Jet Airways is planning to resume flights to the US because of high demand. It is evaluating a non-stop and an one-stop flight to New York, reports Business Standard.  The airline had stopped its Mumbai-Brussels-Newark flight in March.

Any specific addition to the network will be communicated at the appropriate time, a Jet Airways spokesperson said in response to questions over the airlines US plans. Sources said the airline was considering reconfiguring some of its Boeing 777 aircraft in order to fly non-stop to New York.

Air India and United have non-stop flights to the US. Air India recently increased the frequency of its Delhi-San Francisco flight to six times a week.

Air India also flies non-stop to New York, Newark and Chicago and is planning a service to Washington. United flies from Newark to Delhi and Mumbai.