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Last-minute Bengaluru to Mumbai flights start from ₹4,169 — the direct flight takes about 1h 50m covering roughly 845 km, and SpiceJet, Akasa Air, IndiGo and Air India fly BLR–BOM. Same-day and tonight’s departures stay bookable until about 60 minutes before takeoff, with a confirmed PNR issued instantly. Payments are processed securely via Razorpay (UPI, cards, net banking), and every booking returns an airline-verifiable PNR.
Bengaluru to Mumbai flights today & tonight
Flying today? Same-day BLR to BOM seats stay on sale until the airline’s check-in cutoff — typically 60 minutes before a domestic departure. Tonight’s flights show live prices in the search above, and airlines often release unsold evening seats at lower fares on the day of travel. With around 43 departures a day, evening availability on this route is usually good.
Book a last-minute Bengaluru–Mumbai flight in 4 steps
- Search Bengaluru to Mumbai above with today’s or tomorrow’s date.
- Compare live fares across airlines and pick a departure you can reach before check-in closes.
- Enter passenger names exactly as on the government ID used at the airport.
- Pay by UPI or card — your confirmed PNR arrives instantly on WhatsApp and email.
About Bengaluru and Mumbai
845 km, about 1h 50m in the air, and roughly 43 departures a day between them — BLR–BOM is one of the shortest-hop, highest-frequency corridors in the country, linking India's software capital to its financial capital. On a sector this short the flight is often the easy part; the ground time at either end is what decides whether you make the meeting.
Bengaluru
Kempegowda International (BLR) sits at Devanahalli, well north of the city — the single biggest variable in a same-day BLR–BOM plan. The drive from Koramangala, Whitefield or Electronic City can swallow more time than the 1h 50m flight itself, so when you are booking inside a few hours, work backwards from the check-in cutoff rather than forwards from the fare. IndiGo carries the bulk of the daily BLR–BOM schedule here, with Air India, Akasa Air and SpiceJet filling out the morning and evening banks. Those two banks are where a short-notice search usually finds its seat — and where the seat goes first.
Mumbai
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International (BOM) receives this traffic into two physically separate buildings — Terminal 1 at Santacruz and Terminal 2 at Sahar — and which one you land at depends on your airline, so confirm it on your ticket before you tell a driver where to meet you. A wrong guess costs a cross-airport transfer on a day you flew in precisely to save time. Landing side, the arrival slot tends to matter more than the fare: a flight touching down into the Mumbai evening peak can put BKC, Lower Parel or Andheri further away than the Arabian Sea crossing was. Bankers, founders, production crews and legal teams book this leg for arrival time first and price second.
When Indian domestic fares run hot and cold
This is the all-India seasonal pattern, not a Bengaluru–Mumbai measurement. We show it because the national calendar — summer holidays, festive season, wedding months — is what pushes BLR–BOM fares around too.
All-India seasonal pressure by month
Indicative month-by-month demand levels across Indian domestic routes generally. We do not publish per-route monthly averages for BLR–BOM, so treat these bars as a calendar guide rather than a price for this sector.
What actually sets your Bengaluru to Mumbai fare is the departure slot, the airline’s remaining inventory, and how close to takeoff you book — the live search above is the only route-specific number on this page that updates.
How to read the chart
Cheapest days to fly Bengaluru to Mumbai
On a corridor that runs every day of the week, the day you fly moves the price far more than the day you book. The levels below are indicative, indexed to the ₹4,169 BLR–BOM starting fare — a Tuesday departure sits at the floor, a Friday evening near half again as much.
Airlines flying BLR to BOM
Four carriers fly BLR–BOM non-stop and all four do it in roughly the same 1h 50m — on a sector this short, nobody is meaningfully faster. What separates them is frequency: IndiGo puts up the large majority of the day’s departures, which is why a short-notice search on this route so often lands on 6E.
| Airline | Flights/day | Direct duration | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| IndiGo (6E) | ~25 daily | ~1h 50m | ₹4,169 |
| Air India (AI) | ~10 daily | ~1h 50m | ₹6,020 |
| Akasa Air (QP) | ~5 daily | ~1h 50m | ₹5,452 |
| SpiceJet (SG) | ~3 daily | ~1h 50m | ₹5,793 |
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Bengaluru to Mumbai Flight Guide
Route at a glance. 845 km, non-stop in about 1h 50m, with roughly 43 departures a day split across IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air and SpiceJet. Practically, that means BLR–BOM behaves less like a trip and more like a shuttle: the schedule clusters into a weekday morning bank (06:00–10:00) and an evening bank (17:00–21:00), and the quiet midday gap between them is usually where the calmest fares sit.
The turnaround problem. Short sector, tight turnarounds — the same aircraft often works BLR–BOM and back through the day. That is good for choice and bad for slippage: a delay early in the morning bank tends to follow the aircraft into its later rotations. If your Mumbai commitment is fixed, an earlier departure buys more genuine protection than a cheaper one does.
Booking close in. Inside three days, fares on this sector usually run higher rather than lower — the cheap buckets went weeks ago. What we do instead is scan every carrier on the route in real time, including fares that a single portal may not display, surface the lowest seat still open, and issue a confirmed PNR fast. Same-day BLR–BOM seats stay sellable up to the airline’s check-in cutoff, typically 60 minutes before departure.
Seasonality caveat. The month-by-month chart above reflects the national domestic calendar, not a BLR–BOM-specific series — we do not publish per-route monthly averages. Use it to anticipate festive and holiday pressure, and use the live search for the actual number on your date.
Questions about Bengaluru to Mumbai urgent travel
These answers cover the most common booking questions we hear from passengers searching for tatkal flights Bengaluru Mumbai, emergency travel, and same day departures.
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Tushar's note on Bengaluru to Mumbai
I founded Tatkal Flights specifically for travellers booking inside the 48-hour window before departure, and Bengaluru to Mumbai is one of the routes where that window matters most. On most Indian routes the cheapest fare buckets sell out first, so the closer you get to departure the higher the price usually climbs — last-minute is rarely cheaper. What we do instead is compare live fares across every airline the moment you search — including unpublished and network fares a single portal may not show — and get you the lowest seat still available, with a confirmed airline PNR in minutes. Booking inside 24–72 hours, the real win isn't a magic low price; it's a confirmed seat on the earliest workable flight without overpaying.
Two practical notes from watching this route closely: (1) Friday-evening departures on Bengaluru to Mumbai tend to price noticeably higher than the Tuesday-morning departure on the same week, so if your travel date is flexible by a day or two the savings are real. (2) The "non-refundable" tag on the cheapest fare bucket has a specific definition under DGCA rules — if the airline cancels or reschedules by more than 2 hours, you're owed a full refund regardless of bucket. I keep the DGCA refund-rights guide updated each quarter for that reason.