Cheap flights from Manchester to Exeter from £58

If you’re looking for flights to Exeter from Manchester, there is only one airport available at both origin and destination, Manchester Airport (MAN) and Exeter Airport (EXT). As the fourth busiest airport in the UK, Manchester Airport comprises three terminals that serve many different international and domestic airlines, flying to nearly 200 destinations worldwide. By comparison, Exeter Airport is much smaller. It has one terminal and only serves a handful of British and European destinations. Exeter city centre is around 6 miles from the airport, which is about a 15-20min drive, whereas Manchester Airport is around 10 miles from the city centre, roughly a 25min drive. Both airports are easily accessible by public transport. An Airport Bus service is available to and from Exeter city centre, with a single journey costing around £3. In Manchester, there are a few options available with trams, buses, and trains all available to connect the city to the airport. A one-way ticket by tram or train costs around £4-6, while a day-saver ticket valid for bus, tram and train travel comes to around £10.

If you want to fly to Exeter from Manchester directly, you can find a regular, direct service through airlines such as Loganair and Blue Islands, both of which are domestic airlines. Blue Islands tend to offer slightly cheaper deals than Loganair, so they are worth checking out, especially if you’re travelling on a tight budget and looking for the best deal. If a short flight time is important to you, then booking a direct flight is recommended as the travel time from Manchester Airport to Exeter Airport is only around 1h 20min.

If you want to have a stopover when flying to Exeter from Manchester, there aren’t any options that will be cheaper than a direct flight. Aurigny Air offer a service with a stopover at Saint Peter Port Airport (GCI) in Guernsey. Alternatively, Blue Islands offer a flight with two stopovers at Southampton Eastleigh Airport (SOU) and Saint Peter Jersey Airport (JER), giving an overall flight time of around 5h 20min. As well as their direct service, you can fly with Loganair with two stopovers. The first one is Aberdeen Dyce Airport (ABZ), with a wait of around 1h 20min followed by another 30min stop in Norwich Airport (NWI), resulting in an overall flight time of 5h 30min. Alternative stopovers with Loganair include Newcastle Airport (NCL), Edinburgh Turnhouse Airport (EDI) and Castletown Ronaldsway Airport (IOM); however, these routes can considerably lengthen the journey time.

Flying to Exeter from Manchester, you do not require a passport or visa. However, you must have a form of photographic identification, such as a driving licence to go with your boarding pass.

Within the past month, 57 users have taken a look at flights from Manchester to Exeter.

For as low as £134, Loganair can have you in Exeter from Manchester in 50m. Airlines will cover a distance of 187 mi. Most flights are nonstop.

According to our current data, British Airways (£96), Loganair (£120), and Aer Lingus (£210) offers the cheapest pricing from Manchester to Exeter. These flights start at 52% lower than the current average price 3 months from now.

On average you can expect to pay £126 for a flight from Manchester to Exeter. The cheapest flight overall is £72 while the most popular route, (Manchester - Exeter) is currently priced at £124.

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Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Manchester to Exeter (average of £51). Flying from Manchester to Exeter in February is currently the most expensive (average of £124). 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.