Flights from London to Boston

Flights from London to Boston: Journey Details

Seven airlines have direct flights from London to Boston. They are KLM, Virgin Atlantic, Delta, US Airways, Finnair, Iberia and British Airways. The average flight time for a direct flight is seven hours and five minutes. Other airlines fly this route but they include a stop over, and some have lengthy waits, ranging from 10-20 hours. There are 37 flights a week and the prices are marginally higher from July to October.[/p][h2]Taking a Flight from London

Flights from London depart from London City, London Heathrow and London Gatwick. They are 11km east, 22km west and 47.5km southeast, respectively. National Express coaches serve Gatwick and Heathrow. London City can be reached via the Docklands Light Railway, which is served by London Overground and Underground trains. The Heathrow Express and Heathrow Connect trains both run from Paddington Station. It is also on the Piccadilly Line on the London Underground. Gatwick Express train runs from Victoria and London Bridge train stations, and there is also a Thameslink service. Local buses from the city run to London City and Heathrow, and Heathrow is served by the N9 night bus.

Flying into Boston

Boston is the state capital of Massachusetts, on the east coast of the USA. It was the scene of important moments leading up to the American Revolution. Bostonians are passionate about sport, and their Baseball, Basketball and American Football teams have some of the most fanatical fans in the country. Logan International Airport is 4.8km northeast of downtown Boston. Taxis are available outside the arrivals terminals. A free shuttle bus goes to Airport Station, where you can catch the Blue Line subway to various places in the city. The Silver Line SL1 is a rapid bus service that heads to destinations in South Boston. Water taxis are also available to areas on the downtown waterfront.