Cheap flights to Manchester from £143

Flights from London to Manchester: 1 hour 00 minutes Flights from Aberdeen to Manchester: 1 hour 15 minutes Flights from Southampton to Manchester: 1 hour 00 minutes Flights from Glasgow to Manchester: 1 hour 05 minutes

British Airways and FlyBE are the major two airlines that offer direct flights to Manchester, although other airlines such as KLM do offer cheap flight tickets but you’ll have an in-direct flight. British Airways have the benefit of providing complimentary food and drinks on board their flights, however you might not be able to take advantage of this due to the short flight time. Cheap flights to Manchester are easily found though, so compare between British Airways and FlyBE over similar dates as one might be a lot cheaper than the other and vice versa.

There is a dedicated station at the airport which runs in association with Trainline. You can jump on to get to the centre of Manchester or even to other major cities if you need to. You can find cheap tickets online or buy them at the airport, however if you buy them in advance online you will save money. From the same station at the airport you can also get a coach, again if you buy your tickets in advance then it’ll be cheaper for you. The coaches are from National Express who sometimes offer ridiculously cheap tickets, which is more than welcome after you’ve bought your flight tickets. Another option is to jump on a tram from the station to get into Greater Manchester. On top of that you can rent a car or get a taxi from outside the airport, however it won’t be cheap and due to the many other options it would make more sense to use the public transport.

Discover the best places to go to learn all about the culture Manchester has to offer. If you are visiting Manchester during the Summer then a visit to a beer garden is a must. Especially when it makes the list of the top beers gardens in Britain. Party lovers should visit Manchester just to visit Bruce’s Bar & Terrace for a taste of contemporary urban décor, and because it makes the list of the best rooftop bars in the whole of the UK.Formerly known as Ringway Airport, Manchester International Airport (MAN) is located around 14km (9 miles) outside of Manchester. The airport is the busiest in the UK outside of London, processing nearly 18 million passengers each year. The facilities are good, if a bit grubby, and the helpful staff members do their best to move the often overwhelming queues forward. Planned expansions will hopefully allay that congestion. Flights to Manchester International Airport are available from a number of cities worldwide, including Paris, Dublin, Chicago, New York, Antwerp, Geneva, Frankfurt, Prague, Lisbon, Atlanta, Athens, Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Milan, Islamabad, Doha, Toronto and Rome. There are also many options for local flights within the UK – to Belfast, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, London, Southampton and Glasgow.

Manchester flights are currently seeing a 11% increase in searches when contrasted with this time last year.

MAN is a unique code, commonly called an IATA code, used in the aviation industry to identify airports. This code, along with many others, are defined by IATA (International Air Transport Association). A MAN flight refers to a flight to Manchester Airport.

Most people fly into Manchester (MAN) if they book a flight to Manchester. Manchester is conveniently located just 8.9 mi from Manchester’s city center. Manchester is the only Manchester airport and it handles 8 daily flights from London. 8 airlines have flights from London to Manchester on a regular basis.