Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport

The airport of Mumbai (previously Bombay) is the biggest and busiest in India. In 2006, the airport processed over 20 million passengers, and the number is rising every year, this is why a large-scale construction is underway to join the current two terminals. The current Domestic Terminal will then be used for freight transport. Construction should be completed in 2010.

Terminal 1 (A + B) is for domestic flights, Terminal 2 (A + B) is for international flights. The buildings are located at quite some distance apart, there is a free shuttle bus that connects them, travel time is 20 minutes.

Rates mentioned here are in Indian rupees, 1 euro is worth almost 85 rupees (March 2008).