Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flights

Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flights at a Glance

The non-stop Mumbai to Bhubaneswar flight takes 2 hours 20 minutes. One-stop connecting flights vary more, running from around 6 hours up to roughly 13 hours depending on the layover city and wait time. The aerial distance between Mumbai and Bhubaneswar is approximately 1,200 km.

Note: Confirm the current flight schedule and fare on the official Air India Express website before booking.

Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flight Schedule and Timings 

Air India Express runs a non-stop flight on this route daily, along with connecting options through a hub city. The non-stop timing stays fairly consistent through the year, but connecting itineraries change more often depending on how the airline routes passengers on a given day. Checking the live schedule before you finalise a date is a good idea, especially if a connection is part of your plan.

Mumbai (BOM) to Bhubaneswar (BBI) Flight Schedule

Note: Timings listed above are indicative only and subject to change.

How to Book a Flight Ticket from Mumbai to Bhubaneswar with Air India Express

Booking directly with Air India Express is a short process. Just follow the steps below:

• Enter Details:

  Enter Mumbai (BOM) as departure and Bhubaneswar (BBI) as destination, then select your travel date.

• Compare Flights:

  Compare the non-stop flight against connecting Bhubaneswar flights, since the time difference between the two is significant on this route.

• Select Fare:

  Choose a fare type based on your baggage needs and budget.

• Add Passenger Info:

  Enter passenger details, including date of birth, contact information, and loyalty programme ID if applicable.

• Include Add-ons:

  Add any extras, such as Gourmair meals, extra baggage, or priority handling through Xpress Ahead.

• Pick a Seat:

  Select a seat if available within your fare category.

• Payment:

  Review the fare summary and complete payment.

• Confirmation:

  Your ticket and PNR are sent to your email and registered mobile number once payment is confirmed.

Baggage Allowance and Baggage Rules for Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flights

Every fare type includes 7 kg of cabin baggage, covering one bag and one personal item together. Passengers travelling with cabin baggage only can go straight to security without a check-in counter stop. Duty-free purchases made before boarding count within this same allowance.

Note: Xpress Lite passengers can add check-in baggage online before travel at a lower rate than at the airport counter.

Note: Business/Biz allowances can differ slightly by aircraft type, so confirm what applies to your specific flight.

How to Complete Web Check-in for AIX from Mumbai to Bhubaneswar

Web check-in opens 14 days before departure and stays open until 60 minutes before takeoff, giving you plenty of time to complete it before travel day.

• Step 1:

  Visit the web check-in page.

• Step 2:

  Retrieve your booking using your name, email, mobile number, or PNR.

• Step 3:

  Confirm passengers, choose your seat, and add anything missed during booking.

• Step 4:

  Download your boarding pass to your phone or device.

• Step 5:

  Present it at security and at the boarding gate. Printing isn't required unless you prefer a paper copy.

How to Check Your Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flight Status

Checking flight status before you leave for the airport is worth doing on this route, particularly during the monsoon months when heavy rain around either city can affect departures or arrivals.

• Step 1:

  Open the Flight Status page on the website or app.

• Step 2:

  Enter Mumbai (BOM) as the origin and Bhubaneswar (BBI) as the destination. Or you can enter the flight number. 

• Step 3:

  Click Search. Live status, gate details, and any delay information appear right away.

How to Check Your Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flight Schedule

The flight schedule on the Air India Express website reflects seasonal timetable changes as soon as they are applied.

• Step 1:

  Open the Flight Schedule page.

• Step 2:

  Enter Mumbai (BOM) as departure and Bhubaneswar (BBI) as destination.

• Step 3:

  Click View Schedule to see all flights running on your chosen date.

Documents You Need to Fly from Mumbai to Bhubaneswar 

All passengers must carry a valid, original government-issued photo ID for domestic travel. Photocopies and digital scans are not accepted at security or the boarding gate. 

• Indian Passport

• PAN Card issued by the Income Tax Department

• Voter ID Card (Election Photo Identity Card)

• Driving Licence issued by RTO

• Government-issued Photo ID Card

• Photo Credit Card

• School ID Card (for students, must include photo and school seal)

• Birth Certificate (for infants under 2 years, along with a parent's ID)

   

Note: The name on your ticket must match your ID exactly. Children above 12 years need their own valid photo ID.

Important Travel Tips for Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Passengers

A few things about both ends of this route are worth knowing before you fly.

• Terminal 2 in Mumbai handles a very high volume of passengers, and security queues can build quickly during peak hours. Arrive at least 2 hours before a domestic departure, more during festival periods.
• Bhubaneswar gets heavy rainfall from June through September, and this is the main reason for delays into or out of BBI during those months. Check flight status before leaving home if you're travelling through the monsoon.
• If you're flying around Rath Yatra, expect a rise in both flight demand and road traffic near the airport in the days surrounding the festival.
• Bhubaneswar turns hot and humid from March through May, often crossing 40°C in May, so pack light clothing if travelling during this stretch.
• Complete web check-in ahead of time so it's one less thing to manage alongside baggage drop and security at the airport.
• Weigh your baggage at home before you leave. Adding extra check-in baggage online costs less than paying for it at the counter.
• On a connecting flight with a longer layover, keep essentials such as water, snacks, and any medication in your cabin bag rather than checked luggage.
• Keep your ID and PNR within easy reach through both terminals, since checks can happen at more than one point before boarding.

