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Belfast
Belfastdirect£29
Londonderry
Londonderrydirect£64

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Flight from Manchester to Belfast Intl Airport

FAQs - booking Northern Ireland flights

  • How can I reach the Northern Ireland City Centre if I land at Belfast International (BFS)?

    There are many ways for passengers to get to the city centre after landing at Belfast International (BFS). It takes about 30 minutes to travel in a taxi or an Uber. There is also a bus service called the Airport Express 300, which runs from the airport to the city centre every 15 minutes.

  • Do travellers heading to the United Kingdom need a passport?

    Passengers from the United Kingdom travelling to North Ireland don't need a visa to enter the UK. Travellers should bring a passport with them, so they can use it as identification when checking in at the airport, even though it is not required for travel to other regions of the United Kingdom, such as Scotland, England, and Wales.

  • How can I get from Northern Ireland to Stirling Castle?

    Stirling Castle is situated south of Northern Ireland, and the distance between Northern Ireland and Stirling Castle is approximately 100 miles. Travellers visiting Stirling Castle should fly from Belfast International Airport to Glasgow Airport. You then take a train or bus from Glasgow to Stirling for 45 minutes.

  • Where should I fly to if I want to visit the Giant’s Causeway?

    Passengers travelling into the City of Derry Airport (LDY) can explore the Giant's Causeway on the coast of County Antrim. The distance between the City of Derry Airport and Giant's Causeway is approximately 40 miles. You can rent a car from LDY to get to the Giant's Causeway.

  • How do I get to Northern Ireland if I fly into London Heathrow Airport (LHR) ?

    By taking flights into significant airports in Northern Ireland like Belfast City Airport, you can fly from London Gatwick Airport (LGW) to Northern Ireland. London Gatwick is a good airport since it offers many direct flights and is serviced by major airlines like British Airways, Norwegian, and EasyJet.

  • Which airport should I fly into if I want to visit Titanic Belfast?

    Visitors to Titanic Belfast can fly into Belfast International Airport (BFS). From BFS, you can take a taxi, bus, or train to Titanic Belfast. Travelling by bus takes 1 h 15 min, whereas travelling by train or taxi takes 30 minutes.

  • I’m searching for flights to Northern Ireland from London. Which departure airport should I choose?

    Which airport to choose in London depends on your final destination in Northern Ireland and whether you have a preferred airline or not. London Stansted Airport (STN) has flights to two airports in Northern Ireland: Ryanair and easyJet make regular flights to Belfast International Airport, while Loganair flies from Stansted to City of Derry Airport. If you’re keen on low-cost airlines, easyJet also flies to Belfast International from London Gatwick (LGW) and London Luton (LTN), while Flybe flies from London City (LCY) to Belfast City Airport. Flights to Northern Ireland departing from London Heathrow (LHR) land at Belfast City Airport and are operated by British Airways and Aer Lingus.

  • From which airport in Scotland should I fly to Northern Ireland?

    Edinburgh International Airport (EDI) and Glasgow International Airport (GLA) are the two airports in Scotland with most options when it comes to airlines and flights to Northern Ireland. Flybe and easyJet operate direct flights from Edinburgh and Glasgow to Belfast City and Belfast International respectively. If you’re flying to Londonderry, you can fly from Edinburgh on Ryanair or from Glasgow on Loganair. If you’re looking for flights to Northern Ireland from Aberdeen or Inverness, Flybe operates regular flights from both these cities to Belfast City Airport.

  • Which airport in Northern Ireland is closest to the Giant’s Causeway?

    The closest airport to the Giant’s Causeway is City of Derry Airport (around 32 mi away). However, do keep in mind that this airport has fewer options when it comes to direct flights to Northern Ireland. Belfast International Airport has more flight connections and is only around 47 mi away.

  • Which airport in Northern Ireland has more domestic routes?

    The Belfast City Airport has more domestic routes, with direct flights operated by Flybe from cities like Cardiff, Leeds, Birmingham, and Southampton.

  • How long is the flight to Northern Ireland?

    An average direct flight from the United Kingdom to Northern Ireland takes 2h 52m, covering a distance of 261 miles. The most popular route is London - Belfast with an average flight time of 1h 25m.

