London to The Hague flight with easyJet

Flights from London to The Hague

With up to seven direct flights on a weekday as well as a flight at the weekend, this short hop takes travellers from London's closest airport to one of the Netherlands’ business capitals. The journey has a scheduled flight time of just 55 minutes. There are also multiple daily departures to nearby Amsterdam Schiphol.

Which airlines fly from London to The Hague?

Flights to Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) from London are provided by British Airways. Some of the flights are badged as part of its BA Cityflyer service. Along with easyJet, British Airways also provides one of the most regular services to Amsterdam.

How long is the flight from London to The Hague?

This route is one of the shortest international flights out of the United Kingdom, clocking in at between 55 and 60 minutes' flying time.

How many flights are there from London to The Hague?

The British Airways and BA Cityflyer schedule includes up to seven flights on weekdays with the earliest arriving around 7:00 a.m. and the last flight taking off after 7:00 p.m. - a timetable that reflects the popularity of the route with business travellers. There is also at least one flight at the weekend. Alternatively, around 30 flights from London depart daily to Amsterdam Schiphol, around a 40-minute drive from The Hague.

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

Departure airport: Compact, quiet and intuitive to use, London City Airport (LCY) is one of the most convenient travel experiences in the capital. The terminal offers practical business facilities, a choice of cafes and shops and a one-minute walk to taxis and the DLR platform. From here, it’s less than 10 minutes to the Jubilee Line and the business district of Canary Wharf and under 25 minutes to the city.

Arrival airport: City Airport's user-friendliness is matched on arrival by Rotterdam The Hague Airport. It offers basic shops and services, including currency exchange, car rental and a cafe and bar. What it lacks in facilities, however, it makes up for in the usability of a small terminal, hassle-free parking near the main entrance and cheap public transport connections – a quick journey by bus and via Meijersplein Metro Station connects passengers to both The Hague and Rotterdam's central stations.