Mumbai to Phuket Flights - Fares starting from ₹29,562

  • Flight Time~4h 50m direct
  • AirlinesIndiGo, Akasa Air

Mumbai to Phuket flights operate non-stop, connecting Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) directly with Phuket International Airport (HKT) in around 4 hours 50 minutes. IndiGo and Akasa Air currently fly this route daily and additional carriers are expected to add capacity on the sector later this year. Phuket is Thailand's largest island and one of Southeast Asia's most popular beach destinations, known for Patong, Karon and Kata beaches as well as easy boat access to the Phi Phi Islands and James Bond Island. The non-stop flight makes it one of the more convenient Southeast Asian beach getaways from Mumbai.

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Airlines flying Mumbai to Phuket

IndiGo and Akasa Air both operate non-stop Mumbai to Phuket flights, giving travellers a same-plane option without the need to connect through Bangkok or Singapore. Frequency currently sits at roughly one flight a day per carrier, though this is set to widen, with additional airlines due to begin service on this route later in 2026. When comparing Mumbai to Phuket flight options, it helps to look beyond the headline fare at baggage allowance, meal inclusions and departure timing, since early-morning departures from Mumbai are common on this route. Checking whether a fare is refundable or date-changeable is also worth doing before booking, particularly during Phuket's busier winter season.

Mumbai to Phuket Flight Duration & Best Time to Fly

The non-stop Mumbai to Phuket flight duration runs at approximately 4 hours 50 minutes, covering just over 3,000 kilometres across the Andaman Sea. Actual flight time can vary by around 15 to 20 minutes depending on winds and the specific carrier operating the sector. Phuket is workable as a destination through most of the year, though November to April brings the driest, most reliable weather for beaches and island-hopping before the monsoon season sets in between May and October. Fares and seat availability on Mumbai to Phuket flights tend to tighten around the winter holiday period, so booking a few weeks ahead generally helps secure better timing and pricing.

Mumbai to Phuket Airport Tips

At Mumbai, this route typically departs from Terminal 2, so allow the standard international check-in buffer of around 3 hours, particularly for an early-morning departure slot. Carry a copy of your booking confirmation and check current Thailand entry requirements before you leave, since arrival formalities can change from time to time. Phuket International Airport sits around 30 to 45 minutes from the main beach areas of Patong and Karon by taxi or pre-booked transfer. Immigration queues can build up during peak season, so having your Thailand Digital Arrival Card and accommodation details ready before landing helps things move faster.

Explore Phuket Tour Packages

Phuket offers travellers a mix of beaches, island-hopping and nightlife, with popular stops including Patong Beach, the Phi Phi Islands, James Bond Island and Phang Nga Bay. Its short flying distance from Krabi also makes it easy to combine with a wider southern Thailand itinerary. Veena World's Thailand tour packages bring together accommodation, meals, sightseeing, transfers and the services of an experienced tour manager, depending on the selected package, covering popular stops such as Phuket, Krabi, Bangkok and Pattaya. Guests opting for a Joining & Leaving tour can book their Mumbai to Phuket flights separately based on the tour's reporting and departure timings.

Your Questions About Booking Flights, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. IndiGo and Akasa Air both operate non-stop Mumbai to Phuket flights, with additional carriers expected to begin service on this route later in 2026.
The non-stop Mumbai to Phuket flight takes approximately 4 hours 50 minutes, covering just over 3,000 kilometres across the Andaman Sea.
Indian passport holders currently benefit from Thailand's visa-free entry arrangement, though it is worth confirming the latest rules and completing the Thailand Digital Arrival Card before you travel.
November to April is Phuket's dry season, offering the most reliable beach weather. The monsoon between May and October brings more rain, though flights continue year-round.
Phuket International Airport is roughly 30 to 45 minutes by road from Patong and Karon, depending on traffic; prepaid taxi and transfer counters are available at arrivals.
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