Lisbon LIS to London LON flight with Ryanair

Flights from Lisbon to London

With at least 19 direct flights on weekends and weekdays and a choice of destination airports in the UK, flights between the Portuguese and British capitals offer plenty of options. This mid-range European route has a fastest scheduled flight time of two hours 40 minutes.

Which airlines fly from Lisbon to London?

The UK’s national airline, British Airways, offers daily direct flights into London Heathrow, while the Portuguese flag carrier TAP offers services to Heathrow, Gatwick and London City. EasyJet flies to Gatwick and Stansted, while Ryanair and Wizz Air offer further no-frills options. TAP, Eurowings and Air France offer indirect flights

How long is the flight from Lisbon to London?

Direct flights between Lisbon and London’s arrival airports are around two hours 40 minutes and two hours 50 minutes to Stansted and Luton. It’s worth noting that indirect flights with a change, including those operated by TAP, may have a considerably longer total journey time.

How many flights are there from Lisbon to London?

Between them, TAP, British Airways, EasyJet and other operators provide up to 19 direct flights on a Saturday and up to 22 on weekdays and on Sunday. Add in the indirect flights with a single change and there are over 30 different journey options daily.

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

Departure airport: Lisbon Portela is the country's main international airport and offers a range of cafes and shops, including luxury duty-free outlets. The Aerobus shuttle collects passengers from the bus and rail terminals and the city centre, just under four miles away, while the Aeroporto metro station is 20 minutes from the city centre. Municipal buses are also available (luggage restrictions apply). The 'Kiss-and-Fly' drop-off area - near the departures hall - allows free parking for 10 minutes.

Arrival airport: London Heathrow provides all the shopping, dining and business amenities of Britain’s main airport, and is easily reached via Heathrow Express to Paddington in 15 to 20 minutes or the Underground’s Piccadilly line to central London in around 35 minutes. London Gatwick is linked by trains to London Bridge and Victoria. Luton Airport is a few minutes from the M1 and is linked by shuttle bus to the Thameslink railway line to London; Stansted Airport can be reached by dedicated train from Liverpool Street Station or by coach.