Cheap flights from Heathrow to Amsterdam

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From Heathrow to Amsterdam

What airport do you fly into for flights to Amsterdam from London Heathrow?

Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) is the airport you will fly into if you book a flight from London Heathrow to Amsterdam. You should not have trouble finding flights to Schiphol from London Heathrow; the airport handles an average of 62 inbound flights from London Heathrow per day. You should also have plenty of airline options to choose from since 11 airlines have flights to the Amsterdam airport from London Heathrow. It is only a 7.1 mi journey from Schiphol (AMS) to Amsterdam’s city center.

Which airlines flying from London Heathrow to Amsterdam Schiphol have flexible cancellations due to COVID-19?

British Airways, KLM, and easyJet are some of the carriers that may have flexible cancellation policies. You can use our site to filter for other airlines that may also have this kind of flexibility.

Can I find flights from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam for under £100 on Cheapflights?

Yes, there are multiple flights from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam for under £100. The cheapest flight booked recently is on British Airways for just £67, but on average you can expect to pay £76.

Are there nonstop flights from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam for under £100 on Cheapflights?

Cheapflights has at least 20 direct flights from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam under £100. A good price for a nonstop flight from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam is less than £76.

Are there last-minute flights available from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam for under £100?

There are currently 20+ open flights from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam within the next 7 days for less than £100.

What days are nonstop flights available from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam?

You can find nonstop flights on the following days: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

How many flights depart from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam on average per day?

On average 23 flights depart from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam per day.
Early Morning (Midnight to 6am) - 4% of flight departures
Morning (6am - Noon) - 30% of flight departures
Afternoon (Noon - 6pm) - 17% of flight departures
Evening (6pm - Midnight) - 48% of flight departures

How long is the flight from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam?

There are many flights that can get you from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam in 1h 10m. Fly via British Airways or KLM to get the fastest option. There are 231 mi between London Heathrow Airport and Amsterdam. All flights are typically nonstop.

What are the cheapest airlines flying from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam round-trip?

British Airways, at £67, was found to be the cheapest airline from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam. An alternate airline flying to your destination would be KLM. Users have found that British Airways is 41% cheaper than the other options available to this destination.

What are the cheapest flights from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam?

The cheapest flight price from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam is £44. On average you can expect to pay £334. The most popular route, (London Heathrow - Amsterdam Schiphol), can usually be booked for £69.

What are the most popular airlines that fly from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam?

The most popular airlines flying from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam are LEVEL, British Airways and Eurowings. Something to consider prior to booking your flight.

What are the most reliable airlines from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam?

Consider Singapore Airlines (92%), China Southern (80%) or Delta (75%) when booking your flight. These represent the most reliable airlines when flying from London Heathrow Airport to Amsterdam.

What airports serve Amsterdam from Heathrow?

London Heathrow Airport is the origin of many frequent direct routes to Amsterdam (for example, the frequent services run by KLM and British Airways). It's the UK's largest busiest airport by far, but despite its size it's easily accessible from central London; you can get the Underground direct to Heathrow in 45-60min from the most central locations on the Piccadilly Line. You'll be landing in Amsterdam Schiphol Airport; it's the Netherlands' largest airport and one of Europe's most notable transport hubs. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is within easy reach of Amsterdam; if you book your train ticket in advance it'll cost under £5, and you'll get there in around 17min. There are over 150 regular trains per day travelling from the airport to the centre of the city, so you don't need to worry about missing your connection.

Which airlines fly directly from Heathrow to Amsterdam?

Two airlines with extremely frequent direct routes between London Heathrow Airport and Amsterdam Schiphol Airport are KLM and British Airways. Flight times for both airlines are around 1h15-1h45, which is around 2h faster than the average duration of a flight on the same route with a stopover. They have several routes each running daily, so it's likely that you'll be able to find a flight at the perfect time for you.

What are the stopover options between Heathrow to Amsterdam?

Some airlines have routes from Heathrow to Amsterdam that include one or more stops. Austrian Airlines has a route with one stopover in Vienna Airport, Swiss Airlines has a route with one stopover in Zurich Airport, and Lufthansa has flights with one stopover in Munich or Frankfurt. Typically these stopovers are fast (some are only 45min), and journey times with a stop are generally in the 3-4.5h range. Choosing to take a route with a stopover won't necessarily reduce the price of your flights between these two locations, but it's always worth checking due to seasonal prices. It could also be useful to search for flights with a stopover when booking last minute.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly from Heathrow to Amsterdam?

If you're a British Citizen, you don't need a visa to fly from Heathrow to Amsterdam. You'll need your passport, and since Brexit there may be a few more requirements than there used to be. For example, you may need to show evidence of a return or onward journey so they know you won't stay longer than you're allowed, prove that you have enough money for your stay, and queue separately from EU residents when you're queueing to enter the country (you also won't be able to use e-passport gates). You're allowed to visit the country for a 90 day tourist visit, but no longer.