London to
Delhi
Mon, Aug 10, 26
Economy From
GBP 300*
One Way
London to
Aurangabad
Mon, Aug 31, 26
Economy From
GBP 357*
One Way
London to
Bengaluru
Mon, Aug 17, 26
Economy From
GBP 313*
One Way
London to
Bhubaneswar
Sun, Aug 23, 26
Economy From
GBP 353*
One Way
London to
Chennai
Sun, Aug 23, 26
Economy From
GBP 298*
One Way
London to
Coimbatore
Tue, Aug 11, 26
Economy From
GBP 358*
One Way
London to
Amritsar
Mon, Aug 17, 26
Economy From
GBP 446*
One Way
London to
Ahmedabad
Mon, Aug 31, 26
Economy From
GBP 388*
One Way
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 24 hours and may no longer be available at time of booking.
Travel from London to India does not need to feel difficult. With Air India, you can plan routes, review schedules, and prepare for travel in a structured way. Check London to India flights today and plan your next visit to your family or favourite Indian destination. Based on the available options, you can choose a travel option that fits your plans.
We offer flight options across different dates and Indian cities. To plan better, you can review schedules early. This helps you to choose fares that align with your travel needs and timing.
To book flights from London to India, you can use our website to search routes and view schedules. The booking steps are clear and easy to follow. This helps you to plan travel and manage your booking in one place.
Flights from London connect to many cities across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The London to India flight time depends on the destination and the route selected. Direct flights take around 8 to 9 hours.
Choosing Air India helps you to plan international travel in an organised way.
Direct access to Indian cities
We operate direct flights from London to several cities in India. This allows travellers to plan journeys without route changes.
Single booking journey
You can use one platform to manage schedules and booking details. This helps to keep travel information in one place.
Familiar onboard experience
We aim to offer a consistent cabin experience with Indian service elements. This supports comfort during long flights.
Support for onward travel
Our network allows connections within India. This helps travellers to plan visits to more than one city.
Booking with us supports clarity and planning across the journey.
Booking and management tools: We allow you to view details and make changes when needed. This helps you to stay informed before departure.
Onboard comfort: We focus on seating and cabin service suited for long-haul travel. This helps passengers to remain comfortable during the flight.
International connectivity: Our routes connect multiple regions. This helps travellers to plan travel beyond a single destination.
India is a country with a variety of cultures, languages and ways of life. Each part of the country feels different, from large cities to smaller towns and rural areas. Travellers often visit India to spend time with family, explore culture or experience daily life across regions. Food, traditions and local routines vary as you move from place to place.
Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi – DEL)
Delhi airport serves as a major entry point for international travel. It connects northern India with global destinations.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Mumbai – BOM)
Mumbai airport connects western India with international cities and supports a wide range of domestic and international routes across the country.
Kempegowda International Airport (Bengaluru – BLR)
Bengaluru airport serves southern India and supports international and domestic connectivity. The airport continues to expand its infrastructure to manage growing passenger traffic.
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (Hyderabad – HYD)
Hyderabad airport supports international and domestic travel. It also handles cargo operations. The airport connects the central and southern regions of India.
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (Ahmedabad – AMD)
Ahmedabad airport serves Gujarat and nearby regions and supports international travel to select destinations.
These are some of the well-known tourist hotspots in India:
Delhi and nearby heritage sites
Jaipur and Udaipur in Rajasthan
Goa and coastal regions
Kerala backwaters and hill areas
Varanasi and riverfront areas
Agra and the Taj Mahal
Many travellers choose to visit India between October and March. These months offer suitable weather in most regions. This period works well for city travel and sightseeing.
India offers accommodation across different budgets and travel styles. Travellers can choose from hotels, serviced apartments, homestays and heritage properties. Many cities also offer short-stay options near transport hubs. Accommodation is widely available in major cities and tourist areas. This helps you plan stays based on location and comfort needs.
Remember the following before you travel to India:
Carry copies of travel documents to keep them secure.
Use authorised transport services while travelling locally.
Drink sealed bottled water during travel.
Plan daily movement with time for traffic and distance.
A valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity.
A confirmed Air India e-ticket or booking reference.
A valid Indian visa or entry permission, if applicable.
Supporting documents for immigration checks.
Travellers from the United Kingdom need a valid visa to enter India. Most UK passport holders apply for an Indian e-Visa online before travel. The application usually requires a passport, a recent photograph and travel details. After approval, the e-Visa is sent by email and must be shown at departure and arrival.
We operate direct flights from London to select cities in India. These non-stop services allow you to travel without intermediate stops. Travellers often prefer direct flights when they want a single-leg journey for long-distance travel.
London is a global city with strong international flight links. It serves as a common departure point for long-haul travel. It supports travellers with multiple airports and transport options.
The major airports in London are as follows:
London Heathrow Airport (LHR): Heathrow supports long-haul international routes, including flights to India.
London Gatwick Airport (LGW): Gatwick handles international travel and serves both leisure and long-distance routes.
