a hassle in us airports because when i was there we are supposed to remove shoes? i don't know if its still a thing now

[@kaushiknits0307]

One more point you missed professor. Whenever I land IGI t3 after international travel a few cops ( not all) shamelessly ask for 10 dollars 20 dollars, bloody beggars. So the US gets one more point.

[@Za_Sticky_One]

Some of this stuff isn't India or US specific, such as free luggage carts are also available at Canadian airports. Also the US international flights departure times you state are mostly east coast based, from the west coast it's different. You forgot to compare flight cost or variety of airline options - the US has many more choices of airlines domestic and international than India. Also those those annoying carry on bag fees in spirit don't exist on Indian domestic flights. Also the priority pass lounges are generally much better outside the US. American airport lounges are terrible compared to what you get in say Bangalore. Also in the US you have the option of global entry and TSA pre check to get you through lines faster, India doesn't have such programs so your always stuck in a annoying line at immigration and security. Also the US doesn't have any declaration cards you need to fill out or any immigration check upon departure, whereas in India you still have to fill out the annoying form and you have to go through immigration when leaving.

[@Universal-g6c]

Immigration clearance

[@sayam6626]

Air India Food 💥😉😋😋

[@abhinavsaxena4965]

Lounge services in Indian airports vs US airports could be another criteria. I have found that lounge services in US are better as compared to India where lounges do not feel like lounges any more because of overcrowding.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

oh yes. I have been to lounge in India only once and in the US 2-3 times. In that limited experience, I could see much difference though. But I can imagine what you are saying

[@NEWHARDIKMALHOTRA]

Waise tune apne channel ka naam Desi American Professor rakha hua h

[@bhaktinsargam]

bathroom at delhi airport sucked dirty

[@RajaSekar-USA]

We need to know Hindi to interact. Though the officers know English, they are not happy to respond in English. Always they reply back in Hindi.

[@treeytbot]

Sir app further Research continue nehi karenge kyaa?? PoctDoctorate nehi karenge?? 🙏🙏❤🎀🎀🇮🇳🇮🇳from west bengal,India

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Kisi IAS office ko pucho, aap 12th ka exam nahi denge kya. This is that kind of a question

[@treeytbot]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor sorry sir,mayy nehi janta thaa ki apne postdoc vii karr liya hayy....mayne socha thaa app serf PhD kiya hayy. Oooo ok.......can you please provide your linkedin id ....i want to see your profile.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

I never did postdoc. I became a professor directly after PhD. In some other fields one must do post doc before they can become a professor

[@NEWHARDIKMALHOTRA]

Bhai sahab koi informational video hi bana lete

[@tendukheda-vf5vn]

I dont think the flight take off/landing time for International flights can be put on the flying experience in India. If they took off from India in the morning or evenings they would land in the US in wee hours right? There are plenty of international flights from Delhi to London, Tokyo , Moscow that take off during normal hours. Blaming it on India is not unfair. Other points are fine.

[@awesomedude4428]

In general he's right. Most flights take off after mid night in India which is very inconvenient.