Palma de Majorca to London flights

How long is the flight from Palma de Mallorca to London?

The average direct flight from Palma de Mallorca to London takes two hours and 30 minutes; the flight covers about 836 miles.

What documentation do I need to fly to London from Palma de Mallorca?

EU nationals on a flight to London from Palma de Mallorca need proof of nationality. A national identity card or a valid national passport can both serve as your legal document to gain entry in the UK.

Is there a time change from Palma de Mallorca to London?

London is one hour behind Palma de Mallorca. The UK follows Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and Spain follows Central European Time (CET).

Here are some of the airlines that fly from Palma de Mallorca to London:

• Air Europa, Spain’s third largest airline
• British Airways, national air operator of United Kingdom
• Iberia, Spain’s national airline
• Brussels Airlines, Belgium's largest airline
• EasyJet, low-cost British airline
• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, the Netherland’s flag carrier
• Norwegian Air International, Norway's low-cost airline
• Ryanair, Ireland-based low-cost airline
• TAP Portugal, the national air operator of Portugal

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• September is a pleasant time to travel to London. The autumn months are usually considered off-season, which makes it one of the cheapest times to go and take city breaks in London. The summer crowds have thinned, and you can find good deals for accommodation and for tickets to popular attractions.
• December in London is wonderful thanks to the holiday season. Take in the beauty of festive decorations and fairy lights in the streets and shops. There are various events, shows, and seasonal markets to experience during this month.

Palma de Mallorca is served by the Palma de Mallorca (PMI) airport. It is also known as Son Sant Joan Airport.

Useful information about Palma de Mallorca Airport

The Palma de Mallorca Airport is located 5 miles east of Palma.

How to get to the airport

• By taxi – 19 minutes via Autopista de Llevant/Ma-19
• By bus – There are two bus lines that connect the centre of Palma, the S'Arenal resort area (also called El Arenal) and the port to the airport. Route 1 connects the airport to the port via the city. Route 21 connects S’Arenal to the airport.

Services: restaurants, cafes, bars, children's play area, duty-free shops, and free Wi-Fi.

The major airports near London that handle flights from Palma de Mallorca, as well as domestic flights, are London Gatwick and Heathrow Airport.

Useful information about London Gatwick

Gatwick Airport is located south of London, about 28 miles away.

How to get to the city:

• By train – 30 minutes on the Gatwick Express to London Victoria station. During peak times, the train leaves every 15 minutes. Thameslink and Southern also offer rail service from Gatwick to the London city centre.
• By taxi – About an hour and a half.
• By bus – Numerous bus lines connect to London.

Services: Restaurants, shopping, lounges, multi-faith chapel, baby changing facilities, and children's zones.

Useful information about Heathrow Airport

Heathrow Airport is located to the west of Central London, about 14 miles away.

How to get to the city:

• By train – 15 minutes on the Heathrow Express to central London.
• By taxi – 45 to 60 minutes.
• By bus – The National Express coach services run buses between the airport and London Victoria station.
• By tube – Piccadilly line on the Underground to reach the city centre.

Services: duty-free stores, bars, cafes, restaurants, groceries, shower facilities, concierge on duty, and baby care rooms.

• Take a tour of the Tower of London and see the crown jewels.
• Visit the London Dungeon to uncover the dark secrets of the city’s past.
• Appreciate the vast collection of global antiquities at the British Museum.
• Enjoy a picnic next to the Serpentine Lake at Hyde Park.
• Capture beautiful photos of London landmarks such as the London Bridge and Westminster Abbey.
• Pose next to the pigeons at Trafalgar Square.
• Have a great time shopping at Covent Garden and Oxford Street.
• Buy eclectic souvenirs at Camden Market.
• See the breathtaking skyline of London from The View from The Shard.
• Get close to the lifelike wax statues of celebrities at Madame Tussaud’s.
• Head to the Royal Observatory Greenwich to discover interesting facts about the cosmos.
• Go for a cruise on the River Thames.