Mumbai airport is the busiest in the Indian Subcontinent. The Mumbai-Delhi route was recently ranked by Official Airline Guide (OAG) as the seventh-busiest domestic route in the world, based on the number of flights per week. The airport along with Delhi's Indira Gandhi Airport is the primary international gateway to India and served by 46 international airlines. It is the primary hub for Air India and Jet Airways and also serves as a secondary hub for a few other airlines, including Indian Airlines, Jet Lite, Go Air, Air Deccan, SpiceJet, IndiGo Airlines and Kingfisher Airlines. International traffic peaks late in the night, whilst peak domestic traffic is before 10:00. Nevertheless, at least 45% of traffic flows between 10:00 and 18:30 daily.

This airport, along with airports in Delhi, Chennai and Bangalore, handles more than 50% of the passengers in India. In the 11 months between April 2006 and February 2007, Mumbai airport handled 180,000 landings and takeoffs and over 20 million passengers, with a total of 13.56 million domestic air passengers and 6.73 million international passengers. It registered a 21.28% growth in passenger traffic over the previous year 2005-06, when the figure was 17.6 million passengers.

Airlines and Destinations

Destinations by Airline

Terminal 1 - Domestic

Terminal 1A

Airlines operating at Terminal 1A

Terminal 1B

Airlines operating at Terminal 1B

Terminal 1C ( Under Construction and to be opened 2009 )

Terminal -2 International

Terminal 2 A - Under Reconstruction.

Terminal 2B.

Terminal 2C

Cargo Operators