On average, how much is the price of a flight from Tulsa to Edinburgh?
When you fly from Tulsa to Edinburgh the average price is £603. However, this price depends on many other factors such as seasonality or how far in advance the route has been booked.
How can I find cheap flights from Tulsa to Edinburgh at Opodo?
The cheapest price for a flight from Tulsa to Edinburgh is 241 £. At Opodo we use different machine learned based methodologies to find our costumers the best option available, considering airline combinations, stopovers and direct flights as well as different criteria for inbound and outbound journeys.
When is the best time to book a flight from Tulsa to Edinburgh?
The most popular months to book a flight from Tulsa to Edinburgh are February, January and December, based on the searches of our customers.
When is the best time to travel from Tulsa to Edinburgh?
The best time of the year to go to Edinburgh when flying from Tulsa depends on several preference factors like climate, seasonality and, of course, price. When it comes to popularity, December is the top 1º month to fly to Edinburgh from Tulsa in terms of searches from our customer, followed by July and September. If you prefer to avoid high peaks of turism, however, and escape a crowded period, February, March and May are the months with less volume of searchs for the route Tulsa - Edinburgh.
How long does the flight take to go from Tulsa to Edinburgh?
The total flight time between Tulsa and Edinburgh is of around 15 h and 33 m on average, considering an average distance of 4,296.15 mi, for both direct and indirect flights for the route (which may have 1 or more stops in other cities in between).
How is the weather in Edinburgh compared to Tulsa?
While in Tulsa temperatures can reach an average of 27º ºC in summer, Edinburgh can experience temperatures up to 15º ºC during the hot season. In winter, however, the weather shows around 4º ºC in Edinburgh, compared to the 4º ºC average in Tulsa.
Which are the airlines with flights from Tulsa to Edinburgh?