A Complete Guide to Book Cheap Flights from London to Shanghai and Save Money on Trip.com

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When planning your London to Shanghai flights, it's important to consider all costs, not just the ticket price. Think about transportation to and from the airports, baggage fees, and any in-flight services you might need. By factoring in these expenses, you can budget accurately and make smart choices, ensuring you get the best deals and save money.

Book Cheap Flights from London to Shanghai and Save Money

London to Shanghai: Departure from London Airports

London offers convenient flight options to Shanghai from several airports. Airlines such as British Airways, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Wizz Air, and Air China operate flights from London Heathrow, London Gatwick and London Luton Airports, providing travellers with a choice of departure points. After checking the transportation details and flight prices, you can compare and choose the most suitable departure point according to your preference and convenience.

Heathrow Airport (LHR), situated 23 kilometres west of London’s city centre, has five terminals, handling flights from all over the world and offering a vast array of facilities. Travellers can reach the airport via the Heathrow Express train, which takes about 15 minutes from Paddington Station.

Main Transportation Options to LHREstimated TimePrice
Heathrow Express15 minsFrom £15.00
London Underground ('the Tube')60 minsFrom £5.50
Elizabeth Line45 minsFrom £12.80
Coaches50-90 minsFrom £10.00
Taxis (a black cab or a pre-booked minicab)60 minsFrom £49.00

Gatwick Airport (LGW) is located 45 kilometres from downtown and features two terminals. Gatwick is easily accessible in several ways, ensuring a seamless journey from London city centre, no matter your transport. The Gatwick Express offers a quick 30-minute journey from Victoria Station to the airport.

Main Transportation Options to LGWEstimated TimePrice
Gatwick Express30 minsFrom £10.00
Thameslink30-45 minsFrom £10.00
Southern Railway30-35 minsFrom £15.00
National Express Coach90 minsFrom £8.00
Taxi or Car60-90 minsFrom £60.00
Tube + Train60 minsFrom £2.40 (tube fare) + train fare

Luton Airport (LTN), with single one terminal, mainly serves flights to European destinations. Travellers can take a train from St Pancras International, usually taking about 25 minutes, plus a brief shuttle bus ride to reach the airport.

Main Transportation Options to LTNTimePrice
By train30 minsFrom £15.00
National Express Coach90-120 minsFrom £5.00
Taxi or Car60-90 minsFrom £70.00
Tube + Train60-90 minsFrom £2.40 (tube fare) + train fare

Compare cheap flight tickets and transportation prices from London (LON) to Shanghai (SHA)

When comparing London-Shanghai flight prices in November 2024, there is only a negligible price difference among the three London airports. The lowest price is £212 from London Luton Airport, while the highest price is £264.50 from London Heathrow Airport.

Flight to Shanghai from LondonFlight TicketsTransportation FareTotal
Heathrow (LHR-PVG)£259.00£5.50£264.50
Gatwick (LGW-PVG)£222.00£8.00£230.00
Luton (LTN-PVG)£207.00£5.00£212.00

*Based on flight prices in November 2024, as sourced from Trip.com's data. Transportation prices are approximate and can vary. To get most accurate and up-to-date information, please check trip.com and official websites of respective transportation services.

London to Shanghai: Arrival at Shanghai Airport

Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) is one of the busiest airports in China and the main international airport in Shanghai, offering a wide range of flights from around the world. The airport has two main terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, both serving domestic and international flights. Terminal 1 provides a variety of shops, restaurants, and amenities for travellers to enjoy during their time at the airport. Terminal 2 offers a modern and spacious environment with a great selection of duty-free shops, dining options, and car rental services. The distance from Shanghai Pudong International Airport to downtown is about 33km, by taxi about 50 minutes.

London to Shanghai: Airline Deals

Several airlines, such as China Southern Airlines, Wizz Air, Hainan Airlines, and Air China, offer low-cost flights from London to Shanghai on Trip.com. Low-cost airlines typically offer competitive prices, but may depart from suburban airports and do not always include free checked baggage.

Reviews of airlines servicing London-Shanghai

Virgin Atlantic
10.0
Air China
9.9
China Eastern Airlines
9.0
China Southern Airlines
8.9
British Airways
8.1

Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from London to Shanghai?