  • What is the cheapest flight to Northern Ireland?

    The cheapest ticket to Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom found in the last 72 hours was £11 one-way, and £31 round-trip. The most popular route is London Gatwick to Belfast Intl and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 72 hours was £42.

  • Which airlines fly to Northern Ireland?

    easyJet, British Airways & Aer Lingus fly the most frequently from the United Kingdom to Northern Ireland. The most popular route is from London to Belfast, and easyJet flies this route the most.

  • What are the most popular destinations in Northern Ireland?

    Based on KAYAK flight searches, the most popular destination is Belfast (98% of total searches to Northern Ireland). The next most popular destinations are Londonderry (2%) and Campbeltown (0.1%).

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Top tips for finding cheap flights to Northern Ireland

  • Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest Northern Ireland flight deals.
  • There are hotels on-site if you decide to spend the night at the airport after arriving in Northern Ireland. If you land at Belfast International Airport (BFS), you can rest at Ballyrobin Country Lodge, while those who land at George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD) can stay at the Stormont or Titanic hotels.
  • For travellers heading to North Ireland, Belfast International Airport (BFS) serves as the main travel hub. With a large selection of domestic and international flights, it is the biggest airport in North Ireland. Manchester, Dundee, and Alicante are accessible from BFS. These cities are accessible by booking a flight from BFS through different airlines.
  • Belfast International Airport (BFS) is the primary airport in Northern Ireland. BFS is a hub for EasyJet and Ryanair. EasyJet is based in Luton (LTN), while Ryanair is in Dublin (DUB). It is easy to find connecting flights from BFS to various parts of the UK through various airlines.
  • When searching for flights to Northern Ireland, you have three main airports to choose from. If you’re looking for an airport served by more airlines, select Belfast International Airport (BFS) as your destination.
  • If you want a more convenient airport that's closer to the centre of the capital city, search for flights to Northern Ireland that land at the George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD). The airport is just 2 mi from the city centre.
  • Belfast International Airport is mostly served by regular and seasonal flights to Northern Ireland operated by low-cost airlines. Alternatively, or if you’d prefer a different type of airline when flying to the capital, you can search for flights to George Best Belfast City Airport. Keep in mind that there are fewer options when it comes to airlines at this airport.
  • The third airport in Northern Ireland is City of Derry Airport (LDY), which mostly serves the Londonderry area. This airport has fewer route options, but is served by regular direct flights to Northern Ireland from Glasgow Airport, London Stansted, Edinburgh, Liverpool, and Manchester, operated by Loganair and Ryanair.
  • If you have an interest in a particular low-cost airline, Belfast City Airport is a focus destination for Flybe, while Belfast International Airport is a focus airport for easyJet, Ryanair, and Jet2.
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Top 5 airlines flying to Northern Ireland

 
See real verified KAYAK customer reviews for airlines flying to Northern Ireland. Airline scores are aggregated from all reviews left by passengers on KAYAK after flying with an airline from the United Kingdom to Northern Ireland. KAYAK doesn’t show reviews that are older than 5 years. Learn how KAYAK collects reviews.
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7.7
Cathay PacificOverall score based on 892 reviews
8.0Boarding
8.1Crew
7.4Food
7.7Comfort
7.9Entertainment
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As a solo traveller, I always prefer to have an aisle seat, but the flight was so full, there weren’t any available. I understand that the seatbelt sign sometimes has to go on if turbulence is anticipated but after the second food service, it was on continuously for about an hour and a half and there didn’t seem to be any turbulence at all! With seats reclined, my fellow passenger in the aisle seat asleep and the seatbelt sign on I felt very trapped, extremely uncomfortable and in desperate need of the bathroom. The positives were that the staff were very friendly, the entertainment was great and we actually took off on time and arrived in HKG earlier than expected.

6.0 Goodkate, Sept 2024LHR - HKG
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As a solo traveller, I always prefer to have an aisle seat, but the flight was so full, there weren’t any available. I understand that the seatbelt sign sometimes has to go on if turbulence is anticipated but after the second food service, it was on continuously for about an hour and a half and there didn’t seem to be any turbulence at all! With seats reclined, my fellow passenger in the aisle seat asleep and the seatbelt sign on I felt very trapped, extremely uncomfortable and in desperate need of the bathroom. The positives were that the staff were very friendly, the entertainment was great and we actually took off on time and arrived in HKG earlier than expected.

