Cheap flights from London to Florida

Florida is the most south-easterly state in the USA, striking out between the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean. It serves up sunshine, sandy beaches and party cities to over 113 million tourists each year – and over a million of those visitors are Brits beguiled by the year-round sunshine and toasty summers.
Flying from London to Florida? You can take your pick of cities – from Miami and Fort Lauderdale to Gainesville and Puna Gorda. And there’s a choice of direct flights.

How long is the flight from London to Florida?

Miami, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa are around 9 hours 30 minutes away when you book a direct flight.
Flights to other cities like Key west and Tallahassee include a stopover, so they take over 13 hours.

Which airlines operate flights from London to Florida?

Loads. You can take your pick from national carriers like British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, or fly with American Airlines, United Airlines or Air Canada.

How frequent are flights between London and Florida?

London to Florida flights run all day, 7 days a week. Big cities like Miami even offer up to 5 direct flights a day.

Which airports serve London and Florida?

In England, you could travel from London Luton Airport, Heathrow Airport, London City Airport, Gatwick Airport or London Stansted Airport.
Florida also has a choice of airports. Miami International Airport, Orlando International Airport, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Tampa International Airport are the top destinations.
But you could also choose to wind up at smaller airfields like Daytona Beach International Airport or Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers.

Which direct flight route between London and Florida is cheapest?

Cheap flights from London to Florida make tracks for the popular cities. Miami is usually the cheapest route, closely followed by Fort Lauderdale and Orlando.

A flight from London to Florida delivers you out straight to the USA’s Sunshine State. But the place is overwhelmingly huge, so where to start?
Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Studios in Orlando top most families’ to-do lists. Then there’s the white-sand Caribbean coast – Miami, where glitzy beach clubs meet Art Deco architecture, and St. Augustine, the oldest city in the USA.
Meanwhile, the Florida Keys and swampy Everglades National Park offer spectacular scenery and wildlife viewings. Manatees and alligators outnumber people here.
Wherever you go, you’ll be treated to a near-tropical climate of bright, humid summers and warm winters.

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