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Flights to Rotterdam

Rotterdam is a fascinating city known for its history and for its skyline which encompasses architecture from all periods of the 20th-century. With flights arriving at Rotterdam The Hague Airport from capital cities across Europe including London, spending a few days here is easy. There are between two and four direct flights every day from Sunday to Friday with no services on Saturdays. All flights depart from London City Airport and have flight times of just under one hour.

Which is the main airport in Rotterdam?

All flights land at Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) which is located three and a half miles northwest of central Rotterdam. traveling between the airport and the city center takes around 30 minutes and can be made by taxi, bus or a combination of bus and Metro. Facilities at the airport terminal include car parking, car hire desks, WiFi, left baggage storage, ATMs, shops, cafes and restaurants.

Which airlines offer flights to Rotterdam?

All flights to Rotterdam from London are operated by British Airways CityFlyer. British Airways is the United Kingdom's flag-carrying airline, and its CityFlyer fleet is made up mainly of Embraer 170 and Embraer 190 aircraft. These hold between 66 and 124 passengers.

Why travel by plane to Rotterdam?

With a flight time of just under one hour, traveling by plane from London to Rotterdam is much faster than making the journey by train or bus. Once at the airport, passengers can relax in comfortable terminal lounges while waiting to board their plane for the short flight. On-board passenger services include the sale of refreshments and duty-free products.

Before you travel to Rotterdam by plane - good to know!

Rotterdam is the second-largest city in The Netherlands and a place that had to be almost totally rebuilt after the destruction of the Second World War. This rebuilding, which continued throughout the 20th century, has given Rotterdam a vibrant cosmopolitan feel and a backdrop of eye-catching contemporary architecture. One survivor from the war is the City Hall built in the Art Deco style in 1914. Modern art can be explored in the award-winning Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, while the contemporary Markthall with its food stalls, cafes, colourful ceiling and escalators has become a landmark since opening in 2014. In a city full of striking architecture, Rotterdam Central Station and The Cube House really stand out as photo opportunities.