Manchester MAN to Geneva GVA flight with easyJet

Flights from Manchester to Geneva

Geneva, the gateway to the Alps, is a relatively short journey from the north of England. Flights to Geneva from Manchester depart on a daily basis at all times of year. Direct flights usually depart at 10:50 and 18:15 each day, but indirect flights are available every hour or half hour, around the clock.

Which airlines fly from Manchester to Geneva?

EasyJet is the sole provider of direct flights from Manchester to Geneva, usually offering two flights per day. Indirect flights are readily available from Eurowings, which serves this route six days a week, offering a relatively short indirect flight which includes a stopover in Dusseldorf. Ryanair also partners with easyJet to offer indirect flights, and there are many other additional providers to choose from.

How long is the flight from Manchester to Geneva?

All direct flights from Manchester to Geneva are advertised to take 1h50m in normal conditions, assuming no other delays. Indirect flights from Eurowings take 7h, which puts them among the shortest indirect options.

How many flights are there from Manchester to Geneva?

Travellers can typically expect to find two direct flights per day along this route, on any given day of the week. Indirect flights from Eurowings depart once a day every day except Saturday. All indirect flights together increase the total number of available flights per day to well over thirty on average.

Taking a Flight from Manchester

All flights from Manchester to Geneva depart from Manchester Airport, which is a few kilometres to the west of the city centre. The best way to quickly reach the airport is via direct train connections from Manchester Piccadilly that are operated by TransPennine Express and Northern Rail. There is also a direct tram connection to all central districts of the city, and local bus connections as well.

Flying into Geneva

Geneva is a magical lakeside city, framed by the towering peaks of the Alps and full of charm. Visitors can tour spectacular churches like St Pierre's Cathedral, see the famous water jet over Lake Geneva, dine on Swiss specialities like fondue, or head up into the mountains to enjoy the world-class ski slopes. All flights from Manchester to Geneva arrive at the city's International Airport, which is located 4 kilometres north-west of the city centre. To get from there to Geneva's downtown area, simply catch the train straight into Geneva-Cornavin station (which takes only 6 minutes). There are plenty of local buses as well, if you are heading to suburban destinations, as well as shuttle bus services to major hotels. Trains and buses also run to nearby ski resorts like Interlaken.