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British Airways
BA 0428
→ Outbound · 27 Sep
LHR
London Heathrow
AMS
Amsterdam
6:50 AM
27 Sep
1h 20m
Direct
9:10 AM
27 Sep
← Return · 7 Oct
AMS
Amsterdam
LHR
London Heathrow
2:50 PM
7 Oct
1h 25m
Direct
3:15 PM
7 Oct
from
£150
Return · per adult

British Airways
BA 0436
→ Outbound · 8 Nov
LHR
London Heathrow
AMS
Amsterdam
10:55 AM
8 Nov
1h 25m
Direct
1:20 PM
8 Nov
← Return · 18 Nov
AMS
Amsterdam
LHR
London Heathrow
2:15 PM
18 Nov
1h 20m
Direct
2:35 PM
18 Nov
from
£142
Return · per adult

KLM
KL 1000
→ Outbound · 20 Dec
LHR
London Heathrow
AMS
Amsterdam
6:30 AM
20 Dec
1h 30m
Direct
9:00 AM
20 Dec
← Return · 30 Dec
AMS
Amsterdam
LCY
London City
7:10 AM
30 Dec
1h 05m
Direct
7:15 AM
30 Dec
from
£246
Return · per adult

British Airways
BA 0448
→ Outbound · 31 Jan
LHR
London Heathrow
AMS
Amsterdam
7:35 PM
31 Jan
1h 25m
Direct
10:00 PM
31 Jan
← Return · 10 Feb
AMS
Amsterdam
LHR
London Heathrow
9:15 PM
10 Feb
1h 15m
Direct
9:30 PM
10 Feb
from
£140
Return · per adult

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Cheapest and average return economy fares by carrier, from our sampled live searches. Fares change constantly — tap Search to see live prices for your dates.
| Airline | Cheapest | Average | Flights | Search |
|---|---|---|---|---|
British Airways | £140 | £162 | Direct available | |
KLM | £192 | £240 | Direct available | |
Air France | £294 | £3148 | With stops |
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Insights & trends for London to Amsterdam flights
Data-powered insights to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.
How much is a return flight from London to Amsterdam?
Return flights from London to Amsterdam typically cost between £141 and £167 in August, though fares move with demand, season and how early you book. The lowest fare our search found recently was £140 — a great price and well below the usual range, so a price near this is worth grabbing. Keeping your dates flexible and comparing nearby days is the easiest way to land at the cheaper end.
What is the cheapest day to fly to Amsterdam?
The cheapest day to depart to Amsterdam is usually Monday, when fares start from around £143 — midweek departures tend to be quieter and cheaper. Thursday is typically the most expensive day to fly out (around £150), as weekend travel is popular with leisure and business travellers alike. Where your plans allow, moving your outbound to a cheaper weekday can noticeably lower the total fare.
What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Amsterdam?
Flights to Amsterdam are generally cheapest departing in the morning, with fares from around £140. Departures in midday tend to cost more (about £141), as those slots are more convenient and in higher demand. Picking an off-peak departure time is a simple way to trim the price without changing your dates.
What is the cheapest London airport to fly to Amsterdam from?
The cheapest return flights to Amsterdam depart from London Heathrow (LHR), from around £143. London has several airports serving this route and fares can vary between them — Gatwick (LGW) is often the priciest at around £3621. It's worth checking which London airport is both cheapest and most convenient for you before booking.
Can I save money by flying with a stopover to Amsterdam?
For Amsterdam, prices are generally cheapest when you fly direct, with fares from around £140 versus about £203 for a 1-stop itinerary. A direct flight also saves you time and the hassle of a connection, so it's usually the better all-round choice on this route. Stopovers only tend to pay off here if a particular date or airline happens to be cheaper.
Average return fare to Amsterdam by month
The cheapest month to fly from London to Amsterdam is typically May, with return economy fares from £140. Fares are usually highest in July (around £206). Figures are indicative, from sampled live fares, and change with demand.
Cheapest sampled return economy fare, London to Amsterdam, per month (gaps estimated). Search live for exact prices.
When to book flights from London to Amsterdam
Are your dates flexible? These are the ideal times to fly to Amsterdam based on our flight data — find the cheapest days for a 7-day trip.
Cheap flights to Amsterdam from across the UK
You don't have to fly from London. The cheapest UK departure for Amsterdam is currently London from £143. Compare return economy fares and typical flight times below — figures are indicative from sampled fares.
Indicative cheapest return economy fares by UK origin. Pick your dates in the search form above.
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Reviews of airlines servicing Amsterdam
See what customers who have flown with Air France, KLM, British Airways and more to Amsterdam have to say. Each airline is scored on boarding, crew, food, comfort and entertainment.

