Mumbai, Maharashtra
Juhu Aerodrome is a historic airfield located in Juhu, Mumbai, and is considered India’s first aviation airport. While it no longer handles commercial passenger flights, the aerodrome remains operational for helicopter services, chartered aircraft, flying clubs, and aviation-related activities. It holds strong historical and functional importance in Mumbai’s aviation ecosystem.
Primarily used for helicopter operations and charter flights
Hosts flying clubs and pilot training activities
Supports emergency services and government aviation needs
Plays a supplementary role to Mumbai’s main international airport
Helicopter landing and parking facilities
Aircraft hangars and maintenance areas
Flying clubs and training infrastructure
Limited passenger handling for charter operations
City: Mumbai
Nearest Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – approx. 5 km
Major Railway Station: Andheri Railway Station – approx. 4 km
The aerodrome is situated near Juhu Beach in the western suburbs.
Road: Accessible via city roads using taxis, private vehicles, and app-based cabs
Rail: Andheri and Vile Parle railway stations on the Western line provide access
Air: Linked operationally with Mumbai’s main international airport
Local Transport: BEST buses, auto-rickshaws, and taxis are available nearby
Juhu Aerodrome continues to function as an important aviation support facility within Mumbai despite limited public access.