Security Check-in and Airport Guidelines

Arriving at least 2 hours before a domestic departure gives enough time for check-in, baggage drop, security clearance, and reaching the gate without rushing.

Note: Laptops need to come out for separate screening. Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less, packed in a single transparent resealable bag.

Know Your Airports for Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flight

Knowing which terminal you're headed to at each end makes it easier to plan your transfer and arrival timing.

Note: Some flights on this route also operate from Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI), a separate facility across the harbour. Double-check which Mumbai airport your specific booking uses before you travel.

Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Airport Transfer and Connectivity

• Mumbai Airport Connectivity:

  Terminal 2 is in Andheri East, around 28 km from South Mumbai and about 12 km from Bandra-Kurla Complex. App-based cabs and pre-paid taxis both operate directly from the terminal. Journey time from South Mumbai runs 45 to 60 minutes in normal traffic, and this can go past 90 minutes during evening peak hours, so booking a cab the night before is a good idea for early morning departures.

• Bhubaneswar Airport Connectivity:

  Biju Patnaik International Airport is close to the city, roughly 3 to 6 km from central Bhubaneswar, with the drive usually taking 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic. Pre-paid taxis are available right outside arrivals, and app-based cabs pick up from a designated zone nearby. The airport is also close to Bhubaneswar Railway Station, about 4 to 5 km away, useful if you're connecting onward toward Puri or Cuttack by train.

Flight vs Train vs Bus from Mumbai to Bhubaneswar

A non-stop flight covers the roughly 1,200 km distance in just over two hours. Rail and road options take considerably longer, since there's no direct highway link between the two cities.

Why Choose Air India Express for a Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flight Ticket

Booking directly through the official Air India Express app or website has a real cost advantage on this route. If you're travelling with family, group bookings made under one reservation can bring the fare down further, and students, senior citizens, and defence personnel each qualify for separate discounted fares with a valid ID at check-in. 

• Fastest Travel Time

  : Direct, non-stop flights connect BOM to BBI in just 2 hours and 25 minutes.

• Cheaper "Lite" Fares

  : You can save money by booking Xpress Lite if you only have 7 kg of cabin baggage.

• Premium Budget Business Class

  : The Xpress Biz tier offers leather business seats, hot meals, and a 25 kg baggage limit.

• Hot "Gourmair" Meals

  : You can pre-book fresh, hot multi-cuisine dishes instead of eating cold sandwiches or instant cups.

• Priority "Xpress Ahead" Perks

  : You can pay extra to bypass long lines with fast-track check-in, boarding, and baggage delivery.

• Reliable Tata Group Backing

  : The airline has a refreshed fleet of new aircraft and stronger on-time reliability under Tata management.

What Makes Air India Express a Preferred Choice for Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Flyers

NeuPass, the airline's loyalty programme tied to the wider Tata Neu ecosystem, works in tiers, starting at Aviator and moving up through Explorer, Highflyer, and Jetsetter as you fly more. Each tier unlocks a bigger fare discount and better rates on Business Class, and the top two tiers include free Xpress Ahead priority handling as a standing benefit rather than a paid add-on. NeuCoins earned on eligible bookings can be redeemed across more than a hundred Tata-linked brands, from Croma and BigBasket to Taj Hotels, so frequent flyers on this route end up building value well beyond the ticket itself. Bhubaneswar's own growth as an airport matters here too. It became India's first fully solar-powered airport in 2023, and a link building added between its terminals in 2024 has made onward connections smoother for anyone continuing past Bhubaneswar. Together, these give Mumbai to Bhubaneswar flyers more than just a seat on a plane; they add up to a loyalty structure and airport experience that improves the more you fly the route.

Enjoy Hearty Meals & Ergonomic Seats with AIX

Air India Express transforms the Mumbai-to-Bhubaneswar route into an upscale, comfortable journey through premium seating and gourmet dining. By upgrading to Xpress Biz, guests can sink into plush, premium leather business class seats configured in a spacious 2x2 layout, offering an expansive 58 inches of legroom. The elevated experience continues with our signature Gourmair in-flight dining. Passengers can skip standard snacks for fresh, chef-curated hot dishes. The diverse menu features regional favourites like Chef's Special Chicken Biryani, Paneer Makhani with Vegetable Pulao, and traditional Mini Idlis with Medu Vada, making premium budget travel highly localised and luxurious.