Not good. Small seats. Not enough food that customers wanted. No special requests were given that i could see. Slow response from flight attendants

Mediocre. Nothing special. Bad airline food Never received the food I requested Slow response from ground staff concerning my wheelchair. I was left at a holding area and had to walk the distance to the gate. In Hong Kong

For a transpacific flight, flying economy is awful! The seats are cramped and its meant for petite folks! Good luck if you have long legs. BOARDING - AWFUL, we got to Hong Kong - the gate was listed, but upon arrival, there was a MESS of boarding procedures, they basically DIY'ed how to board but making three lines and putting three ground crew to check for passports in the terminal area. THEN to make it worse, after going through that cattle process, all of a sudden you see people standing and looking confused, apparently we were told to get in line to board, but the AV notification wasnt even working. So people started cramming in line - worse than cattle. One saving point, the flight crew forgot to serve me dinner and after waiting for it, I fell asleep since this was a midnight flight. After letting a crew know that I was forgotten, all of my meals were served first !!! Yay for being in the economy seats! Nothing much to write home about once more!

Bathroom was not cleaned as often as other airlines does. It was gross for a less than full flight capacity.

Rarely saw a flight attendant. Never received what I wanted from drink service. Twice I was told they would return with my order. I never saw the flight attendant again. I has requested a Moslem meal. I did not receive. It

From Chicago to Hong Kong was great., but from Hong Kong to manila we had hard time looking for the gate of our connecting flight. There wasn’t hardly any sign.

Cathay Pacific handle my plane delay very well. I will book with Cathay Pacific again in the future trips.

Flight crew went above and beyond to make sure the flight was enjoyable for us!

Both my husband and I ordered the fish for dinner and we both got sick and throwing up on the plane. I don’t think the seafood was handled properly and I for sure will not order fish the next time around.

Our check-in was mediocre. We were told that we didnt have access to the lounge although we were in business and we were asked to remove 1kg from each of our checked luggages as they had 21 kgs and we found out that our tickets were for 20kgs checked bags. I would have expected: 1 - more clarity on the website so that I could see the difference on fares and be able to buy tickets with more checked luggage kgs allowance, and lounge access, and 2- more flexibility for business class passengers.

On the flight back the seats where very uncomfortable, they where so bad that my back started to hurt after the first 2 hours. I can sit in a wooden chair for 2 hours. But these where just horrible, it just shows how cheap the airline has become. And the cabin was heated all those people in a heated cabin during a night flight. It was clear the climate control was not working. To top that off you are not even offered a glass of water, these people are animals.

We purchased a Go First Pass for 10 Euros each so we could board first, but everyone was able to board at the same time so we wasted 20 Euros. The flight left ab out 15 minutes late and was not allowed to land at Healthrow so we had to circle Heathrow for about 45 minutes. This caused us to almost miss our flight from Heathrow to Atlanta.

Severely delayed with no notice. Could have arrived at the airport hours later had we been informed of the delay

Once the boarding sign went on and all passengers gathered in line, we were left waiting standing up for almost an hour because there was a delay.

It would be nice to have vegan options for meals. The entertainment was not working on the the way to Austria. It was only available near the end of flight to Canada. The service was excellent.

Flight was delayed by approx 1 hour. The boarding process and the flight itself were very good, slightly tight squeeze for my legs but overall happy.

The business class layout on this plane is tightly packed and atrocious with no sense of privacy.

Flight was meant to leave at 8:30pm but there was a 2 hour delay 😞

Airmalta does not include meals in their flights and neither offers entertainment.

Kayak sent several notifications that the flight was late. This contradicted the information on the airport boards. This was extremely confusing and we very nearly missed the flight purely because we double checked with the info desk when the flight stays said’closed’. Kayak notifications are therefore unreliable and pointlesa

Usual issues with flight delay. Perennial problem of travel by plane.

