Cheap flights from Warsaw to Mumbai

March is the cheapest month on this route, so if your dates are flexible, aim for it. The price calendar covers September through July and leaves August out, so late summer is harder to compare. Fares rise around major holidays and school breaks in both Poland and India, so book early if your trip falls in those weeks. Midweek departures usually cost less than weekend ones, and Tuesday and Wednesday tend to be the quietest days to leave Warsaw.

No airline flies Warsaw to Mumbai non-stop, so every itinerary here involves at least one connection, usually through the Gulf or a European hub. Air Arabia is the low-cost option on the list, while Kuwait Airways, Etihad, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, Swiss, Lufthansa, Air France and KLM are full-service carriers. HI Fly Transportes Aereo also appears among the airlines serving the route. What is included differs by carrier, so check whether your fare covers a checked bag and meals before you pay, especially on low-cost tickets where extras add up. Always look at the layover, since a long stop can turn a cheap fare into a tiring trip.

Mumbai has one main gateway, Chhatrapati S Maharaj, and it sits some way north of the city centre, so allow time for the transfer. The usual ways into town are a prepaid taxi, a ride-hailing app, the suburban train line that stops near the airport, and airport buses. Traffic in Mumbai can be heavy at almost any hour, so a journey that looks short on the map may take much longer in practice. Keep small change handy for the taxi, and confirm the fare before you set off. If you land late at night, pre-book your transfer rather than sorting it out on arrival.

Currency

INR (₹)

Power sockets

Type C, D, G · 230 V

Language

English, Hindi

Emergency number

112, 100, 101

Calling code

+91

Internet domain

.in, .بھارت

Population of Mumbai

15.4 M (2018)

Time zone

UTC+05:30 (Asia/Kolkata)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check whether your flight leaves from Chopin or Modlin, since Warsaw has two airports and they are not close to each other.
• Confirm what baggage is included, especially on low-cost fares where only a small cabin bag may be covered.
• Make sure a self-transfer connection leaves enough time, because separate tickets mean no protection if you miss the next flight.
• Check that your passport is valid for the whole trip and that you have the right visa for India.
• Book early if you are travelling in the peak months, as prices tend to climb closer to departure.
• Compare total journey time, not just the ticket price, because a long layover can add a full day to the trip.