Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is the busiest airport in India, with about 45 airlines operating around 300 flights a day. Currently, 12 million passengers and 150,000 tons of international cargo are handled each year.

Terminals
The complex is actually two commercial airports 4kms (2-1/2 miles) apart. The domestic airport (Terminal I) is at Santa Cruz , 26 km from the city. The international airport (Terminal II) is located at Sahar, 30 km (18 miles) north of the city. A courtesy shuttle service links the two. Travel time from the airport by taxi or car to the city is about an hour, but can take two hours at peak hours.

International Airlines Arrival/Departure Air France Terminal 2-A Air India Terminal 2-C Air Lanka Terminal 2-A BritAish irways Terminal 2-A Cathay Pacific Terminal 2-A Delta Airlines Terminal 2-A Emirates Terminal 2-A

International Airlines Departure Gulf Air Terminal 2-A KLM Airlines Terminal 2-C Lufthansa Terminal 2-A Saudi Arabian Airlines Terminal 2-A Singapore Airlines Terminal 2-A Swiss Air Terminal 2-A   Terminal 2-A

Domestic	Arrival/Departure
Indian Airlines	Terminal 1-A
Air Sahara	Terminal 1-B
Air Deccan	Terminal 1-B

Terminal II-A is for international flights operated by Indian Airlines, Kuwait Airways, Pakistan International Airlines, Qatar Airways, and Turkish Airlines.

Terminal II-B is for international flights operated by foreign airlines handled by Air India, All Nippon Airways, Alymeda Democratic, Bangladesh Biman, Egypt Air, El Al, Ethiopian Airlines, Iran Air, Kenya Airways, Korean Airways, Royal Nepal Airlines, South Africa Airways, Syrian Arab Airlines and Yemen Airways.