Delayed almost 2 hours sitting on plane. No updates at all from flight deck and virtually no updates from cabin crew

Long delay resulted in my being unable to catch a train home and resulted in an additional £76 cost for an Uber

Be sure to check bags for 23 kg,.(50 lbs) Coming from US I chose the wrong size luggage weight when I checked in on my phone, and had to pay more when I dropped it off

The flight was delayed for over 1 hour. The boarding process is appalling making you wait for 30 minutes in the passage leading to the outside door without any seats.

The on board air steward really made the journey. He was very entertaining

I was disappointed there was a 40 minute delay to flight

They cancelled my flight and we had to fend for ourselves to reschedule another flight. There was no staff to help all the canceled guest. Poor communication and staff. I attempted to reschedule via Kayak and I asked their staff that it looked as it was available. The guy behind the counter just told us to go online..

Well Is extra charge for everything and other companies include that and the price.

My flight was delayed 1 hour. My Mood was not great

Lord knows why they had us start boarding when the plane wasn't even there, staff weren't welcoming and the couple next to me travelling with a young child had a nightmare with the baby changing facilities.

This time round it was very good, flight delayed by 30mins but capitan put his toe to the floor and made some time up!!

Great flight and crew but let down yet again by the disaster that is Birmingham Airport

Boarding at Birmingham was appalling, made to stand in a corridor which claims to be a gate for an hour, despite knowing full well the flight was delayed….. the crew were fantastic and you have to feel sorry for them dealing with the delay caused three fold, inbound delay, damage to front baggage hold door and finally a further ATC delay. On board experience was good and crew friendly and helpful.

Crowded, little leg room, little lateral room. Hour late, then all funnelled into a small room with a couple of bench seats for 150 people. Most sitting on the floor or standing for 30 mins before chaotic boarding.

You can only check in maximum 2 hours before your flight. But it’s not written anywhere on your ticket or your boarding pass or in any of your emails. The only sign is at the beginning of a huge snake queue on the barrier which is easily blocked by people. So you queue for half an hour only to be turned back. Plus on the flight we paid for priority which included two carry on bags in addition to our backpacks plus I had a letter from Ryanair for my CPAP machine to be allowed as free carry on as well. As it happened, we only had one carry on and the CPAP and two backpacks and the agent insisted I shove my CPAP under my seat which I refused as it wouldn’t fit without jamming it. They had oversold priority (or didn’t check bags) and there was an enormous fuss about overhead storage. Poorly managed and the inflight ordering service didn’t work. It was awful. I will never fly them again. And before you say it was cheap, it was most certainly not. So Ryanair can kiss my business goodbye.

Flight was good but delayed (45 minutes) which made other connections difficult.

Good service for a budget trip. No problems at all

Would be better if there is phone charging ports available

CVG to London was a good flight . Thank god the plane was not full . Seating was tighter than any international I’ve taken . We arrived in London 10 minutes early. Had it not been for handicap assistance I would have missed my connection. Had it not been for the extra 10 minutes because we landed early I would have missed my flight . 3 hours and 10 minutes from plane to plane as they were boarding when I arrived . None of that is the fault of British Air but the understaffed and confided security at LHR. Because of this I will never use British Air again unless I don’t land in London . Not the airlines fault but I never want to miss a flight because of the blunder in London . The worst I’ve ever encountered in international travel . Sorry British Air but your home needs better management.

It was a one stop flight. What I didn’t realize is that when we landed at London’s Gatwick it was necessary to go through immigration/customs and then go to the departure desk to get a new boarding pass…then pass through security again. There was only a 1 hr/20 min layover which is not nearly enough time to do all that. There were at least 12 people on my flight from Dubrovnik and 7 of them missed the flight to JFK. It was horrendous and British Airways should never have considered it a reasonable thing to do. I, literally, ran the very, very long hallways, up and down escalators and stairs…ran on the moving sidewalks and arrived quite wet from perspiration in time to board. Be sure to give yourself at least 3 hours to make any of those connections at Gatwick.