Air France
1,000 reviews

KLM
1,552 reviews

British Airways
8,148 reviews

Air France
9.0WonderfulAir France gave me a really pleasant start to my trip. The airport staff were helpful, the boarding process was organized, and the cabin crew made everyone feel welcome. The whole experience felt smooth and professional.
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About flights to Amsterdam
Overview
Amsterdam is one of the easiest and most rewarding short breaks from the UK: a compact, walkable city of gabled houses, UNESCO-listed canals and world-class museums, all at a famously relaxed pace. With frequent flights from airports across Britain and a journey time under two hours, it suits a long weekend, a culture-packed city break or the start of a wider European trip. Check the price charts on this page to see how current fares are moving before you book.
Best time to fly to Amsterdam
Amsterdam works year-round and has a mild maritime climate. Spring, especially April and May, is the classic time to come, with blossom, the tulips at nearby Keukenhof and long, bright days. Summer is warmest at around 20-22°C but also the busiest and priciest; autumn stays pleasant into October; and winter is cool and atmospheric, quiet apart from Christmas and New Year. A little rain is possible in any season, so pack a light waterproof. See the When to book chart above for how prices shift through the year.
Airlines and routes
Competition on UK-Amsterdam routes is strong, which helps keep fares keen. KLM flies the widest network, serving its Schiphol hub from London Heathrow, London City and Gatwick plus regional airports including Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle and Bristol. British Airways flies from Heathrow and London City, easyJet from Gatwick, Luton, Bristol and Manchester among others, and Jet2.com offers city-break flights from several northern bases. Nearly all UK departures are direct, at roughly 1 hour 15 minutes from London and about 1 hour 25 minutes from Manchester.
Things to do in Amsterdam
You can cover the highlights on foot or by tram in a couple of days.
- Rijksmuseum: The Dutch national museum, home to Rembrandt's The Night Watch and centuries of Golden Age art.
- Van Gogh Museum: The world's largest collection of the artist's paintings, drawings and letters.
- Anne Frank House: The moving canal-side hiding place; book timed tickets well in advance.
- Canal ring cruise: A relaxed way to see the 17th-century waterways and merchant houses from the water.
- Jordaan and Vondelpark: Independent shops, brown cafes and the city's favourite green space for a stroll.
At Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)
Schiphol sits about 9km south-west of the centre and is one of Europe's best-connected airports. Trains run from the station beneath the terminal to Amsterdam Centraal in 15-20 minutes, several times an hour, including through the night. The Amsterdam Airport Express bus (line 397) heads to Museumplein and Leidseplein, and a taxi or ride-hailing car takes around 25-40 minutes depending on traffic. Tap on and off public transport with contactless or an OV-chipkaart.
Top tips for finding cheap flights to Amsterdam
- Book roughly one to three months ahead for weekend breaks; shorter lead times can still work in the low season.
- Fly midweek, Tuesday to Thursday, and avoid Dutch and UK school holidays and King's Day on 27 April.
- Use a flexible-date search to compare the days either side, then check the price charts on this page.
- Compare the legacy and low-cost carriers on the same route, and weigh a regional departure against a cheaper London fare plus onward travel.
Travel essentials
The Netherlands is in the Schengen area. UK passport holders can visit for up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa; your passport should be issued within the last 10 years and valid for at least three months after the day you plan to leave. The currency is the euro, and card and contactless payment is accepted almost everywhere, with some venues being card-only, so you need very little cash. Bring a UK GHIC or EHIC for state healthcare cover, and travel insurance is still strongly advised. No special vaccinations are needed and the tap water is safe to drink.
Baggage & hand-luggage allowance for flights to Amsterdam
Your allowance to Amsterdam depends on the airline and the fare you book. The table below shows typical long-haul allowances so you know roughly what to expect — always confirm the exact limits with your airline before you fly.
| Fare type | Hand baggage | Checked baggage |
|---|---|---|
| Basic / Light economy | 1 small under-seat bag | Usually none — add for a fee |
| Standard economy | 1 cabin bag + 1 personal item | Typically 1 × 23 kg |
| Premium economy | 1–2 cabin bags + personal item | Typically 2 × 23 kg |
| Business / First | 2 cabin bags + personal item | Typically 2 × 32 kg |
Indicative only. Allowances vary by airline, route and fare — always check your airline's baggage policy.
Packing & baggage tips
- Full-service carriers (e.g. British Airways, Turkish Airlines, KLM) usually include a checked bag on long-haul economy fares; basic/low-cost fares often don't.
- Cabin (hand) bag size is commonly around 56 × 45 × 25 cm — confirm your airline's limit before you pack.
- Liquids in hand luggage must be in containers of 100 ml or less, inside one clear resealable bag.
- Weigh your bags at home — airport excess-baggage fees are far higher than pre-booked allowances.
- Extra or heavier bags are almost always cheaper added online in advance than at the airport.
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