Cheap Flights from London to Amsterdam

Which airlines fly from Amsterdam to London?

Vueling, British Airways, FlyBE, Iberia, easyJet, KLM, and Cityjet offer direct flights from Amsterdam to London.

Is there a time difference between Amsterdam and London?

London is 1 hour behind Amsterdam.

What is the weather like in London?

London has a similar climate to Amsterdam. Summers (June-August) see daily averages of 20°C, and winters sink to about 4°C. Spring and autumn temperatures usually fall between 6°C and 18°C.

How expensive is London?

Local currency: British Pounds (GBP).

London is one of the most expensive cities in Europe.

Sit back with a cappuccino in this capital for 2.60GBP ($4.60).

Essential travel information for London

• Australian citizens need a passport to visit London.
• Australians can stay in the UK for up to 6 months without a visa.

Departing from Amsterdam

The Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is the primary airport for the city of Amsterdam and sees most of the country’s aviation traffic depart from here. The amenities are excellent, with communication needs covered by free WiFi, public telephones, internet stations, and mobile phone hire, and monetary needs sorted via the numerous ATMs, banks, and currency exchange counters. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, cafes and snack kiosks here, as well as a plethora of shops selling books, electronics, and gifts, as well duty-free products. Other highlights include a hairdresser’s a casino, showers, and a massage parlour.

This airport has one main terminal.

Allow up to 2 hours for international check-in.

Arriving in London

London is one of the largest travel hubs in the world, along with being the UK’s capital, and so you will find that there are six international airports in this city. From Amsterdam, you can be directed to any of them, and these are London Heathrow Airport (LHR), London Gatwick Airport (LGW), London Southend Airport (SEN), London City Airport (LCY), London Luton Airport (LTN), and London Stansted Airport (STN).  All of London’s airports provide passengers with access to ATMs, shops, bureau de change counters, restaurants, newsagencies, duty-free outlets, and free WiFi.

With London Gatwick, passengers are frequently directed to the North Terminal, and with London Heathrow, which of the five terminals you fly into will be determined by which airline you book with. All other airports are made up of a single terminal building.

Taxis from any airport in London can be very expensive, with taxi fares starting at 25-30 ($42-50) from London City Airport, but for the rest you are looking at fares of between 80-100 ($138-173).  There are cheaper transportation options via road, and you can book these online with Skyscanner.

Hiring a car is also an option if you’d prefer to drive, but you can usually find a cheaper deal online that at the various airports, and with our car hire search tools you can also compare companies.

Please note that the information provided above is accurate as of June 2017