Flights from the UK to Paris
Paris is just over an hour from London by air, with flights from almost every UK airport. Charles de Gaulle is also Air France's global hub, so it is a popular connection point for flights to West Africa, the Caribbean and beyond.
From regional UK airports, flying is often the quickest way to reach Paris. Charles de Gaulle and Orly are both linked to the city centre by RER train.
If you are connecting in Paris, allow enough time to change terminals at Charles de Gaulle, which is a large airport.
Airlines flying to Paris
Non-stop and connecting flights to Paris are offered by a wide choice of airlines. Compare them all in one search:
- Air France
- British Airways
- easyJet
- Vueling
Money-saving tips for Paris flights
- Search all Paris airports together using "PAR".
- Allow at least 90 minutes for connections at CDG.
- Spring and early autumn have the best weather and fewer crowds.
Popular UK departure airports
Customers flying to Paris most often depart from London Heathrow, London City, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow. Search "London, all airports" to compare every London airport in one go.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the flight from London to Paris?
Flights from London to Paris take around 1h 15m non-stop. Journey times vary by airline, routing and connection time.
Which airlines fly from the UK to Paris?
Airlines serving Paris from the UK, either non-stop or with one connection, include Air France, British Airways, easyJet, Vueling. Availability changes by season.
Are there direct flights to Paris?
Yes, non-stop flights to Paris are available from the UK, alongside one-stop options that are often cheaper.
When is the best time to visit Paris?
The best time to visit Paris is April to June and September to October. For the cheapest fares, avoid UK school holidays and book early for peak dates.
Which airport do flights to Paris arrive at?
Flights to Paris arrive at Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY).
