Mumbai’s monsoon season in 2025 has brought relentless heavy rains, causing widespread disruption across the city. Among the hardest hit is the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport,
Where severe waterlogging and poor weather conditions have led to the cancellation of numerous flights. Whether you’re traveling domestically or internationally, it’s crucial to stay informed about the latest flight status updates during this challenging period.
Mumbai Rains ☔️ | The city has recorded 300 mm rainfall, disrupting train & flight services. IMD has issued a Red Alert for Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri & Palghar till Wednesday, warning of extremely heavy rain.#MumbaiRains #IMDAlert #WeatherUpdate #Monsoon2025 pic.twitter.com/WBhKHDTFtk
— Sushil Manav (@sushilmanav) August 19, 2025
List Of Flights Cancelled:
The primary reasons for cancellations include flooded runways, poor visibility, network outages, and operational congestion. Passengers are advised to check flight statuses regularly and plan for possible delays or rescheduling.
| No | Type | From | To | Time | Via |
| 6E5367 | Domestic | Chennai | Mumbai | 18:20 20:30 | Direct |
| 6E5139 | Domestic | Chennai | Mumbai | 17:15 18:45 | Connecting |
| 6E5255 | Domestic | Chennai | Mumbai | 18:10 20:00 | Connecting |
| 6E5139 | Domestic | Chennai | Mumbai | 17:15 18:45 | Connecting |
| 6E5255 | Domestic | Chennai | Mumbai | 18:10 20:00 | Connecting |
| 6E5196 | Domestic | Mumbai | Chennai | 15:35 17:35 | Direct |
| 6E6752 | Domestic | Mumbai | Delhi | 19:45 21:20 | Connecting |
| 6E5201 | Domestic | Mumbai | Delhi | 15:15 16:35 | Connecting |
| 6E6752 | Domestic | Mumbai | Delhi | 19:45 21:20 | Connecting |
| 6E 551 | Domestic | Mumbai | Delhi | 18:40 20:05 | Connecting |
| 6E5367 | Domestic | Kolkata | Mumbai | 18:20 20:30 | Connecting |
| 6E5255 | Domestic | Bangalore | Mumbai | 18:10 20:00 | Connecting |
| 6E6619 | Domestic | Patna | Mumbai | 22:00 00:40 | Connecting |
| 6E5367 | International | Singapore | Mumbai | 18:20 20:30 | Connecting |
| 6E5201 | International | Mumbai | Dubai | 15:15 16:35 | Connecting |
| 6E5071 | International | Mumbai | Dubai | 15:15 17:15 | Connecting |
| 6E5196 | International | Mumbai | Dubai | 15:35 17:35 | Connecting |
| 6E5139 | International | Dubai | Mumbai | 17:15 18:45 | Connecting |
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Airlines Issued Warnings:
Travel Advisory
— IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) August 19, 2025
It’s raining steadily in #Mumbai and the persistent weather is impacting flight operations.
Due to poor visibility and air traffic congestion, some flights are currently being held. Please be assured, our teams are working closely with air traffic control and…
IndiGo stated on the social media platform X that continuous rainfall in Mumbai is currently impacting air traffic and causing delays in flight operations. Some flights are being held back due to congestion in the airspace. The airline assured that their teams are working closely with air traffic control to resume normal operations as soon as conditions improve.
Mumbai has experienced heavy rainfall for the fourth straight day, resulting in waterlogging in the city’s low-lying areas. On Monday alone, the city recorded over 177 mm of rainfall within six to eight hours.
India Meteorological Department forecast
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in several areas, with extremely heavy showers expected at isolated locations in Mumbai, Thane, and Raigad through Tuesday. A red alert has been issued for Ratnagiri, while Palghar, Sindhudurg, Aurangabad, Hingoli, Jalgaon, Jalna, Nanded, and Parbhani remain under an orange alert.
The IMD predicts that heavy rainfall will continue in Mumbai on August 19, with sustained showers likely on August 20 and 21 under cloudy conditions.
In response to the adverse weather, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has declared a holiday for all schools in Mumbai on August 19.
