Daily one-stop schedules with Emirates (via Dubai), British Airways (via Heathrow) and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (via Amsterdam) dominate the route, while Lufthansa, Qatar Airways and Etihad add even more choice during peak seasons. Thanks to quick connections, you can often reach Chhatrapati?Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in as little as 12½ hours gate-to-gate, meaning dinner in Glasgow and breakfast in Bandra is perfectly feasible.

While you wait to board, Glasgow Airport delivers plenty to keep you occupied:

• Shopping & Duty-Free – from Scotch whiskies to designer sunglasses, the tax-free range is broad and competitively priced.
• Scottish-run cafés & bars – grab a last-minute flat white or toast your trip with a craft IPA from BrewDog.
• Business lounges – complimentary Wi-Fi, shower cabins and à-la-carte dining make working on the fly effortless, whether you’re heading off on business or kicking off an extended holiday to India.

On arrival, Mumbai’s ultra-modern Terminal 2 offers e-visas on arrival for eligible UK passports, swift baggage delivery and an easy-to-navigate prepaid taxi counter—ideal if you’re continuing straight to South Mumbai’s art-deco hotels or linking up with an onward domestic flight to Goa, Jaipur or Kochi.

Cheap Flights from Glasgow (GLAS) to Mumbai (BOM)

When you’re hunting for Cheap Flights from Glasgow (GLA) to Mumbai (BOM), timing and flexibility are your best friends. Mid-week departures, booking 10-12 weeks ahead, and considering shoulder-season travel (April–May and late September) regularly trim prices on both full-service and Gulf carriers. If your plans allow, compare fares that route Manchester Airport to Mumbai or Heathrow to Mumbai; adding a short domestic hop can unlock extra sale inventories and part-pay options on long-haul cabins.

Southall Travel’s airfare analysts watch live inventory and airline flash sales around the clock, bundling limited-time promo codes, companion discounts and inclusive tickets to India packages that pair flights with hotels, transfers and optional tours. The result  You free up budget for the fun stuff: tasting pani puri at Chowpatty Beach, catching an IPL cricket match at Wankhede Stadium, or riding the new Mumbai Trans-Harbour metro to explore Navi Mumbai’s waterfront cafés.