MUMBAI AIRPORT
Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International and Domestic airports are 30 km and 25 km (respectively) north of the city. Mumbai airport is India’s largest (spread over an area of 1,450 acres) and most important aviation hub. The heavy traffic means that the journey into the city centre can be very long, extremely frustrating and if you are trying to catch a flight rather scary. Therefore if you are only in transit for one night it is a good idea to remain in the airport area.

Note: The International airport was formerly called Sahar Airport and the domestic, Santa Cruz and they are often still referred to under the old names.