Cheap Flights from Faro to London

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How to Search for Cheap Flights Faro to London

There’s nothing more exciting than a holiday on the spur of the moment, but the nitty-gritty details of booking flights can dampen the mood. Nonetheless, with Trip.com on your side, booking last-minute flights Faro to London is no longer a distant dream!

How to buy cheap flights?

At Trip.com, we research flights from different airlines for you, and you can see all the available options for your desired departure date at a glance. This straightforward comparison also means that you can spot the cheapest options easily! Book flights Faro to London with confidence at Trip.com.

When can I find cheapest flight?

If you haven’t decided on your travel date, why not check out the price graph on our website first? This handy tool allows you to compare flight prices on different days of the year, and you can see when you can fly at the cheapest rates!

For flights Faro to London, you can find cheaper flight tickets from October to early March. Flight prices can go as low as £16 in October and £15 in February.

In contrast, flight prices are higher during the summer season, with prices starting from £35 in June.

About Airport

Now that you have a sense of the flight prices, let’s take a look at the airports! Choosing a closer airport means shorter travel time, while a larger airport offers more facilities and comfort. Let Trip.com guide you through the airports serving flights Faro to London.

Airport providing direct flights

You'll be departing from the Faro Airport (FAO) for flights Faro to London.

Airports in London

There are 5 London airports to choose from for your arrival point: London Stansted Airport (STN), London Luton Airport (LTN), London Gatwick Airport (LGW), London City Airport (LCY) and London Heathrow Airport (LHR).

Advantages to taking flights to different airports in London

All 5 airports are situated in different areas of London, and they each offer various advantages.

STN and LTN are located on the northeast and northwest side of London respectively, and you can find many cheap short-haul flights landing here. They are also the most convenient choices for travellers who may be heading to other cities in the north of London.

LGW is located in the south of London, and you can find more low-cost carrier options here. Situated 45 km away from the city centre, it offers a good balance between cheap prices and convenience.

Speaking of convenience, LCY is the closest airport to the city centre! LCY is located less than 10 km away from central London, and it’s the preferred choice for travellers who are short on time. However, it’s a regional airport, and flight options are more limited here.

LHR is the main international airport serving London as well as the largest airport in the UK. Here, you can find many facilities and full-service airline options. In addition, LHR offers an express train service which brings travellers to central London in 15 minutes!

How to get to airport in Faro

Travellers can hop onboard Proximo Bus 16 or Bus 14 to reach FAO from downtown Faro. Bus 16 departs more frequently, and the route starts from Faro Bus Station. The bus tickets cost about £2, and the journey will take just 15 minutes.

Alternatively, you can take a taxi which will bring you to the airport in about 15 minutes. The taxi fare will cost approximately £12.

Airport information in Faro

FAO is located 7 km southwest of Faro, and there is 1 passenger terminal here.

How to get to downtown from airports in London

The Stansted Express is an express train service connecting travellers from STN to central London. The train makes 2 stops downtown: Tottenham Hale Station and Liverpool Street Station. The journey will take 36 or 45 minutes respectively, and a Standard Ticket cost £19.90.

Travellers landing at LTN will need to take a shuttle bus from the airport to Luton Parkway Station. The shuttle bus cost £2.40. Then, travellers can board the Thameslink which will bring passengers to multiple stations in central London, including St Pancras International Station and Blackfriars Station.

The Gatwick Express connects LGW to London Victoria Station directly, and the train ride lasts for 30 minutes. Standard Tickets are available for £17.80.

The Docklands Light Railway connects LCY to several local train stations, including Canning Town Station and Woolwich Arsenal. Travellers can then board the Tube to reach downtown.

The Heathrow Express serves travellers landing at LHR, and it will bring travellers to Paddington Station in 15 minutes. Express Class Tickets cost £25.

Terminal information of airports in London

STN, LTN and LCY each have 1 terminal only.

LGW has 2 terminals, which are North Terminal and South Terminal.

LHR has 4 terminals in operation.

About Airline

At Trip.com, you can find both low-cost and full-service airlines serving direct flights Faro to London.

Which airlines provide the route?

easyJet offers flights landing at LGW and STN.

Passengers flying with Ryanair can choose to land at STN or LTN.

Wizz Air passengers will be landing at LGW.

British Airways is the only full-service airline offering direct flights Faro to London, and there are flights landing at LGW, LCY and LHR.

Fastest direct flight

The fastest direct flights Faro to London takes only 2 hours 55 minutes. You can choose from Ryanair’s FAO-LTN route, easyJet’s FAO-LGW route or British Airway’s FAO-LHR route.

Earliest and latest flights

The earliest flights Faro to London is Ryanair’s FAO-STN route which departs at 07:10 and lands at 10:00.

The latest flight is easyJet’s FAO-LTN route which departs at 20:50 and lands at 23:40.

About London

London is one of the most famous cities in the world, and it’s home to countless renowned attractions and unique sights. There’s always something to do in every season, and there’s always something for you no matter what’s your preference!

Tourist attractions in London

Big Ben is the icon of London, and its image has become synonymous with the city. This charming clocktower was built in the mid-19th century, and it has wowed visitors from all over the world ever since!

When we talk about famous landmarks, we have to mention Tower Bridge as well. The magnificent bascule bridge stands tall over the ancient River Thames, and you can catch the bridge in action at specific timings available on its website!

When you’re at Tower Bridge, you’re bound to have seen the Tower of London on the northern bank. This historic palace dates back to the 11th century, and it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988.