In November 2024, Wizz Air and Hainan Airlines offer the cheapest overall option at £212 (LTN-PVG), while Air China provides the cheapest direct flight at £313 (LGW-PVG).

Flight to ShanghaiChina Southern AirlinesWizz Air, Hainan AirlinesAir China
RouteLGW - PVGLTN - PVGLGW - PVG
flight tickets£242£207£305
transportation to airports£8.00£5.00£8.00
Total£250 (3h 55m in Zhengzhou)£212 (Self-transfer)£313 (Cheapest direct)

*Based on flight prices in November 2024, as sourced from Trip.com's data.

What's the cheapest total travel cost from London to Shanghai?

Let's have a closer look at the actual costs you may incur when flying from London to Shanghai. While budget airlines may initially offer the cheapest flight tickets, it's important to consider the overall costs. Surprisingly, China Southern Airlines actually provides the lowest price at £249.68, followed by Wizz Air, Hainan Airlines at £290.20. Air China at £312.78 (Cheapest Nonstop Flights). By selecting the appropriate flights, a family of four can potentially save over £250 on their travel expenses.

Flight to ShanghaiChina Southern AirlinesWizz Air, Hainan AirlinesAir China
RouteLGW - PVGLTN - PVGLGW - PVG
flight tickets£241.68£206.90£304.78
transportation to airports£8.00£5.00£8.00
check-in luggage (1 piece max 20kg)Free (1×23kg)1st £78.30 (1×20kg)
2nd Free (1×23kg)
Free (1×23kg)
Seat reservationFreeFreeFree
Total£249.68 (3h 55m in Zhengzhou)£290.20 (2 stops in Budapest, Shenzhen)£312.78 (Cheapest direct)

*Based on flight prices in November 2024, as sourced from Trip.com's data.

London to Shanghai: Flight Search & Book Flights

London to Shanghai: Direct Flights & Flight Time Schedule

Cheapest one-way flight priceBHD 2,700
Cheapest return ticket priceBHD 4,567
Off-season travel monthMay
Peak season for travelJune
Flight distance9,203.98km
Average flight time11 hours 48 minutes
Popular airlineAir China
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  1. MU214

    18:40

    LGW

    11.1h

    12:45

    PVG

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  2. CA630

    20:45

    LGW

    11.1h

    14:50

    PVG

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  3. CA552

    20:45

    LGW

    11.1h

    14:50

    PVG

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  4. MU552

    21:20

    LHR

    11.3h

    15:40

    PVG

    SMTWTFS
  5. MU202

    11:35

    LGW

    11.3h

    05:55

    PVG

    SMTWTFS
  6. CA848

    11:15

    LGW

    11.5h

    05:45

    PVG

    SMTWTFS
  7. CZ7226

    12:35

    LHR

    12.6h

    09:10

    PVG

    SMTWTFS
  8. BA169

    12:35

    LHR

    12.6h

    09:10

    PVG

    SMTWTFS
  9. IB3777

    12:10

    LHR

    12.8h

    07:55

    PVG

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  10. BA0169

    12:10

    LHR

    12.8h

    07:55

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London to Shanghai: Cheapest Time to Book Flights

Choosing the best time to book flights for the Shanghai to London route can be influenced by several factors. Generally, it is recommended to book your Shanghai to London flights in advance to secure better deals and availability. This is especially true if you wish to travel in peak season, for example, Chinese New Year, summer, National Day holiday, and school holidays. As a rule of thumb, aim to book your tickets at least 2–3 months before your desired travel dates. Additionally, consider avoiding peak travel seasons or holidays when prices tend to be higher. Monitoring flight prices regularly and setting up price alerts can also help you snag the best deals.

This table can help you plan your trip by showing the most affordable months to fly. March offers the cheapest flights, while September is the most expensive. By choosing your travel dates wisely, you can save a significant amount on airfare.

Month in 2025Cheapest London to Shanghai flight tickets
January£414
February£412
March£411
April£468
May£419
June£419
July£501
August£497
September£700

London to Shanghai: Discover Shanghai

Perched on the eastern coast of China, flights to Shanghai are sought after all year round. This dynamic city has become a major tourist destination, and it’s easy to see why. Offering an enticing mix of towering skyscrapers, ancient temples, vibrant nightlife, and a diverse culinary scene, it’s no surprise that so many people flock to the city. And with a variety of airlines providing affordable flights to Shanghai from around the world, there’s never been a better time to add it to your travel itinerary.

