International Airport, Mumbai

Located in Santa Cruz, The Chattrapathi Shivaji International Airport of Mumbai is within 35 kilometers to central Mumbai. As one of South Asia’s principal aviation hubs, it is also India’s busiest one. Nearly 50 global airlines provide their services to Mumbai’s airport in consideration of its important position on international air routes. Moreover, the airport is well connected to other parts of India by air and land routes making it a convenient portal to the country.

The Chattrapathi Shivaji International Airport has two principal terminals while a third international terminal is under construction. The domestic terminal (Santa Cruz) and the international terminal (Sahar) formerly functioned as two separate airports. Following the merger the hub was re-named after a heroic Maratha emperor of the 17th century. The two terminals are situated within a 10-15 minutes drive from each other although they share air facilities. Shuttle services are provided between the two by the Indian Airport Authority assuring the convenience of connecting passengers.

The arrival section of the international terminal houses immigration, baggage retrieval and customs services at the very entrance. Facilities for booking hotels and obtaining pre-paid vehicles as well as banks and phone booths are located beyond the customs area. The departure section contains several boutiques and restaurants in addition to the general services. The easy convenience and friendly personnel of the Mumbai International Airport has led to its winning several prestigious awards including “The Best Airport in India”.

The Mumbai International Airport is located simply 30 minutes away from The Leela Kempinski Mumbai which provides a serene abode at a central location. Thus, the best of Mumbai hotel accommodation can be easily accessed on arriving at this pulsating metropolis.