Cheap flights from London to Brisbane

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From London to Brisbane

How popular is this flight route?

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Is London weather warmer or cooler than Brisbane?

You can imagine temperatures to be in the 29 °C range in January. The weather in Brisbane is generally hotter than London's. As flight availability is subject to become more limited as peak season approaches it is ideal to book in a timely manner.

What airports serve London to Brisbane flights?

There are three airports in London that offer flights from the city to Brisbane, Australia. London Heathrow Airport is the largest and busiest. It is located just outside the city. London Gatwick Airport also offers flights from London to Brisbane. This is the second largest airport in the UK and is located farther from the city than Heathrow. London Stansted also offers flights to Brisbane and is the farthest of the three from the city. All three airports send travellers to Brisbane Queensland International Airport. Brisbane Airport is located 12 km from the city itself.

Which airlines fly directly from London to Brisbane?

There are no non-stop flights from London to Brisbane. Due to the 21h, 15m average flight time, all flights must stop at least once for refuelling. Airlines that serve the London to Brisbane route include British Airways, Emirates, Cathay Pacific, Swiss Air, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, Qantas, and Royal Brunei.

What are the stopover options on flights from London to Brisbane?

Stopover options vary greatly and will depend on the airline chosen for flights from London to Brisbane. Some of the more common stopovers include Zurich and Singapore, Dubai, Frankfurt, Sydney, Hong Kong, Cairns, and Los Angeles depending on the airline and other factors. Because all flights from London to Brisbane include at least one stopover, most flights take just over 24h to complete.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly from London to Brisbane?

Yes, travellers who are not citizens of either Australia or New Zealand will need both a passport and a visa, even though Australia is part of the Commonwealth. The least complicated option is an eVisa, which is primarily for tourism visits and costs nothing for UK citizens. Note that it is only good for up to three months within a 12-month period and it is free of charge to UK citizens.