Shanghai’s skyline, featuring the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower and the Shanghai Tower, showcases its modernity and rapid development. However, the city also offers a glimpse into its rich history with attractions such as the Bund, a picturesque waterfront area, and the Yuyuan Garden, a classical Chinese garden dating back to the Ming Dynasty. For those interested in culture and history, the Shanghai Museum and the China Art Museum are must-visits, displaying an impressive array of artefacts and contemporary art. Meanwhile, food enthusiasts can savour the city's renowned street food and upscale dining options, making Shanghai a true haven for gourmets. Whether you’re seeking a cosmopolitan adventure or a cultural exploration, Shanghai has something for everyone, making it a destination worth discovering.

Explore Accommodation and Local Transport in Shanghai

After booking your flights, focus on finding accommodation and local transport in Shanghai. Search for affordable hotels, hostels, or rentals near major attractions. Websites like Trip.com offer various options for different budgets. Trip.com's Travel Guides can also give useful tips on where to stay and what to do. Think about the costs and convenience of public transport, taxis, or car rentals for getting around. Planning ahead can help you save money and make your trip easier.

Recommended Hotels in Shanghai [2024]

5 star

9.3/10Very Good10173 Reviews
People's Square Shanghai|0.54km from city centre
Nice hotel with a great location by Nanjing Road and People's Square. Lots of restaurants nearby, room service, and restaurants in the hotel. I chose the room that I chose because of the bathtub. Do not make the same mistake I did. The bathtub is big, so that's not the problem. The bathtub is right against the sink countertop so you cannot lean your head back. Then there is the glass on one side of the tub, so you cannot stick your arm over the edge of the tub, or even relax on the side of the tub. I wanted to read, but because my arm was stuck, I couldn't do so comfortably. Also, because of the glass location, impossible to watch TV from tub. And there is no counter by tub (except the sink behind) to place goods or drinks. It would be better if the glass could move, and the hotel could realistically do that.I know it would be impossible to move the tub, and it might not be a problem for all (I am tall). So beautiful design, just not super functional. I know other rooms have other tub types... If you are big into relaxing and reading in a tub during a get-a-way, get one of the others. Room got to 19-20° so that was nice. The windows also opened partially, so being able to get some fresh air was also nice Room service menu is only on the TV... While I get being eco friendly... Still a copy in the room or a note saying it's on the TV would be nice. I'd stay again, but I would choose a room with a more accommodating tub (which I know they have).
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9.3/10Very Good5080 Reviews
People's Square Shanghai|0.47km from city centre
Stayed 3 nights in the hotel and so glad for that as the location is prime! So easy to access Nanjing East Pedestrian walk and the Bund. Food is all around. We booked a bund view room and no regrets. The view is awesome. Special mention to Oliver. He is the most service-oriented staff we have encountered for this trip. When we came back from our Hangzhou trip for another 2 nights in same hotel, he ensured our room was ready and in good condition, even messaging us to inform that. He also provided recommendation when we asked him where we can find good food. Great customer service. Also saw him providing help to all the other guests, always patient. The staff at the mini bar on lobby floor was also very nice and friendly. Overall, happy to have chosen this hotel.
FromBHD 38
9.4/10Outstanding10497 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.4km from city centre
We stayed here for 3 nights in a Standard Twin Bed room, which included breakfast. The room wasn't too big or too small — just right for two people. Each bed was about 110 cm wide, which was comfortable enough for a single sleeper. On the first day, we got a room that smelled like cigarette smoke. We thought turning on the AC would remove the smell, but it didn’t, so we couldn’t sleep all night. On the second day, we asked to change rooms and were given one that didn’t smell anymore. Breakfast had a good variety, offering Western, Chinese, and Asian options. There were several types of porridge, and the Chinese dishes tasted authentic and flavorful. We requested a late check-out until 2 PM, and it was approved, but we ended up checking out earlier at around 12:30 PM. The building is surrounded by a variety of restaurants and mobile phone repair shops. The location is quite strategic — it's close to the train station, which made it easy to travel both within the city and to other destinations.
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9.4/10Outstanding5231 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area Shanghai|1.78km from city centre
This room is not as nice as the room with twin beds. The down pillow available on the pillow menu was very flat. Actually, all of the pillows were not really good for sleeping on (they all deflated very quickly). Still, the pillow menu is a nice touch. Additionally, one of the lights by the night stand didn’t work. The temperature of the faucet and bathtub were not easy to control and moderate easily.
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9/10Good8716 Reviews
People's Square Shanghai|0.5km from city centre
I had the pleasure of staying at the Conrad Hotel Shanghai recently, and I must say, their exceptional service truly made my experience memorable. From the moment I checked in, the staff were warm, attentive, and went above and beyond to ensure my comfort. Their attention to detail and genuine hospitality made me feel completely at home. The team's efficiency and professionalism were impressive, as they anticipated my needs and addressed any concerns promptly. Whether it was a special request or just a friendly smile, every interaction left a positive impression. In particular, I would like to highlight the exceptional service provided by an employee named Rick. Rick was incredibly kind and helpful, consistently going above and beyond to assist me during my stay. I would highly recommend the Conrad Hotel Shanghai to anyone seeking a luxurious and welcoming stay. The unmatched service, especially from dedicated staff like Rick, is a testament to their commitment to excellence.
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Business travel

