Toronto to Mumbai Flights - Fares starting from ₹63,467

  • Flight Time~15h direct (seasonal from 25 Oct 2026) / one-stop via Delhi
  • AirlinesAir India (seasonal non-stop), Air Canada, Lufthansa, British Airways

Air India is introducing a seasonal non-stop Toronto to Mumbai service from 25 October 2026, flying three times a week on a Boeing 777-300ER with a flight duration expected to run shorter than the outbound leg due to tailwinds, at approximately 15 hours. Outside this winter season, the route connects once, typically via Delhi or a European hub such as London or Frankfurt, on carriers including Air Canada, Lufthansa and British Airways. Mumbai is the usual arrival point for travellers beginning a wider India holiday, from Maharashtra's coastline to destinations further afield such as Kerala, Rajasthan and Goa.

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Airlines flying Toronto to Mumbai

From 25 October 2026, Air India operates a seasonal non-stop Toronto to Mumbai flight three times a week, using a Boeing 777-300ER on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday departures. Outside this period, travellers typically connect once via Delhi, where Air India also operates a separate non-stop Delhi to Toronto flight in the opposite direction. Air Canada has also operated seasonal non-stop service on this route in recent winters, alongside one-stop options via European hubs such as London, Frankfurt or Paris on carriers including British Airways, Lufthansa and Air France. Weighing a seasonal non-stop fare against a one-stop alternative is worth doing before booking, since layover length and total journey time can vary considerably between routings.

Toronto to Mumbai Flight Duration & Best Time to Fly

The seasonal non-stop Toronto to Mumbai flight duration is expected to run at approximately 15 hours, generally faster than the outbound Mumbai to Toronto leg due to tailwinds over the Atlantic and Europe. Connecting itineraries via Delhi or a European hub typically take 19 to 22 hours in total depending on layover length. The non-stop service operates through the winter months, broadly October to March, which also covers a comfortable period for sightseeing across much of India before the pre-monsoon heat builds from March onward. Given the limited weekly frequency of the seasonal flight, booking Toronto to Mumbai flights well ahead of your travel dates is advisable.

Toronto to Mumbai Airport Tips

At Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), check your specific departure terminal in advance since this can vary by airline and given the long-haul nature of the flight, arriving with a generous check-in buffer is worthwhile, particularly during the winter months when weather-related delays are more common. On arrival at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, international flights land at Terminal 2, which offers prepaid taxi counters and app-based cab pickup points. Travellers heading onward to other Indian cities the same day should confirm domestic transfer arrangements in advance, since Terminal 1 handles most domestic departures at Mumbai.

Explore Canada Tour Packages

Toronto is a common gateway for travellers combining a Canada holiday with sightseeing in Niagara Falls, Ottawa and Montreal and many Veena World guests fly this route as part of a longer USA-Canada circuit before returning to Mumbai. Veena World's Canada tour packages bring together accommodation, meals, sightseeing, local transfers and an experienced tour manager, depending on the selected package, making it easier to cover multiple Canadian cities without arranging each stay separately. Guests opting for a Joining & Leaving tour can book their Toronto to Mumbai flights separately based on the tour's reporting and departure timings.

Your Questions About Booking Flights, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Air India begins a seasonal non-stop Toronto to Mumbai flight from 25 October 2026, operating three times a week. Outside this window, the route connects via Delhi or a European hub.
The seasonal non-stop service is expected to take approximately 15 hours, generally faster than the outbound Mumbai to Toronto leg due to tailwinds. Connecting itineraries take 19 to 22 hours in total.
Air India operates the seasonal non-stop service, while Air Canada, Lufthansa and British Airways offer one-stop options via Delhi or European hubs such as London and Frankfurt.
The seasonal non-stop service runs broadly from October to March, arriving in India during a comfortable stretch of weather before the pre-monsoon heat builds from March onward.
Given the limited weekly frequency of the new non-stop service, booking several weeks ahead is advisable, especially around its October 2026 launch when demand is likely to be strong.
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