Tel Aviv to London flights

How long is the flight from Tel Aviv to London?

The direct flight duration between Tel Aviv and London is around 4 hours and 55 minutes, travelling a distance of 2,210 miles. The flight path travels over mainland Europe and crosses the Mediterranean Sea before descending into Israel.

What documentation do I need to fly to London from Tel Aviv?

Passengers from countries within the EEA, plus Switzerland, can travel to London with either a passport or an official identification card. Those from outside the EEA require a passport to enter the country. It is advisable to check specific visa information before travelling.

Is there a time change from Tel Aviv to London?

When travelling on city breaks to Tel Aviv, you will be required to put your watch forward by two hours upon arrival as Tel Aviv is two hours ahead of London

There are multiple airlines to choose from when it comes to booking a cheap flight between Tel Aviv and London. Here is a selection of the options:

• Wizz, a low cost airlines based in Hungary
• British Airways, the national carrier of the United Kingdom
• Easyjet, a large European budget airline
• Arkia, Israel's second largest airline
• Israel Airlines, Israel's flagship carrier

Finding the best deals on airfares between Tel Aviv and London couldn’t be easier with Opodo’s online search engine. You can quickly find the perfect ticket for both international departures and domestic flights with the multi-functional interface which enables you to select your preferred travel time, number of connections and which airline you would like to fly with for your holidays.

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Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport is located 12 miles to the south-east of the city.

Useful information about Tel Aviv Airport

How to get to the airport:

• By car – The airport is connected to Tel Aviv by the country's main motorway 1
• By bus – There are regular shuttle services connecting the airport to the city centre
• By train – The train station is located in Terminal 3 with services to Tel Aviv Savidor Central taking 18 minutes

Services: The airport is open 24 hours a day and offers a range of facilities including Wi-Fi, bars and restaurants and luggage storage.

London is served by six airports with trips from Tel Aviv to London landing at either Heathrow, Gatwick or Luton.

Useful information about London Heathrow Airport

Heathrow Airport is located to the west of central London.

How to get to the airport:

• By car – The airport is easily accessed by the M4 and the M25
• By train – The Heathrow Express connects the airport to London Paddington Station
• By tube – The Piccadilly line on the London Underground makes 4 stops at Heathrow Airport

Services: Free Wi-Fi, shops, bars and restaurants, luggage storage, lounges and a concierge service are just a few of the services in Heathrow Airport.

Useful information about London Gatwick Airport

Gatwick Airport is located to the south of London in West Sussex

How to get to the airport:

• By car – The airport is on the major M23 motorway for easy access to central London
• By train – Trains from the south terminal run to London's Victoria and London Bridge stations
• By coach – National Express services connect the airport with Victoria Coach Station

Services: Wi-Fi, lounges with food and drink, duty-free shops, bars, restaurants and kid's zones.

Useful information about London Luton Airport

Luton Airport is located to the north of London close to the city of Luton.

How to get to the airport:

• By car – The airport is to the M1 motorway which connects to the M25
• By train – Train from St Pancras run to Luton Airport Parkway where travellers can connect to a free bus
• By bus – Both Greenline and National Express operate between Liverpool Street and Victoria Station

Services: Besides bars, restaurants and internet access, the airports offer prayer rooms, VIP lounges and a printing service.

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• See the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace
• See a play or musical in the West End
• Party in Soho
• Shop on the iconic Oxford Street
• Visit Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens