Flight FAQs
From Liverpool to London
Are flight prices decreasing from Liverpool to London due to COVID-19 (coronavirus)?
At this time, Cheapflights has noticed price decreases for many domestic flights due to COVID-19. Travel is not necessarily recommended at this time, and flights may be prone to cancellation: please check with local authorities in both Liverpool and London for travel alerts, and be sure to review the airline's cancellation policy and travel advisories before booking. For more information, please view our post on what to know about COVID-19 (coronavirus) and travel.
Are there last-minute flights available from Liverpool to London for under £300?
There are currently just 3 open flights from Liverpool to London within the next 7 days for less than £300.
How popular is this flight route?
The Liverpool J. Lennon to London flight path was viewed by 922 users in the past month. Keep an eye out for changes in search interest prior to high and low season.
Is Liverpool weather warmer or cooler than London?
Temperatures around the 23 °Cs can be experienced in July. The weather in London is hotter than in Liverpool. Plan for potential changes in flight availability as peak weather approaches in this location.
How long is the flight from Liverpool to London?
As there’s currently no direct flight from Liverpool to London, flight time can vary from 5 to 13 hours depending on the route and number of stops.
Which airlines fly directly from Liverpool to London?
The only airline that offers direct flights from Liverpool to London is Flybe. Travellers are recommended to build an additional 30 minutes into their schedule to account for possible delays.
What are the stopover options on flights from Liverpool to London?
Unfortunately, there are no stopover options available for flights from Liverpool to London. Flybe is the only airline to offer this route and it is direct only. For travellers hoping to purchase air travel tickets and save money with a stopover or two, the best option is to travel from Manchester Airport to London. Not only does this open up the possibility of stopping over, but it also provides additional airport choices, including London City, Heathrow, and London Gatwick airports.
How frequent are flights between Liverpool and London?
As all Liverpool to London flights are indirect, there are several to choose from every day. They can really vary in duration, though, so it’s worth keeping a close eye on the route. Lots of flights on this route stop off at Belfast, for example, while others connect in Amsterdam.
What airports serve Liverpool to London flights?
Only one airport offers Liverpool to London flights – John Lennon Airport in Liverpool. It serves only Heathrow Airport in London, with no other options available. Heathrow is the largest and busiest airport in the UK and is located within easy reach of London’s city centre. It is served by tram lines, as well as bus and taxi providers, and there are also plenty of car hire options for travellers here. Liverpool Airport is located about nine miles from the centre of the city.
Which direct flight route between Liverpool and London is cheapest?
Prices for connecting flights from Liverpool to London vary according to the route and the arrival airport. When booking any travel to London, bear in mind that certain times – like school holidays and Christmas and New Year – will be more expensive. It’s worth booking your trip outside of peak times to find the cheapest tickets.
What is there to do in London?
If you love the buzz of Liverpool, you’re going to love London. Once you’re in the capital, of course, you’ve got a long list of things to check off. If you’ve never been, quintessential London sights like Tower Bridge, Westminster and Buckingham Palace all have to be done once. But if you’re a seasoned visitor, you can bypass the top-name sights and delve into London’s hidden gems. It may take you a while – there are a lot of them. London comes alive at dawn with traditional markets straight from a Dickens novel, just as last night’s clubbers are thinking of heading to bed. It truly never sleeps, and you won’t want to, either. World-class museums and galleries are here in force, alongside Royal Parks and epic shopping streets to fill your days with. And bars, restaurants and pubs are spread across the city for evening pursuits, all connected by the London Underground. Just make sure you find a cheap flight from Liverpool to London, because it’s likely you’ll find things are more expensive here. That said, cheap eats and budget beds are easy to find once you know where to look, so it pays to do a little planning.
Do I need a passport or visa to fly from Liverpool to London?
No, UK citizens do not need a passport or visa to travel from Liverpool to London, as both cities are part of the UK. However, travellers will need a valid form of identification. A valid driving license will be accepted, as will a CitizenCard. Other forms of identification may not be accepted, so travellers should contact the airline prior to their flight to be sure.