Very disappointed late takeoff led them to rebook me on American and United. The latter was cancrllrfg

The trip from Portland to Italy was great. However, the trip from Italy back to Portland was terrible. We started off leaving an hour late from Pisa to Heathrow, which then made it too late to reach our connecting flight. We were instructed by a flight attendant that we needed to go to "anyone of their colleagues" and we would need to change our connecting flight. Once we finally found someone from BA and stood in the long line of other passengers. Someone from BA came up to us while in line and asked if we were re-booking due to a delay coming into Heathrow. We told them we were, and she asked if we even checked to see if they already re-booked us. Nope, didn't know they would do that, so yes, they did in fact re-book us to a flight that would leave in 45 minutes, and we didn't have a boarding pass. "no problem just go through security and tell them you don't have a boarding pass" - It doesn't work that way. No one including security knew what to do. They kept sending us all over the place to people that didn't know what to do. Finally made it through security (after 30 minutes of everyone trying to figure out what to do with us). BA put us on a flight with Delta so we had to go to Delta to get our boarding pass. Flight was already closed, so Delta said "you need to go back to BA". Waited in line for 30 minutes due to only 2 people trying to help everyone. She got us out on a new flight that left the next day, with a connecting flight to Seattle. They put us up in a hotel that was obviously run down with a lot of passengers from BA. They told us to come down and get dinner - sent to a buffet and told we had to sit in the back of the restaurant. The buffet was not good. However, we hadn't eaten all day, so we were both starving. They had a vat of a meat sauce that said "chicken sauce". I started eating it (on tope of the rice they had) and just about chocked on a chicken bone and then found several other chicken bone slivers. The other dish said "chicken curry" tried that instead and there were whole large bay leaves that I didn't see (because it was dark in the back of the restaurant) and got one caught in my throat. Frozen mixed vegetables that said "fresh steamed vegetables" nope. Got to the airport early the next morning so we could make sure there were no issues. Flew out from Heathrow to Seattle (crew was great) landed in Seattle 20 minutes early, but couldn't get off the plane for 1/2 hour. Our connecting flight was in 2 hours. Got off the plane, and it took 1 1/2 hours to get our luggage. After 30 minutes, I went to BA's customer service desk to see if she could help. Her response was "it's not really my issue" after 3 passengers told her to make it her issue and find out what was going on, the luggage stared coming out. Needless to say, we missed the connecting flight again! BA had rebooked us with Alaska for our connecting flight. So glad they did, because Alaska was fantastic! The rebooking process was much easier and they made sure we got out of Seattle that day so we could get home. All in all, I will never fly British Airways again.

Flight was on time. The half sandwich offered doesn’t compare to the full meal offered by Egyptair. With BA there is no entertainment whilst on the Egyptair flight you get to choose form a range of movies and the flight map which I quite enjoy.

Bathroom was out of service. Had to pay for everything

Lost bag - again. No help from staff at Nice - they have a handling agent who does nothing No emergency kit Try calling BA - they eventually found the bag - now on later flight. Trying to get someone to help in the short term is impossible. If I am unhappy - then I have to log it on a website. The agent said he was only able to help with future bookings - not assist in the chaos BA had caused. IF YOU WANT SERVICE WHEN THINGS GO WRONG - PICK ANYONE BUT BA. Personally - I'm joining ABBA (Anyone But BA) again.

The crew is extremely nice, genuine and just pleasant to be around. On multiple flights, I or other passengers had interactions with the crew that were above and beyond what is generally accepted from other airlines. I WILL fly BA whenever available from now on.

The front toilet was out of order - which resulted in a late departure from Gatwick and therefore arrival in Cagliari for the return leg - this was then compounded by ATC issues which resulted in our flight back arriving 2 hours 40 mins late. Frustratingly this was the same problem that had resulted in our outbound flight with BA being late the week before - and then the other two toilets went out of action at 30,000ft - also resulting an i delayed arrival.

It is becoming a habit for British Airways flights to be delayed. This flight was delayed 12 hours before its scheduled take off. The delay got longer as the day progressed. Our 20.30 flight finally departed at 23.33. The flight experience was okay however the cabin was freezing and I was told that the heating was broken. If the plane is not able to provide good conditions for the flight then it should have been grounded. Furthermore, when I requested coffee, I was told that I could only have a cold drink despite a couple seated directly behind me being served coffee and biscuits.

