Find cheap flights from Budapest to London

Yes, you can fly from Budapest direct to several airports in London, so you can choose which one works best for you. You can fly to Heathrow Airport in the west of London, Stansted and Luton airports in the north of the city, or Gatwick to the south of the city. With budget airlines operating to many of these airports from Budapest Airport, it’s likely you will find yourself a good deal.

Yes, upon arrival at London airports you can skip the queues at passport control. At Heathrow, this is only possible for those that have flown with business class tickets or first class tickets. However, at Stansted Airport, you can pay around £5 to avoid the rush, whilst it’s about £10 at Gatwick Airport. This service isn’t available for flights to Luton Airport though.

Yes, if you want to stay at an airport hotel the night before your flight, you can do so at Budapest Airport. With several hotels available, such as the Ibis Styles, which is close to the terminal building, you’ll be all set for your onward journey. This is a great choice for those who have an early flight or who have travelled a long way to the airport.

From Heathrow, you can catch the Piccadilly Line for about £6, which takes about 50min. The Heathrow Express is also an option, which takes around 15min and costs approximately £25. The Gatwick Express takes 30min from Gatwick Airport and costs about £20, whilst the Stansted express costs about £20 from Stansted Airport to the centre and takes around 45min. You can get to the centre from Luton Airport on the Thameslink Railway, which costs about £14 and takes around 50min.

The airport is located approximately 10 miles southeast of Budapest's city centre. Public transportation options include the Airport Shuttle Bus, the 100E bus, or the metro and bus system. Taxis and car rentals are also available.

One of the airport's standout features is its Skycourt area, which is a spacious, modern section of the airport that features numerous shopping and dining options. The Skycourt is designed to provide a comfortable and convenient space for travellers to relax and unwind before their flight.

The airport offers several cultural exhibitions and events throughout the year which showcase Hungarian art, music and cuisine. There is also a Hungarian Wine Bar located in Terminal 2B where passengers can sample a variety of local wines before taking a flight.

Typically, the most popular arrivals airport for this route in London is Heathrow Airport (LHR). It is closer to central London, approximately 38 miles, and has better transport links to the city than any other London-based airport. 

The Airbus A321neo is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Budapest to London flight route.

There are nonstop flights from Budapest to London on a daily basis.

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