Flights from London to Birmingham

Flights from London to Birmingham

Although it is possible to take London to Birmingham flights, it is not the most direct method of travel or the most cost-effective. There are no direct flights and all routes involve connections outside of the United Kingdom. Combined flight times vary from two and a half to three hours with a similar schedule in operation seven days a week. There are approximately two dozen departures a day with flights leaving from either London Heathrow or London City airports and landing at Birmingham International Airport.

Which airlines fly from London to Birmingham?

London to Birmingham flights are operated by KLM, British Airways, Aer Lingus and Air France. All have modern aircraft and a choice of ticket categories. Standard onboard services include toilets, refreshments and duty-free sales.

How long is the flight from London to Birmingham?

There are no direct London to Birmingham flights. Routes have combined flight times of between two and a half and three hours with connections being made at Amsterdam Schiphol, Dublin or Paris Charles de Gaulle airports, depending on the carrier.

How many flights are there from London to Birmingham?

There are two dozen or more London to Birmingham flights every day of the week. Departures start in the early morning and continue until mid-evening.

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

Departure airport: London to Birmingham flights take off from either London Heathrow Airport (LHR) or London City Airport (LCY). London Heathrow is located approximately 15 miles west of London and is linked to it by the Heathrow Express Train Service, underground trains and buses. City Airport is in the Docklands to the east of the city centre. It is served by local buses and the Docklands Light Railway. Facilities at both airports include car parking, car hire desks, WiFi, ATMs and a selection of shops, cafes and restaurants.

Arrival airport: All London to Birmingham flights land at Birmingham International Airport (BHX). This is located eight miles southeast of the city centre and is one of the busiest airports in the UK. There is a railway station at the airport and it is also served by taxis, local buses and long-distance buses. Among the facilities at Birmingham Airport's two terminals are car parking, car hire desks, WiFi, children's play areas, currency exchange, ATMs and a range of shops and cafes.