Cheap flights from Nottingham to Amsterdam from £114

When you fly to Amsterdam from East Midlands, you will depart from MAG East Midlands Airport in the North East of England. East Midlands Airport is fairly small but is a central hub for travellers flying to popular tourist destinations. This means that the airport can get quite busy during peak times. It is recommended that you arrive at the airport around 2h before your flight is due to depart for continental flights. When you land in Amsterdam, you will touch down at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is the main airport of the Netherlands and is often extremely busy. It is located around 10 miles from Amsterdam city centre. From the airport, the city centre takes around 15–20min to reach by road.

Unfortunately, there are no direct flights available from the East Midlands to Amsterdam. When you fly from East Midlands Airport to Amsterdam with Ryanair, you will usually be required to make one stopover en route. This route usually takes between 10–14h, however, on some flights with Ryanair, you will have to make two stopovers before you land in Amsterdam. You can also fly to Amsterdam from East Midlands with multiple airlines. The most common airlines on this route are Aer Lingus and KLM. However, this route usually includes two stopovers.

When you fly from East Midlands Airport to Amsterdam with Ryanair, you will usually stop over at Dublin Airport. On some flight routes with Ryanair, you may also stop over at Malaga Airport in Spain before you touch down in Amsterdam. On Ryanair flights that involve two stopovers, you may have to change planes at Treviso International Airport in Italy before changing planes again at Dublin Airport. This route can add around 9h onto your journey. When you book with Aer Lingus and KLM, you will usually have to change planes at Belfast International Airport. If your journey with Aer Lingus/KLM only requires one stopover, this route takes around 4h. However, you may need to change planes in Belfast and then again at London Heathrow before flying on to Amsterdam, which takes around 10-11h. Flights with Aer Lingus/KLM also tend to be more expensive than Ryanair flights.

You will need a valid passport to enter the Netherlands from the UK. However, you do not need a visa to travel to Amsterdam unless you plan to stay in the country for a period longer than 90 days. If you plan to work or study in the Netherlands, you should ensure that you have the correct work visa to allow you to do so legally. You can find out about visa information from the Netherlands Embassy. When you go through Dutch border control, you may need to show your outbound ticket or to show evidence that you have sufficient funds to last you throughout your stay in Amsterdam.

Our cheapest airline available from Nottingham to Amsterdam is Ryanair. Our recent data shows that you can find tickets from as low as £52 on this airline. An additional option worth looking into is easyJet, starting at £63. Ryanair is 67% cheaper than the average price of flights available within the next 90 days to this destination.

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Currently, January is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Nottingham to Amsterdam (average of £73). Flying from Nottingham to Amsterdam in August is currently the most expensive (average of £253). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.