Cheap Flights from Cork to London

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About Airport

-Airports providing direct flights Cork to London

Departing from Cork, direct flights Cork to London leave from the only airport serving the area - Cork Airport (ORK).

-Airports in London

Arriving in London, direct flights Cork to London could land at 4 London airports - Gatwick Airport (LGW), Heathrow Airport (LHR), London Luton Airport (LTN) and London Stansted Airport (STN). Indirect flights Cork to London may also land at London City Airport (by airlines like Lufthansa, KLM and Swiss). 

-How to get to the airport in Cork? 

Situated only around 6.5 km or 4 miles from Cork city centre, passengers flying out of Cork Airport can get a transfer from the downtown area by various means. 

The Bus Éireann service 226 is the most budget-friendly option for a transfer to Cork Airport. The bus leaves from Kent Station in Cork City and will arrive at the airport's bus and coach stop in 20 minutes, which under normal traffic conditions is only mildly slower than a taxi or private transfer.

-Airports and terminal information in Cork

Located approximately 6.5 km or 4 miles from the centre of Cork city, Cork Airport (ORK) is Ireland's second largest international airport. The ORK is a single terminal airport that handles domestic, international and seasonal charter flights. A wide range of amenities and services are available in the terminal, e.g. free Wi-Fi, ATM, currency exchange, gift shops, restaurants and cafes. Convenient transport link is also right at the doorstep, such as taxis located outside the main terminal, and the airport is a short walk from the Irish Railway System.

-How to get to downtown from airports in London?

Flying to London from Cork, passengers may land at 4 London airports. As they are located in different parts of London, it is advisable to double-check your arrival airport carefully before setting off. All 4 airports can be easily reached by taxi and local trains. In addition, most London airports have dedicated express trains into the city centre. For example, the Heathrow Express train to London Paddington in 15 minutes, Gatwick Express to London Victoria in 30 minutes) and Stansted Express train to London Liverpool Street in 47 minutes. London Luton airport requires a shuttle bus and train to reach London St. Pancras.

-Airport and terminal information in London

Heathrow Airport (LHR) is roughly 23 km or 14 miles west of London. It is the busiest airport in the U.K., with four terminals - Terminals 2, 3, 4 & 5. Terminal 3 is where London Underground and Heathrow Express trains are located. Gatwick Airport (LGW) has two terminals, North Terminal and South Terminal. Based around 47 km or 29 miles south of London, passengers will find a train station next to the LGW's South Terminal. London Luton Airport (LTN) and London Stansted Airport (STN) are two smaller airports that mainly operate flights from budget airlines. The LTN has one terminal, around 45 km (28 miles) northwest of central London, whereas the STN is the furthest away with one terminal. Despite its size, the STN handles flights to over 160 destinations across Europe, Asia and Africa.

About Airlines

-Which airlines providing the route?

Direct flights Cork to London is a popular route with several airlines operating multiple daily flights. Passengers can choose Aer Lingus, British Airways and Ryanair for direct flights. The most popular airline for this route is British Airways, which operates 4 to 5 non-stop flights from Cork to London daily. 

-Fastest direct flight

On average, 3 airlines offer 1 daily direct flights Cork to London at the fastest duration of 1 hour 15 minutes. Ryanair from ORK to London Luton Airport, Air Lingus and British Airways from ORK to London Heathrow. 

-Cheapest flight

According to Trip.com, the lowest price for flights Cork to London direct is £6, and flights Cork to London return can be purchased for as low as £19. 

-Flight duration and distance

The average flight time is 1 hour 20 minutes from Cork to London. The shortest duration is 1 hour 15 minutes, and the longest duration for direct flights Cork to London is 1 hour 25 minutes. 

-Earliest and latest flights

The earliest flight departs from Cork (ORK) at 07:15 and arrives in London (LHR) at 08:40. The latest flight departs from Cork (ORK) at 21:55 and arrives in London (LTN) at 23:10.

About London

-Tourist attractions in London

London is a historic city rich in art, culture, entertainment and thrills. If you are looking to tick off the most iconic London destinations, then make sure you pay a visit to the London Eye on the South Bank, Westminster Bridge, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament. For thrill-seekers or families, keep them busy in the London Zoo, Sea Life London Aquarium, Warner Bros. Studio Tour, London Transport Museum and Lee Valley VeloPark. For evening entertainment, watch a ballet or opera performance in the Royal Opera House; choose a musical or play in the Westend Theatre District; enjoy a night of jazz in Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club; or dance the night away in popular nightclubs like Fabric, Cargo and Ministry of Sound.

-Best time to visit London

While London has relatively mild winters and summers, the weather can be grey and rainy for much of the year. So, for the best temperature and most sunny days, plan your visit between June and August, when the temperature ranges from 13 to 30 degrees Celsius. March to May is also a great time to visit for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.