Flights from Berlin to London

Berlin to London Flights: An Overview

Passengers wishing to visit the British capital will not struggle to find a flight. With 18-25 departures per day, and a year-round service, travelers can arrive at numerous London destinations. Those traveling from Berlin to London can expect flights to take an average of 2 hours 5 minutes.

Which airlines fly from Berlin to London?

Direct Berlin to London flights depart almost every hour served by many different carriers. BA offers the most frequent departures all year round, followed by budget carrier Ryanair. Eurowings and easyJet also provide quick and reliable routes.

How long is the flight from Berlin to London?

With flights leaving both Berlin Tegel and Berlin Schonefeld and arriving in all major London airports, flight times can vary slightly. The shortest flight time is 1 hour 45 minutes between Berlin Tegel landing at London City. The longest path is 2 hours 5 minutes between Berlin Tegel landing at either Heathrow or Gatwick.

How many flights are there from Berlin to London?

BA alone offers 10 flights per day during the peak season. Passengers can expect to choose from up to 23 flights Monday to Friday, with 13 on Saturday and 18 on Sunday. Flights land at various London destinations to suit traveler needs. All airports have good connections into the city by train, bus and coach.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Berlin to London?

 

Departure airport: Direct Berlin to London flights depart from both Berlin Schoenefeld and Berlin Tegel. Berlin Schoenefeld is located 18 km from the city centre and has its own railway station served by the S9 and S45 overground routes. Berlin Tegel is linked to the centre by the TXL or the X9/190 buses that can take passengers to the S-Bahn overground train station. Both airports offer eateries, duty-free shopping and unlimited Wifi connectivity for all passengers.

 

Arrival airport: There are regular flights from Berlin to London Heathrow, Gatwick, City and Stansted airports as well as occasional flights to London Luton Airport. City is the most central, accessible by the DLR Underground line, closely followed by Heathrow, which is accessible by trains from Paddington. Those flying to Stansted, Luton or Gatwick should factor in time for travel. All London airports provide duty-free shopping, dining options and limited wifi connectivity.