Flights from London to Paris

Paris is one of the most accessible tourist destinations in Europe, especially when visitors are flying from London. Stanstead offers one-stop flights, whilst Heathrow, Gatwick, City, Southend and Luton airports all offer direct flights to the French capital on a daily (or, in the case of Southend, near-daily) basis, so it's easy to plan a trip even on short notice. The journey usually takes around 1 hour 15 minutes. Flights depart as early as 5:55 a.m. (Gatwick) and as late as 11:00p.m. (also Gatwick).

Which airlines fly from London to Paris?

There are plenty of airlines to choose from when booking flights from London to Paris. The busy route is served by both budget airlines and flag carriers like British Airways or Iberia. One of the most popular choices is easyJet, which offers inexpensive daily flights from Gatwick and Luton airports, and frequent services from Southend, too.

How long is the flight from London to Paris?

Your direct flight can take as little as 1 hour 10 minutes (from Heathrow or Southend) and up to around 1 hour 25. There isn’t much time to be saved on this short and popular route; nevertheless, thanks partly to the location, one of the quickest options is to fly with easyJet from London Southend (1 hour 10 minutes).

How many flights are there from London to Paris?

You can travel from London to Paris on any day of the week. EasyJet flies to Paris from Gatwick and Luton two-three times a day at regular intervals, and around 4 times per week from Southend. On any given day at Heathrow, flyers can choose direct flights that depart roughly every hour.

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

Departure airports: London: London Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, City and Southend. All of these are easily accessible from London city center by tube (in the case of Heathrow and City), train or bus. Express trains serve Heathrow (from Paddington) and Gatwick (from Victoria). All London airports offer free Wi-Fi services within the terminal buildings.

Arrival airports: Paris: Most London flights arrive at Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), located around 12 miles from the city center (Gare du Nord). It’s usually best to take the train from the airport: RER line B from terminal 3. If you’re arriving at any other terminal, you’ll need to take the CDGVAL free shuttle to terminal 3. If you’re arriving at Orly Airport, around 11 miles to the South, you can also take RER line B trains – this time, northbound - to reach the city center.