
Mumbai to Dubai by private jet.
One-way charter from ₹6.9L on a light jet. Prices below are estimated from great-circle distance and current hourly rates.
- Distance
- 1,044 nm
- Flight time
- 2h 47m
- One way
- ₹6.9L
- Aircraft
- Light jet
Flying Mumbai to Dubai.
Mumbai to Dubai is 1,044 nautical miles (1,933 km), about 2h 47m in a light jet. One-way charter from ₹6.9L.
Most private flights on this route leave from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International (GA terminal) (BOM) and arrive at Al Maktoum International (DWC). As an international trip, you clear customs and immigration at the first airport of entry; we confirm passports, visas and permits when you book.
The right aircraft depends on passengers and bags. A turboprop takes about 4h 02m. A light jet takes about 2h 47m. A midsize jet takes about 2h 40m.
Prices are for the whole aircraft and exclude GST. Return trips on the same day cost less per leg than two one-way charters, because the aircraft does not reposition empty.
Flight time and estimated price.
GST shown separately.
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Examples only, subject to availability. The exact aircraft depends on which operators have one free on your dates.
Depart and arrive privately.

Private and non-scheduled flights use the General Aviation Terminal at Kalina, cleared for international operations in April 2011.
Runways of 1,143 m and 731 m, used mainly by small aircraft and helicopters.
Mumbai's second airport. Most business jets and charter aircraft parked at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International are due to move here.

Mumbai to Dubai: permits, airports and entry.
- At Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International, private and non-scheduled flights use the General Aviation Terminal at Kalina, approved for international operations in April 2011.
- Parking is tight: most business jets, turboprops and charter aircraft parked at the main airport are being moved to Navi Mumbai International, and visiting private aircraft may drop passengers and park elsewhere.
- Juhu Aerodrome is served mainly by small aircraft and helicopters; its runways are 1,143 m and 731 m long.
- About 70% of Dubai's business aviation traffic now uses Al Maktoum International (DWC). Dubai International (DXB) is used mainly for charters and by owners with their own facilities.
- ExecuJet's three-floor private terminal at DWC, opened in December 2024, has customs and immigration inside the building.
- Private and charter flights into the UAE need a landing permit from the emirate's civil aviation authority, normally with at least four business days' notice. The operator files it; we build that into the booking.
- For Dubai, the aircraft must carry its airworthiness certificate, registration, radio licence, worldwide insurance and, on a charter, the operator's air operator certificate.
- Indian passport holders with a valid US visit visa, a US green card, or an EU visit or residence visa can get a 14-day conditional visa on arrival, extendable once by 14 days. Holders of only a UK residence visa are due to lose eligibility when new rules take effect; no date had been announced by July 2026.
- Everyone else needs a UAE visa issued before departure. We check every passenger's passport and visa when you book.
Sources:Wikipedia: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International AirportWikipedia: Juhu AerodromeAIN, Dec 2024: ExecuJet opens private terminal at Dubai DWCUniversal Weather: UAE landing and overflight permit requirementsBusiness Standard, 1 Jul 2026: UAE visa on arrival rules for Indians
On the day.
You choose the departure time. Arrive 30 minutes before take-off; your car can often drive to the aircraft.
Most clients choose a light jet for this trip. Larger groups or more luggage need a bigger cabin.
Customs and immigration are handled at the private terminal where available.
Flown by DGCA-licensed NSOP operators, named on your quote.
Empty legs on and near this route.
Aircraft often fly empty to reach their next trip. Those legs sell for less than a full charter, for the whole aircraft.
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Mumbai to Dubai questions
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Ask a specialistWhich Mumbai airport do private jets use?+
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International (BOM), through the General Aviation Terminal at Kalina. Navi Mumbai International is the second airport, and many based business jets are moving there.
Which Dubai airport do private jets use?+
Mostly Al Maktoum International (DWC), which handles about 70% of Dubai's business aviation. Dubai International (DXB) is also available for charters.
Do Indians need a visa to fly privately to Dubai?+
Yes, unless they qualify for the 14-day visa on arrival with a valid US visit visa, US green card, or EU visit or residence visa. Private flights follow the same immigration rules as airlines.
How far ahead should I book a private jet to Dubai?+
Allow at least four business days for the UAE landing permit. Shorter notice is sometimes accepted at the authority's discretion.
How long is the flight from Mumbai to Dubai?+
About 2h 47m in a light jet, depending on winds, aircraft and routing.
How much is a private jet from Mumbai to Dubai?+
One-way charter from ₹6.9L, before GST. Return trips and overnights change the price.
How many passengers can fly?+
Light jets seat up to 8, super-midsize up to 10 and heavy jets up to 19, depending on the cabin.
Are there empty legs on this route?+
Often. Check the empty-legs page or set an alert for this route.
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