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Earn Exciting Rewards on Every Eligible Booking

Fly with us from Mumbai to Bhubaneswar and turn your travel spend into valuable points. When you book directly on our website or mobile app, we reward you through our unified loyalty ecosystem. You earn valuable NeuCoins through the Tata Neu network. As part of our integrated network, your bookings also help you rack up Maharaja Club Points, accelerating your path to elite airline status and exclusive terminal privileges. Best of all, your earned rewards have zero redemption barriers. You can instantly use them as cash to discount your next flight or spend them across iconic Tata brands for shopping, dining, and hotel stays.

When Is the Best Time to Travel from Mumbai to Bhubaneswar?

October to February is the most comfortable stretch for Bhubaneswar, with mild temperatures that make visiting Puri and Konark far more pleasant than during the hotter months. Mumbai stays reasonably comfortable through most of the year too, apart from its own monsoon from June to September, which can cause occasional delays on departure. March through May turns hot and humid in Bhubaneswar, often crossing 40°C by May, so this window suits business travel more than leisure trips. Festival periods, particularly Rath Yatra and the Diwali to New Year stretch, see a sharp rise in both flight demand and hotel bookings across Odisha.

Quick Season Guide to Plan Your Mumbai to Bhubaneswar Trip

• Winter (October to February): 

  The most comfortable season for Bhubaneswar and the Odisha coastline, with cool, dry weather ideal for temple visits and trips to Puri. This is also the busiest travel window, so booking a few weeks ahead helps.

• Summer (March to May): 

  Bhubaneswar turns hot and humid, often crossing 40°C by May. Leisure travel slows during this period, though business travel continues at a steady pace.

• Monsoon (June to September): 

  Heavy rainfall affects both cities, with Bhubaneswar seeing some of its heaviest showers of the year. Flight delays are more common during this window, so checking status before heading to the airport is worthwhile.

• Post-Monsoon (October): 

  Rain eases off, and temperatures start dropping into the comfortable range that carries through winter. Festive season demand for flights and hotels begins picking up from mid-October.

Top Attractions in Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar, known as the "Temple City of India," offers a rich blend of ancient architecture, spiritual heritage, and natural beauty. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to Jain caves and wildlife sanctuaries, the city attracts history enthusiasts, pilgrims, and nature lovers year-round.

• Lingaraja Temple: 

  This 11th-century architectural marvel dedicated to Lord Shiva is the pinnacle of Kalinga-style temple design. The 55-meter tower dominates the old town skyline and is an active place of worship with elaborate daily rituals and festivals.

• Konark Sun Temple: 

  A UNESCO World Heritage Site located 65 km from Bhubaneswar, this 13th-century temple is designed as a colossal stone chariot with 24 intricately carved wheels. Dedicated to the Sun God Surya, it showcases exquisite sculptures and remains one of India's most iconic monuments.

• Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves: 

  These ancient Jain rock-cut caves dating from the 2nd century BCE are carved into twin hillsides. The site features monastic cells, inscriptions, and sculptural friezes that provide insights into early Jain monasticism and the history of the Kalinga kingdom.

• Dhauli Shanti Stupa: 

  This white peace pagoda marks the site of the Kalinga War in 261 BCE, which transformed Emperor Ashoka. The stupa offers panoramic views of the surrounding plains and features rock edicts inscribed by Ashoka promoting peace and non-violence.

• Nandankanan Zoological Park: 

  Spread across 400 hectares, this zoo and botanical garden is home to white tigers, Asiatic lions, and rare species. It features India's first safari park, a reptile park, and successful breeding programs for endangered species.

Top Attractions in Mumbai

Mumbai, India's financial capital and entertainment hub, offers an eclectic mix of colonial architecture, spiritual sites, coastal promenades, and vibrant cultural experiences.

• Gateway of India: 

  This iconic Indo-Saracenic arch monument built in 1924 commemorates the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India. Located on the Apollo Bunder waterfront, it serves as Mumbai's symbolic landmark and a popular gathering point for locals and tourists.

• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus: 

  A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic railway station built in 1887 showcases stunning Victorian Gothic Revival architecture blended with traditional Indian elements. It serves over 3 million daily commuters and is fully operational as a major transport hub.

• Elephanta Caves: 

  Located on Elephanta Island and accessible via ferry from the Gateway of India, this UNESCO World Heritage Site features rock-cut cave temples dating to the 5th-8th centuries. The caves house magnificent sculptures of Lord Shiva, including the iconic 6-meter Trimurti.

• Marine Drive: 

  Known as the "Queen's Necklace" for its night-time streetlight appearance, this 3.6 km boulevard runs along the Arabian Sea coast. It's a popular promenade for evening walks, connecting Nariman Point to Babulnath, and offers stunning sunset views.

• Haji Ali Dargah: 

  This Indo-Islamic shrine and mosque built in 1431 sits on an islet off the Worli coast, connected by a narrow causeway accessible only during low tide. It houses the tomb of Muslim saint Pir Haji Ali Shah Bukhari and attracts thousands of devotees daily.