London to Blackpool flight with British Airways

Flights from London to Blackpool

Passengers taking flights to Blackpool from London arrive at either Manchester or Leeds Bradford International airports as Blackpool doesn't have its own airport. There are up to seven daily direct departures from London Heathrow Airport to Manchester Airport as well as over 20 connecting routes from London Heathrow, Stansted and City airports. Direct flights take just one hour while connecting routes have flight times of up to four hours.

Which airlines fly from London to Blackpool?

Direct routes from London Heathrow to Manchester or Leeds Airport are operated by British Airways. Airlines offering connecting routes are TAM, KLM, AIRFRANCE and aurigny.com.

How long is the flight from London to Blackpool?

Direct flights from London to Manchester Airport take one hour while other routes require one or two connections and have combined flight times of 1.5 hours to four hours. Some departures late in the day involve long transfer times and arrival the following morning. Connections are made at City of Derry, Amsterdam Schiphol, Guernsey and Paris Charles de Gaulle airports.

How many flights are there from London to Blackpool?

There are up to seven direct flights a day from London to airports near Blackpool as well as at least a further 20 connecting routes. Departures start in the early morning and continue until late evening.

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

Departure airport: Flights from London to Blackpool depart from three of London's major airports, London Heathrow (LHR), London Stansted (STN) and London City (LCY). Heathrow and Stansted are outside London and connected by local and long-distance buses and express trains. Heathrow is also on the underground system. London City is more centrally located and linked to the rest of London by buses, underground services and the Docklands Light Railway. Like all of London's airports, all three have extensive passenger facilities including car parking, car hire desks, taxi ranks, wifi, currency and banking services, shops, cafes and restaurants.

Arrival airport: When flying from London to Blackpool, arrivals are at either Manchester Airport or Leeds Bradford International Airport. Manchester is 65 miles from Blackpool while Leeds Bradford is approximately 70 miles away. Both have train links to Blackpool. Leeds Bradford has one terminal while there are three at Manchester Airport. Both have car parking, taxi ranks, car hire desks, wifi, ATMs and a selection of shops and cafes.

Best Time to Visit Blackpool

Blackpool resists fashions with a resolute faith in the traditional allure of a colorful and vibrant British seaside resort. The coastal town, in the northwest of England, endures typical Lancashire weather, where you can experience four seasons in a day. The only predictable element is that it will rain at some point, although this just provides an excuse to get indoors and catch a show. It's an undeniably seasonal place, where the full-on Blackpool experience can only be sampled between June and September. A British summer will offer the chance to enjoy the beach, take in one of the summer season's comedy, magic or music shows, visit the Tower and join the lines for fish and chips on the seafront. Once most of the vacationers have returned to work or school at the end of August, the town enjoys a new lease of life with the Illuminations. This spectacular light show, using over a million bulbs, begins at the end of the summer season and continues into November. Visitors who haven't managed a week's summer break in Blackpool can make amends with an evening visit in the fall to witness the light show.