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These are the cheapest return flights to Northern Ireland found on KAYAK in the last 72 hours.
31/10Thu
directeasyJet
0h 50mEDI-BFS
4/11Mon
directeasyJet
0h 50mBFS-EDI
£29
12/11Tue
directeasyJet
1h 20mSTN-BFS
14/11Thu
directeasyJet
1h 15mBFS-STN
£31
22/10Tue
directRyanair UK
1h 20mSTN-BFS
24/10Thu
directRyanair UK
1h 20mBFS-STN
£43
30/10Wed
directRyanair UK
1h 00mMAN-BFS
5/11Tue
directRyanair UK
1h 00mBFS-MAN
£47
8/1Wed
directBritish Airways
1h 25mLHR-BHD
15/1Wed
directBritish Airways
1h 20mBHD-LHR
£77
21/1Tue
directBritish Airways
1h 25mLHR-BHD
24/1Fri
directBritish Airways
1h 20mBHD-LHR
£79
20/11Wed
1 stopKLM
5h 05mLHR-BHD
27/11Wed
1 stopKLM
9h 35mBHD-LHR
£201
5/11Tue
1 stopKLM
3h 55mLHR-BHD
9/11Sat
1 stopKLM
3h 55mBHD-LHR
£214
9/11Sat
directAer Lingus
1h 15mLCY-BHD
16/11Sat
directAer Lingus
1h 25mBHD-LCY
£229
22/10Tue
2 stopsAer Lingus
14h 05mLHR-BHD
23/10Wed
2 stopsAer Lingus
14h 25mBHD-LHR
£256

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Recent one-way flight deals

 
Only flying one-way? Below are some of the best deals for one-way flights to Northern Ireland found on KAYAK in the last 72 hours.
28/10Mon
directeasyJet
1h 00mMAN-BFS
£22
8/11Fri
directeasyJet
0h 50mEDI-BFS
£22
3/12Tue
directBritish Airways
1h 25mLHR-BHD
£34
20/1Mon
directBritish Airways
1h 25mLHR-BHD
£34
20/10Sun
1 stopRyanair
11h 40mSTN-BFS
£86
20/10Sun
1 stopRyanair
11h 40mSTN-BFS
£93
30/10Wed
2 stopsAir France
7h 50mLHR-BHD
£197
26/1Sun
2 stopsAir France
10h 30mLHR-BHD
£200
16/11Sat
1 stopKLM
10h 20mLHR-BHD
£209
16/11Sat
1 stopKLM
6h 50mLCY-BHD
£219

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Last minute flight, train and bus deals

 
These last-minute flight deals are the cheapest flights found on KAYAK in the last 72 hours for flights to Northern Ireland that are departing in the next 10 days.
14/10Mon
directeasyJet
1h 20mLTN-BFS
16/10Wed
directeasyJet
1h 10mBFS-LTN
£54
14/10Mon
directeasyJet
1h 00mMAN-BFS
19/10Sat
directeasyJet
0h 55mBFS-MAN
£55
12/10Sat
directBritish Airways
1h 20mLHR-BHD
12/10Sat
directBritish Airways
1h 20mBHD-LHR
£90
12/10Sat
directBritish Airways
1h 20mLHR-BHD
19/10Sat
directBritish Airways
1h 25mBHD-LHR
£121
14/10Mon
multi-stopAer Lingus
20h 10mLHR-BHD
18/10Fri
multi-stopAer Lingus
14h 25mBHD-LHR
£375
15/10Tue
multi-stopKLM
7h 30mLCY-BHD
22/10Tue
multi-stopKLM
13h 55mBHD-LCY
£393
12/10Sat
directAer Lingus
1h 15mLCY-BHD
16/10Wed
directAer Lingus
1h 30mBHD-LCY
£411
14/10Mon
multi-stopKLM
19h 55mLHR-BHD
21/10Mon
multi-stopKLM
14h 20mBHD-LHR
£419
14/10Mon
multi-stopLufthansa
20h 15mLHR-BHD
18/10Fri
multi-stopLufthansa
16h 40mBHD-LHR
£662
14/10Mon
multi-stopLufthansa
7h 50mLHR-BHD
21/10Mon
multi-stopLufthansa
6h 35mBHD-LHR
£700

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