Dundee to London flights

How long is the flight from Dundee to London?

The flight duration is just an hour from Dundee to London, with several direct trips a day with Loganair. Flights into London land at Stansted Airport.

What documentation do I need to fly to London from Dundee?

As a UK citizen, you can take domestic flights, including between Scotland and England, without a passport. You can bring another form of photo ID such as a driving licence. Other accepted forms of ID include armed forces ID cards, Validate UK PASS cards and CitizenCards. Just ensure your ID has your photo on it. Children under 16 do not require identification when travelling with adults. EU and Swiss nationals can also travel with a national identity card.

What are the most important things to pack in my suitcase when travelling to London?

London has an international reputation for heavy rainfall, but it's actually drier even than Rome! Still, if travelling from autumn to spring, it's always a good idea to pack an umbrella just in case. Good walking shoes are advisable, especially as many of the best sights can be easily reached on foot.

Loganair is the only airline offering direct flight paths from Dundee to London.

• Loganair is a Scottish airline with several departures a day between Dundee and London.

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• April is the middle of spring in London, and one of the cheapest times to go too.
• August is the warmest month, often with ideal conditions for walks around the Royal Parks.
• September is just out of high season but still offers pleasant temperatures.
• December is ideal for visiting the excellent Christmas markets London is famous for, or for festive shopping on Oxford Street.

Dundee Airport (DND) is just 3 miles from the city centre, and easily reached by various modes of transport.

Useful Information for Dundee Airport:

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How to get to the airport:

• By taxi – it only takes 5 minutes to reach the airport from the centre of town. In any case, be sure to allow plenty of time before your flight.
• By car – if using your own transport, the airport car park is just a 5-minute walk from the terminal building.
• By train – this is ideal if travelling from further afield. All major Scottish cities have frequent services to Dundee and from there, it's just a quick taxi ride to the airport.

Services: Flights run between 6:45am and arrive no later than 8:45pm at the airport. Between these hours, you'll find plenty of options for eating and duty free shopping in the airport. Free Wi-Fi is available, along with baby changing facilities and smoking areas outside the terminal building.

All flights from Dundee arrive at Stansted (STN) in London.

Useful Information for Stansted Airport

Stansted offers several means of travelling to and from Central London.

How to get to Central London from the airport:

• By train – the Stansted Express travels between the airport and Liverpool Street Station, taking around 50 minutes.
• By taxi – it normally takes approximately 90 minutes to reach Central London from Stansted by taxi and car. Allow plenty of time when heading back for your flight, especially in the early morning and late afternoon.
• By coach – there's an Airport Bus Express service that runs every half hour between 6am and 2am. You can either take the A21 service to and from Liverpool Street, or the A20 to and from Victoria. This takes around 90 minutes.

• See Big Ben, the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey all within a short distance of each other.
• Ride up the London Eye and get superb views out across London.
• If skyscrapers are more your thing, the Shard is the tallest building in Europe and has a fantastic observation deck.
• Snap a photo of the iconic Tower Bridge and if you're lucky, you may see it rising to allow boats through.
• Head into St Paul's Cathedral, one of the most famous houses of worship in the UK.
• Learn about everything from dinosaurs and whales to insects and reptiles at the Natural History Museum.