9.4/10Outstanding8705 Reviews
People's Square Shanghai|0.73km from city centre
I do NOT recommend this hotel; do not come if you are disabled, old or in a wheelchair. I came with my aunt and a lot of the rooms are not accessible by elevator. I calculated and one you enter downstairs, it took me 4 minutes walking to get into the room which is huge compared to other hotels. The little bench in the entry was stained. There are some holes in the walls. The room doesn't look like the pictures at all!! And it's pretty dark even when all lights are on. There is a glass window between the shower and the bed, which made it super uncomfortable to shower (the one in the bed can see you even with the curtain down bc it is not thick enough). You can see my aunt in the picture, imagine when we had to shower. Only acceptable for couples, undecent for family or friends. The staff didn't accept to change me to a more accessible room even if my aunt is 72 yo and back problems!! For that matter, Trip refunded me about a fourth or a fifth the booking which isn't a real solution for that. Breakfast was ok but once there was a dirty plate, tried to give it to the waiter but she just told me to use it. What was i suppose to do with it, put it back for others? The mats of the hallways aren't high-end at all. The lobby indeed is but not the rooms, they are not all worth the pictures. Please note that there are around 40 rooms upstairs where i was, where you are likely to be housed, you need 2 different elevators and walk one floor. Other cheaper hotels in shanghai will make you feel more the ”high end” experience. The price isn't justified in my opinion. Thanks to the cleaning ladies who where always so kind.
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9.6/10Excellent7506 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.73km from city centre
This hotel is so~~~~ great. I am so touched by their service. Best Shanghai hotel ever. Those people at the front desk were fantastic. They even provided free Yu Yuan tour with guests. I have to thank so much to Jerry. He helped every thing for us. Very considerate and delicate service. He should be the global best hotelier!!! Location is very good. Right next to the Bund and Yu Yuan, both short walking distance. Don't worry if your room doesn't have a good view since in the 11th floor common balcony, any guests can have a beautiful view of the Shanghai Tower and the Oriental Pearl Tower. I loved their breakfast as well. The lady who checked in for my family for the restaurant was so great. I forgot her name, but maybe Camela. I really appreciate you! 1st floor bell crews were so kind as well. I definitely want to come to this hotel again. My families Shanghai visit was much happier because of these people. If I come again, I will stay with them. Thank you and miss you, everyone.
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8.9/107301 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|2.55km from city centre
The air conditioner in the room worked properly and adjusted the temperature quickly. The hotel staff are very considerate. They are very prompt in their service and come to clean the rooms on time when needed, replenishing free drinking water. And the Wi-Fi signal in the room is very good. Overall, although the hotel rooms do not have particularly extravagant exterior facilities, they do an excellent job in terms of value for money. All the staff and Xiangzhang were very good in assisting me during my stay to make it a very pleasent stay. Thank you very much.
FromBHD 45
9.2/10Very Good4218 Reviews
People's Square Shanghai|0.9km from city centre
I really thoroughly enjoyed my experience in this hotel. As a solo traveller, I felt safe throughout my stay, with security guards on the ground floor, public police officers 公安 on the Nanjing Road, and even special forces 特警 occasionally parked on the ground floor. The location is amazing, you can take public transport + walk to almost any big attractions. Last but not least, I would like to specially commend the hotel staff I interacted with during my trip, specifically 刘阿姨 on level 11, who helped me clean my room and who has been so friendly to me since day one. She was one of the main reasons why I felt so comfortable in the hotel, and I would like to give her a shoutout. Thank you! I would highly recommend this hotel if you’re visiting SH 🫶🏻
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9.1/10Good6212 Reviews
Jing'an District Shanghai|2.97km from city centre
Kunlun Jing’an is our go-to hotel whenever we visit Shanghai. We live in Hangzhou and often travel to Shanghai, usually on weekends. Since moving to Hangzhou last year, we’ve always stayed at this hotel—it’s become our preferred choice because of the excellent service, comfortable rooms, and outstanding staff. Everyone, from the concierge to the hotel bar, room service, breakfast team, and front desk, has been helpful and professional. We’ve never had any issues during our stays—in fact, this was our fifth time staying here. However, during our recent stay on Friday night, for my husband’s weekend birthday celebration, we encountered some problems. We checked in late and went straight out for dinner. When we returned to our room, I stepped on a wet patch next to the bed. I was fairly certain it was urine, but we gave the hotel the benefit of the doubt, assuming it might just be water. We called the operator—who, I must say, was not the most helpful staff member we’ve encountered here. She sent two employees to inspect the wet spot, and they insisted it was only water. We offered to dry it ourselves with a hairdryer, so my husband tried. As soon as he began, a strong odor became apparent—it definitely smelled like urine. My husband pressed tissues onto the rug to check the liquid’s colour, and they turned yellow. We called the operator again, and she said someone would come to re-examine it. After waiting 15 minutes with no response, we called once more at 11:30 PM—I was exhausted by this point. My husband spoke to the same person, who assured us someone would arrive soon. Again, no one came. At 12:30 AM, my husband called again, now extremely frustrated. Finally, a staff member arrived and called someone on the phone what I assume was the hotel manager. To our disappointment, the manager asked an unreasonable question: “What time did you check in? Why didn’t you report this immediately?” My husband replied that we had entered the room at 7 PM, we were thinking why we would inspect every inch of the rug for wet patches? Eventually, they moved us to another room of the same type. After settling in, I took a shower and reached for the body lotion from the bathroom amenities—only to find it half-used. By then, I was at my limit and wanted to complain at the front desk, but it was already 1 AM, and I was too tired. We decided to sleep and address it in the morning. After breakfast, we spoke to a front desk staff member, who was very kind, apologetic, and helpful. She brought the manager, who also apologized and upgraded us to a beautiful suite. While we appreciated the gesture, this might be our last stay at this hotel. That said, the staff at Kunlun Jing’an are truly excellent—this experience was just an unfortunate exception.
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Family friendly

