Navi Mumbai to Delhi Flights - Fares starting from ₹5,690

  • Flight Time~2h 10m direct
  • AirlinesIndiGo, Air India Express, Akasa Air

Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI), the newly opened second airport serving the Mumbai metropolitan region, operates non-stop flights to Delhi in around 2 hours 10 minutes. Distinct from Mumbai's older Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, NMI has quickly added connections to major metros since starting operations; Delhi is among its best-served routes. For travellers heading north, Delhi opens onto the Golden Triangle circuit of Agra and Jaipur along with Rajasthan's forts and the Himachal hill stations, making a Navi Mumbai to Delhi flight a practical first leg for a longer North India holiday.

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Airlines flying Navi Mumbai to Delhi

IndiGo, Air India Express and Akasa Air all operate non-stop Navi Mumbai to Delhi flights, making this one of the busier routes out of the new airport since its opening. Multiple daily departures are already available across these three carriers, giving travellers a reasonable spread of morning and evening options. Since Navi Mumbai International Airport is still expanding its schedule, it is worth comparing departure times and fare classes across airlines rather than assuming timings will stay fixed. Checking whether a fare includes checked baggage and confirming your terminal at NMI in advance can save time, particularly while the airport's processes are still settling in.

Navi Mumbai to Delhi Flight Duration & Best Time to Fly

The non-stop Navi Mumbai to Delhi flight duration runs at approximately 2 hours 10 minutes, in line with other flights connecting the Mumbai region to the capital. Actual timing can vary slightly depending on the specific airline, time of day and prevailing air traffic at either end. Delhi is a comfortable year-round destination, though October to March brings cooler, more pleasant weather for sightseeing before the summer heat sets in. Travellers planning to continue onward to Rajasthan or the Himachal hill stations often time their Navi Mumbai to Delhi flight around a same-day onward connection, so it helps to check Delhi airport's onward links before booking. Since NMI's schedule is still growing, booking a few weeks ahead can help secure a more convenient departure slot.

Navi Mumbai to Delhi Airport Tips

As Navi Mumbai International Airport is newly operational, allow extra time for check-in and security rather than assuming the quicker processing times of a long-established airport. Confirm your terminal and access route to NMI in advance, since ground transport and signage around the airport are still being built out as the surrounding infrastructure catches up. On arrival in Delhi, terminal varies by airline, so confirm this before you land, particularly if you're being picked up or catching an onward flight. Indira Gandhi International Airport offers metro connectivity and prepaid taxi counters into the city; both are straightforward options for travellers arriving on a Navi Mumbai to Delhi flight without a lot of luggage.

Explore Delhi Group Tour Packages

Landing in Delhi opens up one of India's most popular travel circuits; a Navi Mumbai to Delhi flight is often the starting point for a longer North India holiday rather than the destination itself. Delhi offers convenient onward access to the Golden Triangle, Rajasthan's palace cities and the hill stations of Himachal Pradesh. Veena World's Delhi tour packages bring sightseeing, accommodation, meals and the services of a tour manager together in one planned itinerary. Guests can choose from heritage tours, hill-station holidays and longer Rajasthan circuits based on the kind of trip they wish to plan.

Your Questions About Booking Flights, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. IndiGo, Air India Express and Akasa Air all operate non-stop Navi Mumbai to Delhi flights, with multiple daily departures already available since the airport's launch.
The non-stop flight takes approximately 2 hours 10 minutes, though actual timing can vary slightly by airline and air traffic conditions.
No. NMI is a separate, newly opened airport serving the greater Mumbai region, distinct from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM).
October to March offers the most comfortable weather for Delhi sightseeing. Booking a few weeks ahead is advisable while NMI's flight schedule is still expanding.
Yes. Delhi is the standard gateway for the Golden Triangle, Rajasthan and the Himachal hill stations, making it a practical first flight from Navi Mumbai heading north.
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