Kraków to London flights

Flights from Krakow to London

Flying from Krakow, Poland to London, United Kingdom takes an average time of two hours and 45 minutes covering a distance of approximately 1420 kilometers. With only four airlines offering nonstop flights from Krakow to London, passengers must book this flight early to get a direct flight.

Which airlines fly from Krakow to London?

Airlines serving the Krakow London route include Aegean, Austrian Airlines, Air France, British Airways, Eurowings, Brussels Airlines, KLM, Finnair, Lufthansa, LOT-Polish Airlines, and Swiss International Air Lines among others. British Airways, EasyJet, Wizz Air and Ryanair are the only companies that offer direct routes.

How long is the flight from Krakow to London?

Two hours and 45 minutes is the average nonstop flight time from Krakow to London. There are very few direct flights from Krakow to London with the quickest one-stop flight on the Krakow to London route taking only four hours.  Where connecting flights are required, the flight time will vary depending on the stopover destination specified by the chosen airline.

How many flights are there from Krakow to London?

There are 40 flights per week flying from Krakow to London. Passengers can usually expect 4 direct flight options per day, though the companies offering direct flights change.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Krakow to London?

Departure airport: Flights depart from John Paul II International Airport, which is located 11 kilometers to the west of Krakow. This airport has only a single passenger terminal. The A4 motorway connects the Krakow city to John Paul II International Airport. However, the fastest way to get to the airport from the city center is to take the train. The SKA1 suburban line connects the airport to Kraków city, which is the main railway station. The journey takes approximately 15 minutes. The airport is served by two regular bus lines and a nightline; they take 35 minutes from the city to the airport. Taxis are also available throughout the city.

Arrival airport: Passengers have a choice of six airports in London, which include London Heathrow Airport, London Gatwick Airport, London Stansted, London Luton, London City, and London Southend Airport. London Heathrow Airport is the main airport that serves those traveling into the city. It is located 19 kilometers west of central London and features modern advanced facilities to cater to all passenger needs. London Heathrow Airport is well connected to London’s transport system therefore getting to Central London is easy.