Belfast to Exeter flights

Direct Belfast to Exeter flights run year-round with Aer Lingus Regional, connecting George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD) to Exeter in just over an hour.

The cheapest tickets for this route start from £178.

George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD) handles the direct flights on this route, with Aer Lingus Regional operating the service. Located about 3 miles from the city centre, the airport is easily reached by the Airport Express 600 bus or a taxi.

Belfast International Airport (BFS) also serves the region and connects to the city centre via the Airport Express bus. Travellers should check their airline carefully, as direct flights to Exeter depart from Belfast City Airport rather than the international hub.

Arrivals at Exeter Airport (EXT) are handled in a single terminal located approximately 5 miles east of the city. To reach the city centre, you can take the Stagecoach 56 bus, which stops directly outside the terminal and runs to Exeter St Davids railway station and the bus station. The journey typically takes around 30 minutes, providing a direct link to the main transport hubs for onward travel in Devon.

Taxis are available from the designated rank at the front of the terminal building. If you have booked a private hire vehicle, the pick-up points are clearly signposted near the arrivals exit. Car hire desks for major agencies are also located within the terminal for those planning to explore the nearby Dartmoor National Park or the Jurassic Coast.

Entry requirements for Exeter

Since both Belfast and Exeter are within the United Kingdom, travellers on this route do not go through international border control. However, you must carry a valid form of photographic identification, such as a driving licence or passport, to board your flight and for check-in procedures.

Foreign nationals should ensure their UK visa or residency status is valid for the duration of their stay. While there are no specific health or entry forms required for this domestic route, it is always advisable to check for any temporary travel updates before your departure.

Exeter is known for its well-preserved Roman walls and the Exeter Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. You can explore the unique Underground Passages dating back to the 14th century or visit The House That Moved, a historic timber-framed building. For shopping, the independent boutiques of Gandy Street offer a distinct alternative to the high street, while the Royal Albert Memorial Museum houses extensive fine art and history collections.