9.3/10Very Good4643 Reviews
Jing'an District Shanghai|2.6km from city centre
Love everything about this Hotel, the location, the room, the staff Mr Tim Tang was welcoming us and made all the checkin process very easy and smooth he was very polite and very well trained i ask for the best room view and we got the best so far …When we come back, all the room were clean and nice. I would recommend this hotel to everyone.
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9.4/10Outstanding3947 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area Shanghai|0.97km from city centre
Went to the langham to celebrate my wife’s birthday at the executive lounge and it was amazing! They decorated the room and it caught my wife with a surprise. A big shoutout to all the staff, especially Shirley and James for making our time wonderful.
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9.4/10Outstanding6906 Reviews
Dapuqiao Area Shanghai|2.92km from city centre
Front Office Service was great! From the moment we arrived, the receptionist greeted us with a warm smile and promptly checked us in. They were very attentive to our needs, providing useful information about the hotel facilities and local attractions. The process was efficient and hassle-free, making our arrival smooth and enjoyable. Overall, the front office staff exceeded our expectations with their professionalism and friendliness. We would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for exceptional service during their stay.
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9.2/10Very Good3566 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.27km from city centre
I stayed at The Westin Bund Center Shanghai for a business trip, and it was an exceptional experience. The hotel's location is perfect, offering easy access to key business districts and stunning views of the Bund. The room was spacious, clean, and well-appointed, providing a comfortable and relaxing environment after a long day of meetings. The staff were incredibly professional and attentive, ensuring that all my needs were met promptly. The breakfast buffet was a highlight, with a wide variety of delicious options to start the day right. I highly recommend The Westin Bund Center Shanghai for anyone traveling on business or leisure. I look forward to my next stay!
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9.7/10Excellent6188 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.78km from city centre
It was amazing experience for us. We’ve traveled so many places around the world, this hotel was one of the best hotels we’ve stayed in. We only stayed for 3 nights for Christmas, it’s holiday season, everything so beautiful. Great location and services, it was above my expectations except for the foods. When I booked, it didn’t include breakfast, we had to pay extra fees for it. Honestly, it’s okay to try, but not worthy (If you get it free, that’s awesome). Lots of selection, but wasn’t what I expected. It’s pricey, over $500 RMB for 2 one time only. Overall it’s perfect, I would stay there again when I visit Shanghai.
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Discover Dining and Entertainment in Shanghai

