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Flights from London to Geneva

Geneva is a popular destination for both business travellers and tourists. As many as 200 flights from London to Geneva take to the air every day. Passengers can begin their journey as early as 6:00 a.m. and a direct flight should see them touching down 1h 40 minutes later. A large number of indirect flights are also available, with the likes of Dublin, Istanbul and Lisbon standing as common layover destinations.

Which airlines fly from London to Geneva?

Given the large number flights that leave the city of London bound for Geneva on a weekly basis, it is hardly surprising that a similarly large number of airlines offer both direct and indirect flights to the location. Almost thirty separate airlines offer routes to Geneva. These include a wide range of national and international airlines including Aer Lingus, Air Baltic, Flybe, Swiss and Vueling. easyJet offers a range of mainly direct flights to Geneva.

How long is the flight from London to Geneva?

Direct flights like those offered by easyJet take as little as 1h 40 minutes to arrive. Indirect flights can take significantly longer depending on the number and location of layovers. However, the fastest indirect flights can arrive in as little as four hours and 15 minutes. The majority of indirect flights involve a single change, but overnight flights can involve two separate changeovers and range from 15 to 30 hours in terms of total journey time.

How many flights are there from London to Geneva?

The number of flights can vary from day to day with average being about 130. Consequently, on peak days, passengers can enjoy a high level of flexibility when it comes to choosing a flight that suits their schedule, with as many as 20 flights departing every hour. EasyJet flights usually number between 4-8 per day and departure times are spread evenly throughout the day.

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

Departure airports: Passengers also have a range of options available to help them adapt their pre-flight travel route to something that suits their schedule and location. Flights from London to Geneva depart from all major airports in the main London area, including Gatwick (LGW), Heathrow (LHR), Luton (LTN), Stansted (STN), Southend-On-Sea (SEN) and London City (LCY). All airports can be accessed using trains and other forms of public transport, and Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted all offer the option of an express train service.National Express also run coach services to all major London Airports.

Arrival airport: Geneva Airport (GVA) is the primary airport and all flights to the city terminate there. Geneva Airport is 4 km away from Geneva's centre and can be reached by several buses and a train service that takes 6 minutes to reach the city centre. The airport offers a range of services including currency exchange, tax refund, free WiFi, conference rooms, showers, and even a meditation room.