Cheap flights to Mumbai (BOM) from London Heathrow (LHR)

London Heathrow to Mumbai Cheapest Fares

The lowest fare found from London Heathrow (LHR) to Mumbai (BOM) was £469 with Swiss, the cheapest direct flight was £494 with Air India, while Business Class was £1233 with Air France. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Mumbai obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Mumbai, please enter your travel requirements in the search form above, and click the search button.

London Heathrow to Mumbai Route Info

The flying time from London Heathrow to Mumbai is on average 8 hours 4 minutes

Flights to Mumbai from London Heathrow are available direct with Jet Airways, Air India and British Airways

Most flights to Mumbai depart London Heathrow in the Evening

The distance between London Heathrow and Mumbai is approximately 4478 miles

London Heathrow currently has four operational terminals (as Terminal 2 is closed for renovation) and is the largest hub in the UK

Hotels such as the Arora Heathrow, Holiday Inn Heathrow and Renaissance Hotel Heathrow are served by the convenient Heathrow Hoppa shuttle bus

Heathrow is easily accessible by train and London Underground, and by road from the M4 and M25

Meet Mumbai in panoramic glory

Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is the richest city in India, and a city of cultural blends, with slums, colonial relics and magnificent Art Deco architecture to be found in abundance. With 20.5 million people populating this conglomerate of islands on the west coast of India, Mumbai is the cultural and commercial centre of India, and the birthplace of Bollywood.

Mumbai knows film, and celebrate their passion for it in style, with an impressive number of cinema halls across the city, and the world's largest IMAX dome theatre can be found in the Wadala neighbourhood. The established Mumbai Film Festival takes places annually in the autumn and is a feast for international film lovers, screening over 140 films in a variety of intriguing venues.

Mumbai’s rich cultural history is celebrated throughout the year by spectacular festivals, mostly with prominent religious meanings. Arguably the most important in the Hindu religion is the spectacular Diwali, or Festival of Lights. Every Hindu home in Mumbai will light lamps and lanterns in celebration, with an awe-inspiring public firework display to top it off at Chowpatty beach.

A more unusual celebration is Nag Panchami, otherwise known as Snake Day. Held every August, the streets of Mumbai will be lined with snake charmers, to celebrate Hinduism’s dual attitude to adoration and appeasement.

Film, more festivals than you know what to do with, a stunning variety of fabulous restaurants and an amazing blend of cultures brings Mumbai right up there for a must-see city. You can fly direct with British Airways from London Heathrow to Mumbai.