Cheap Flights to Brighton
Since 1841, Londoners have been traveling to Brighton for their beach vacations. You'll find the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier's amusement arcade, and the pebbled beach. But there are also hundreds of bars and clubs that cater to the energetic crowd.
This is a must-see attraction in Brighton. The combination of salty ocean air and a refreshing dip in the water is unbeatable. The colourful Brighton Beach Huts are worth a visit if you want to capture something memorable on Instagram. They can be found along Hove Lawns.
What are the best places to visit in Brighton?
1. Royal Pavilion
2. The Lanes
3. Brighton Beach
4. North Laine
5. Brighton Palace Pier
6. Undercliff Walk
7. Devil's Dyke National Trust
8. Brighton Dome
9. Volk’s Electric Railway
Top tips for finding cheap flights to Brighton
Brighton is not served by a major airport. It is however connected to London's airports. Although we recommend Heathrow Airport is the best option, you can fly to Gatwick or London City airport, Stansted, or Southend airports.
The peak season is January, February and Dec. January is the cheapest month for Indian flights. For the most up-to-date Brighton flight deals, simply enter your departure airport information and travel dates into our search form.
What are the Top Airports in Brighton?
- Gatwick Airport
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- London Stansted Airport
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- Brighton City Airport
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- London Luton Airport
How to book the cheapest flight to Brighton?
London Gatwick, one of the UK’s most important air transport hubs, has flights coming from all over the UK and Europe. There are many low-cost flights to and from this airport, as it is easyJet's main base. You can fly in as often as four times a week from Glasgow (GLA), Edinburgh, (EDI) or three times a daily from Belfast International Airport (BFS).
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Flybe, TUI, Flybe, and Aer Lingus all fly to Gatwick with airlines like Norwegian, Flybe, Flybe, and TUI. British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, and Cathay Pacific offer long-haul flights.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
How can I cancel or change my flight from Brighton?
Our Customer Service Portal has more information on how to cancel or update your flight from Brighton.
How can I find cheap flights to Brighton with flexible change policies
Many airlines offer the possibility to reschedule your flight with no change fee. The difference between the original flight, and the one you choose is all you have to pay. If you search for flights to Brighton, you will see the "no-change fees" filter.
Can I fly to Brighton now?
Our Covid-19 Travel Advisor will tell you everything there is to know regarding possible travel restrictions in Brighton. Here you will find all information, from the requirements for quarantine to the health authority information, that is continually updated to keep you informed.
What is the name of Brighton's airport?
Gatwick Airport, (LGW), serves as the closest airport to Brighton.
How far is Gatwick Airport (LGW) from central Brighton?
London Gatwick is located 40 kilometres away from downtown Brighton. So be prepared to take a bit longer to get into the heart of the city.
What airport is best to fly into Brighton?
You'll find yourself 72 km from downtown when you disembark at Heathrow Airport. Many tourists also visit Brighton from London Airport (LGW–Gatwick). It is located 40 km from the city centre.
How many airlines fly to Brighton?
There are 100 airlines that connect Brighton to 245 international airports.
Which airlines fly to Brighton?
For flights to Brighton, passengers typically fly with American Airlines or Virgin Atlantic. These flights are mainly from Cypress Hills. British Airways fly this route most often.
How many nonstop flights are there to Brighton?
It's much easier to fly to a destination you love when there aren’t any stopovers. The amazing news for anyone who is heading to Brighton is that there are 4104 weekly direct flights.
