Delhi to Mumbai Flights

Delhi to Mumbai Flights Information

Traveling from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) to Mumbai takes as little as 2 hours 20 minutes on a non-stop flight, covering a distance of approximately 1,138 km. With flights operating daily, including both non-stop and connecting options, here's a complete snapshot of the route, covering departure and arrival terminals, flight schedules, baggage options, and check-in details.

Note: Verify current schedules and Delhi to Mumbai flight ticket price on the website before booking.

Delhi to Mumbai Flights: Schedule & Timings 

Air India Express operates four daily non-stop Delhi to Mumbai flights from Terminal 1. These flights arrive at either Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) Terminal 2 or Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI), giving travellers more flexibility when planning their journey. Connecting flights from Delhi to Mumbai operate via intermediate cities and fill the remaining departures across morning, afternoon, and evening slots.

Connecting Delhi to Mumbai flights on this route operate via intermediate cities including Goa (GOI/GOX), Bhubaneswar (BBI), Ranchi (IXR), Bagdogra (IXB), Lucknow (LKO), Patna (PAT), and Bengaluru (BLR). Most connecting itineraries arrive at BOM Terminal 2. Bengaluru-routed connecting flights arrive at Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI).

Delhi To Mumbai Non-Stop Flight Schedule

Note: Schedules are subject to operational changes. Confirm timings of your Delhi to Mumbai flights on the website before travel.

Baggage Allowance for Delhi to Mumbai Flights

For Delhi to Mumbai flights, you get 7 kgs of cabin baggage with every fare type on this route. Check-in baggage allowance is where the fares diverge, ranging from 0 kg on Lite to 20 kg on Flex.

Note: Passengers travelling on the Xpress Lite fare receive a 7 kg cabin baggage allowance and no complimentary check-in baggage. If required, check-in baggage can be added later through the official website or app at discounted rates, which are generally lower than airport counter charges. 

Note: Air India Express Business/Biz product may vary depending on aircraft type and route.

Lost, Delayed or Damaged Baggage on Delhi to Mumbai Flights

If your baggage is missing, delayed, or damaged, report it at the airport before leaving the arrivals area. Visit the airline’s Baggage/Lost & Found desk, file a Property Irregularity Report (PIR), and keep the PIR reference for follow-up.

• Checked baggage can be treated as delayed while the airline attempts to locate and return it. If your baggage is not recovered within 21 days, it is generally treated as lost under applicable rules.
• For a damaged bag, report visible damage before leaving the airport and retain your PIR. Depending on the circumstances, repair, replacement, or other remedies may apply. 

Note: If you lost a personal item inside the terminal building, such as at security, seating areas, or restrooms rather than checked-in luggage, visit the general Mumbai Airport Lost & Found Service desk located in the Ground Transportation Lobby on Level 1 of Terminal 2, or next to the Airport Police Station in Terminal 1 Departures.

Flight Delayed or Cancelled? Know Your Rights

Passengers on Delhi to Mumbai flights are protected by DGCA rules on delays, cancellations, and denied boarding.

• Cancelled flights: 

  Eligible passengers may be offered an alternate flight or a full refund. Compensation may also apply, depending on the circumstances.

• At the airport: 

  Passengers waiting for an alternate flight may be entitled to meals and refreshments, where applicable.

• Delayed flights: 

  Depending on the delay and flight duration, passengers may receive meals, refreshments, an alternate flight or refund, and hotel accommodation with transfers if an overnight stay is required.

• Force majeure: 

  Compensation may not apply when disruptions result from extraordinary circumstances beyond the airline’s control, such as severe weather, air traffic restrictions, airport closures, security threats, or natural disasters.

For more details, you can check your passenger rights before travelling. 

What Documents Do You Need to Fly from Delhi to Mumbai with AIX?

For Delhi to Mumbai flights, you need a government-issued photo ID is required at check-in and at the boarding gate. Accepted documents include:

• Aadhaar Card

• Passport

• Voter ID Card

• Driving Licence

• PAN Card with photograph

• Government-issued employee identity card with photograph

Security Check-in & Airport Guidelines

Reach Terminal 1 at least 2 hours before departure. Baggage drop closes 60 minutes before, and the boarding gate shuts 25 minutes before. Remove laptops and liquids from hand baggage at the security screening point. Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less inside a transparent resealable bag.

Delhi Airport Information

Mumbai Airport Information

Origin Airport Transfer and Connectivity

Delhi Airport Connectivity

Terminal 1 is approximately 16 km from Connaught Place via NH48. The Delhi Metro Airport Express Line connects Terminal 3 to New Delhi Railway Station in around 20 minutes, with a free shuttle bus linking T1 to T3. Pre-paid taxis and app-based cabs, including Ola and Uber, serve the terminal directly.

Mumbai Airport Connectivity

BOM is approximately 26 km from South Mumbai via the Western Express Highway. Pre-paid taxis and app-based cabs, including Ola and Uber, are available outside Terminal 2. Mumbai Metro and Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport bus services connect the airport to the western suburbs. NMI is in Navi Mumbai across the harbour from South Mumbai; passengers arriving here should factor in additional transfer time to central or western Mumbai.

Best Time to Travel to Mumbai

Mumbai enjoys its winter season from October to February, with pleasant temperatures between 15°C and 30°C and low humidity that suits sightseeing and outdoor activities well. The city heats up during summer, from March to May, as temperatures rise between 25°C and 35°C alongside growing humidity and sunny skies. Monsoon season arrives from June to September, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall, high humidity, and lush green landscapes across the city.

Which Is the Best Place to Stay in Mumbai?

Mumbai stretches a long way from north to south, so where you stay can make a big difference. Pick the right neighbourhood, and you'll spend more time exploring the city and less time sitting in traffic.

Things to Do in Mumbai

Mumbai rewards visitors who move past the obvious and spend time in the parts of the city locals actually use.

• Haji Ali Dargah: 

  A 15th-century mosque and dargah located on a tidal islet in the Arabian Sea. Accessible by a causeway at low tide, it is one of Mumbai's most iconic landmarks.

• Dharavi: 

  Walking tours through this densely populated neighbourhood cover leather goods, recycling, pottery, and food production, offering visitors a closer look at one of Asia's most active informal economies.

• Crawford Market: 

  A Victorian-era covered market near CST Station, known for fresh produce, dry fruits, and imported goods. It is housed in a building designed by William Emerson and features notable stone bas-reliefs.

• Elephanta Island: 

  A UNESCO World Heritage Site reached by ferry from the Gateway of India, famous for its 6th- to 8th-century rock-cut cave temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.

• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya: 

  One of India's leading museums, located in the Fort area. It houses collections of art, archaeology, and natural history within a grand Indo-Saracenic building.

• Marine Drive: 

  A 3.6 km seafront promenade in South Mumbai, especially popular at sunset when its curved line of lights creates the famous "Queen's Necklace" effect.

• Kala Ghoda Arts District:

  A vibrant cultural hub known for its galleries, design studios, independent cafés, and the annual Kala Ghoda Arts Festival held every February.