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Trains are 10% more expensive in Newcastle than in Birmingham.
The average meal is 20% more expensive in Newcastle than in Birmingham.
A taxi in Newcastle costs roughly the same as in Birmingham.
Coffee is 1% more expensive in Newcastle than in Birmingham.
There are no direct flights, but indirect flights from Birmingham to Newcastle are as short as 3 hours and 45 minutes.
Depending on flight paths and the ticket type booked, cheap flights from Birmingham to Newcastle go through a number of stopover airports, with the most common being: Aberdeen (ABZ) and Glasgow International (GLA) airports.
Your dancing shoes – Newcastle has arguably the best nightlife in the UK, so city breaks Tyneside are always a good chance for a party! That said, it's also a quaint, quiet city, and even if you're not planning a night on the tiles, a sturdy pair of walking shoes is a good addition to any suitcase for holidays to Newcastle: the historic city centre is compact, largely pedestrianised and filled with interesting historical sites.
A few airlines offer domestic flights from Birmingham to Newcastle, namely:
The easiest way to find cheap flights from Birmingham to Newcastle is Opodo's online flight earch engine. Opodo searches hundreds of airfares from different airlines and displays them in an easy-to-read way, organised by flight duration, the cheapest time to go, travel time, or even which stopovers are included if you'd like to add any other city breaks to your holidays. Opodo also displays any special deals on trips you're looking at, and you can sign up for email alerts if the price drops in future.
Birmingham Airport (BHX) is the city's major air transport hub, located just outside the city.
Birmingham Airport is located in Solihull roughly 8 miles east of Birmingham City Centre.
How to get to the airport:
Services: plenty of cafes, restaurants and bars, tax-free shopping and high-street stores, accessible toilets, designated smoking areas, prayer rooms and religious spaces, unlimited free WiFi.
There is one major international airport serving Newcastle: Newcastle International Airport (NCL).
Newcastle International Airport is only 6 miles north-west of the city centre.
How to get from the airport to the city:
Services: disabled and reduced mobility passenger assistance, numerous car hire companies, visitor information kiosk, a range of shops including duty-free and click and collect, and a number of bakeries, cafes, fast-food outlets, restaurants and bars.