To enjoy Shanghai without spending too much, check out the local food and entertainment. Visit markets, street food stalls, and affordable restaurants to enjoy authentic Chinese dishes without overspending. Many attractions like museums and historical sites offer discounts or free entry on certain days, so it's good to check their schedules. You can also enjoy free or cheap activities like visiting parks, taking walking tours, and exploring the city's lively neighbourhoods. By keeping an eye on your budget, you can have a fun and affordable trip to Shanghai.

Discover Dining and Entertainment in Shanghai

Forecast weather and best time to visit Shanghai

Shanghai experiences a temperate climate, making it pleasant to visit throughout the year. However, the most popular time to visit is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) seasons when the weather is mild and the city is less crowded. These times offer a great balance between comfortable temperatures and fewer tourists. Additionally, certain events like the Shanghai International Film Festival in June and the Shanghai Tourism Festival in September make these months particularly vibrant in Shanghai. Ultimately, it's recommended to consider your preferred weather conditions and the activities you wish to partake in when deciding the best time for your visit.

MonthAverage Temperature (°C)Average Airfare (£)Average Hotel Price (£)Important Holiday
January1 ~ 8414100New Year's Day
February3 ~ 10412120Chinese New Year
March7 ~ 14411110International Women's Day
April12 ~ 20468130Qingming Festival
May17 ~ 25419140Labor Day
June22 ~ 28419150Dragon Boat Festival
July26 ~ 33501160None
August20 ~ 29497150Qixi Festival
September21 ~ 28700140Mid-Autumn Festival
October16 ~ 23368130National Day
November9 ~ 17369120Singles' Day
December3 ~ 11376110Winter Solstice

Note:

  • Average Temperatures: These are approximate values and can vary slightly.
  • Average Flight Prices: Prices can fluctuate based on demand, booking time, and airline.
  • Average Hotel Prices: Prices can vary depending on the location, hotel rating, and booking platform.
  • Trip.com offers cheap hotels in Shanghai, with prices ranging from £6 to £100.

London to Shanghai: Flight Change, Cancellation, Seat Selection

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Cheap Flights from London to Shanghai: FAQs

  • When are flight tickets from London (LON) to Shanghai (SHA) the cheapest?

    Airlines adjust prices for flights from London to Shanghai based on the date and time of your booking. By analyzing data from all airlines, on Trip.com, you can find the cheapest flight prices on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
  • How much are flights from London (LON) to Shanghai (SHA) cost?

    According to Trip.com's data, the lowest price is around BHD 7,336.
  • How long is the flight from London (LON) to Shanghai (SHA)?

    It takes about 11 hours 48 minutes to fly from London (LON) to Shanghai (SHA).
  • What are the most popular airlines that fly from London (LON) to Shanghai (SHA)?

    Airlines with flights from London (LON) to Shanghai (SHA): China Eastern Airlines, Air China, China Southern Airlines, Iberia and British Airways.
  • How many airports in Shanghai (SHA)?

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