With the relationship between UK and India evolving over the decades, traveling to London is a stimulating experience. Our endeavor is to provide you with world class services to make your journey hassle free and memorable. In addition to Economy class, we offer Executive and First class seats where one can enjoy the 5-star experience in the sky.
Air India has introduced multiple flights between Mumbai and London to provide greater connectivity between the two cities. The 5 additional flights on this route will become operational from 30th October 2022.
Additionally, 3 flights will be added from Delhi and 1 from Ahmedabad from 30th October 2022. Air India is also bringing back wide-body and narrow-body aircrafts, in addition to leasing new ones to ensure stronger connectivity for journeys to global destinations and international events. With our flights, travelers can also expect crew members to converse in Indian languages, allowing seamless and easy conversations to make your journey memorable.
Air India is one of the premier airlines, with a network spanning across USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Far East, south-east Asia, Australia and the Gulf. Being a Star Alliance member, travelers can access 26 foreign airlines loyalty programmes that are linked with ours. Adding the maximum number of flights from Mumbai to London Heathrow is just the first step towards customer commitment.
London has something to offer to every traveler – be it rich history or ultra modern cityscapes. From exploring the Buckingham Palace where Elizabeth II resided since her coronation to theaters where top artists perform to shop from top global brands to luscious parks to pubs and restaurants that offer you best of the cuisines – the exploration is never ending. Taking a night ride on the London Eye, overseeing the Thames and having a beautiful view of the central city is a sight to behold. Amplifying the experience with theater and music culture of London doubling up with vivid restaurants offering international cuisine experience is only the cherry on top.
With Air India, you can book tickets to London and choose the experiences you want to enjoy there. Visit https://www.visitlondon.com/ to make travel arrangements for London.
Baggage Allowance Economy class 2 pcs, 23 kg each | Business class 2 pcs, 32 kg each | First class 2 pcs, 32 kg each |
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London Heathrow Airport is London's largest airport and the third busiest in Europe. The airport has three terminals; the two older terminals are Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, while Terminal 3 opened in June 2018. It has more than 45 separate airlines operating flights from Heathrow, 23 of which are international airlines to 177 destinations across 50 countries, with over 60 scheduled daily departures. The airport handles about 100 million passengers a year with over 80 airline companies using Heathrow and has 60 other airlines using its heliport or private aviation every year over 3 billion people on all continents from 0 to 80
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Flights would be introduced between October and December 2022.
Yes, Air India flys weekly between Mumbai and Heathrow.
The flights are operational now, travellers can book any time they are comfortable.
The code for Mumbai is: BOM The code for London is: LHR
Yes, you have to book a ticket for infants, for which you will be charged the infant fare.
International flights fly from Terminal 2 of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Operated by Adani Group, the airport is a state-of-art facility that houses multiple restaurants and lounges, shopping areas and play area for kids.
Rental cars, cabs and auto rickshaws
Strollers for babies and child-care facility
Prayer rooms
Intercity bus and metro services
Shuttle services for inter-terminal travel
Flights would be introduced between October and December 2022.
Yes, Air India flys weekly between Mumbai and Heathrow.
The flights are operational now, travellers can book any time they are comfortable.
The code for Mumbai is: BOM The code for London is: LHR
Yes, you have to book a ticket for infants, for which you will be charged the infant fare.
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