Delhi to Mumbai Flight: Time, Distance & Fares
A non-stop Delhi to Mumbai flight takes about 2 hours and 25 minutes to cover the 1,138 km air distance. Five airlines fly this route directly. When we checked Google Flights on 26 October 2026, the lowest one-way fare we found was ₹6,317 for travel on Mon 9 Nov.
Understanding the Route
If you are searching for a flight from Delhi to Bombay, note that while the city is now Mumbai, the destination airport code remains BOM.
The standard Delhi to Mumbai flight time is 2 hours and 25 minutes. Winter fog in Delhi (December to February) or monsoon rains in Mumbai (June to September) can occasionally impact these travel times.
Key Takeaways for Delhi to Mumbai Travellers
- Flight Time: Approximately 2 hours and 25 minutes non-stop.
- Air Distance: 1,138 km between DEL and BOM.
Which Airlines Fly Non-Stop from DEL to BOM?
You can choose from five carriers for your direct trip. Note that Vistara merged into Air India in November 2024, so those services are now booked and operated under Air India.
Airline Choices
IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India, Akasa Air, and Air India Express all operate non-stop flights on this route.
Your choice of airline will determine your departure terminal in Delhi and what baggage or meals are included in your base fare.
| Airline | Lowest Fare We Found* | Non-stop Time | Meals | Cabin Bag | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IndiGoFrequent Options | from ₹6,317 | 2h 25m | Bought on board | 7 kg | budget travellers |
| SpiceJetLow Cost | from ₹6,617 | 2h 20m | Bought on board | 7 kg | light packers |
| Air IndiaFull Service | from ₹6,730 | 2h 25m | Included | 8 kg | extra baggage |
| Akasa AirNewer Fleet | from ₹6,854 | 2h 25m | Bought on board | 7 kg | standard economy |
| Air India ExpressValue Fares | from ₹6,926 | 2h 30m | Bought on board | 7 kg | budget travel |
*Lowest one-way economy fare we saw for that airline on Google Flights on 26 October 2026 across our sample travel dates. Fares change daily with demand, booking date and fare type.
Delhi to Mumbai Flight Rate List & Ticket Prices
We checked Google Flights on 26 October 2026 to see what you might pay for a one-way, economy ticket for one adult. These exact rupee amounts are tied to the dates we checked and will change.
Fares Checked on 26 October 2026
For travel on Mon 9 Nov, the lowest one-way fare we found was ₹6,317; Google Flights called ₹5,000–₹7,400 typical for that date.
For travel on Mon 11 Jan, the lowest one-way fare we found was ₹6,962; Google Flights called ₹5,300–₹6,000 typical for that date.
Lowest Fares by Airline
The lowest IndiGo non-stop fare we saw across these dates was ₹6,317. The lowest SpiceJet non-stop fare we saw across these dates was ₹6,617.
The lowest Air India non-stop fare we saw across these dates was ₹6,730, while the lowest Akasa Air non-stop fare we saw across these dates was ₹6,854. Finally, the lowest Air India Express non-stop fare we saw across these dates was ₹6,926.
Key Takeaways for Delhi to Mumbai Travellers
- Lowest Found: ₹6,317 (Checked 26 Oct 2026 for 9 Nov travel).
- Typical Range: ₹5,000–₹7,400 for early November travel.
Booking Your DEL-BOM Trip & Business Class Options
Air India offers business class on this route, and you can check return flights from Mumbai to Delhi.
Premium Travel
If you are looking for a Delhi to Mumbai flight business class ticket, Air India is your primary non-stop option since the Vistara merger. They offer dedicated premium cabins on this route.
For those planning a round trip, you can easily check options for return flights from Mumbai to Delhi.
Terminal & Airline Updates for Delhi and Mumbai
Mumbai Airport Terminal 1 closed in October 2026, moving all domestic flights to Terminal 2, while Delhi departures are split between T1 and T3.
Mumbai Airport Changes
Mumbai Airport (BOM) Terminal 1 closed on October 25, 2026, for a 4-year redevelopment. All domestic flights have moved to Terminal 2.
Additionally, the new Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI) is opening/active, with airlines like Air India Express starting to shift some flights there. Check your ticket carefully to see if you land at BOM or NMI.
Delhi Departures
At Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), IndiGo flights are split across terminals. The 6E 6000 series and most low-cost carriers use T1. Air India domestic flights (except the 1000-1999 series) use T3.
Used by SpiceJet, Akasa Air, Air India Express, and specific IndiGo flights (6E 6000 series).
Used primarily by Air India for its domestic operations.
All domestic flights now arrive here following the closure of Terminal 1 in October 2026.
Baggage Allowances for Delhi-Mumbai Routes
Most airlines offer 15 kg of checked baggage, but several now sell 'lite' fares that only allow cabin bags. Check your ticket type carefully.
Standard and Lite Fares
IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India Express offer special lite fares (0 kg checked bag) for travellers who only need a cabin bag. Air India includes 15 kg as standard on their lowest fares.
It is currently uncertain if Akasa Air plans to introduce a 0 kg lite fare in the near future, so please check with the airline directly when booking.
| Airline | Cabin Bag | Check-in (Standard Fare) | Lite / Cabin-only Fare | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air India | 8 kg | 15 kg | No | Lowest fare includes 15 kg. |
| IndiGo | 7 kg | 15 kg | Yes | IndiGo Lite allows 0 kg checked. |
| SpiceJet | 7 kg | 15 kg | Yes | Hand Baggage Only fare available. |
| Akasa Air | 7 kg | 15 kg | No | Lowest is 15 kg; check airline website for updates. |
| Air India Express | 7 kg | 15 kg | Yes | Xpress Lite allows 0 kg checked. |
Excess Baggage: Check the airline website for excess baggage fees and policies.
Common Mistakes on the Delhi-Mumbai Route
Common mistakes include going to the closed Mumbai Terminal 1 or the wrong Delhi terminal for IndiGo flights.
Terminal Confusion
Assuming you land at Mumbai T1 is a major mistake, as it closed in October 2026. All domestic arrivals are now at T2.
In Delhi, failing to check which terminal your IndiGo flight departs from can lead to missed flights, as they operate from multiple terminals depending on the flight number.
Key Takeaways for Delhi to Mumbai Travellers
- Check Terminals: Verify DEL departure terminal; BOM is now T2 only.
- Weather Delays: Plan for winter fog in Delhi and summer monsoons in Mumbai.
Advice for Different DEL-BOM Travellers
Business travellers can use Air India's premium cabins, while budget flyers can save with 0 kg lite fares.
Business Travellers
Air India offers business class seating and included meals. The Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line) now connects CSMIA T2, making it easier to reach South Mumbai offices.
Budget Flyers
Look for 'lite' fares on IndiGo, SpiceJet, or Air India Express if you are only carrying a 7 kg cabin bag. This is often the cheapest way to fly.
Pre-Flight Checklist for Delhi to Mumbai
Confirm your departure terminal, pack within baggage limits, and carry valid ID.
- Confirm your departure terminal in Delhi (T1 or T3).
- Check the airline website for web check-in requirements.
- Pack your cabin bag under 7 kg (8 kg for Air India).
- Check the airport website for valid ID requirements.
- Check if your flight lands at BOM (Terminal 2) or the new NMI airport.
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