Fly direct from Zurich to London with easyJet from €96 return. Prices average around €107, so booking in advance is still your best bet to find deals on this just-over-an-hour route.
Price and when to book
From €96 return you'll find tickets with easyJet. The average sits at €107, with options up to €111. As with any route, the earlier you book the better: look 2–3 months ahead to secure the lowest price. Always search in private browsing to avoid prices creeping up artificially.
Airline and stopovers
easyJet operates this route as a direct flight: no stops, no changes. Depart Zurich and land in London without intermediate stops. Flight time is short, perfect for a quick trip. easyJet is a budget carrier, so check what's included in your fare: hand baggage yes, checked luggage usually costs extra.
Best time to visit
London is worth seeing any time, but October to March is low season: fewer tourists and quieter (though cold). Spring and summer draw bigger crowds and prices tend to rise. The Zurich–London route operates year-round, so pick based on your schedule and budget.
Things to do on arrival
London offers endless options: Big Ben and Parliament, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, free museums (British Museum, National Gallery, V&A). The Underground is fast and affordable. Grab fish and chips in a traditional pub, walk through Camden or Portobello Road. If you have time, day trips to Windsor or Stonehenge are easy. The city never gets dull.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price from Zurich to London?
From €96 return with easyJet. That's our best-recorded fare on this route. Remember you need to book well in advance and use private browsing.
Is this a direct flight?
Yes, completely direct. easyJet flies Zurich to London with no stops or connections. Roughly one and a half hours in the air.
Which airline flies Zurich to London?
easyJet is the one we've found on this route. It's an established budget carrier, so watch out for basic fares: extra baggage is almost always paid.
What's the best time to visit London?
Depends on your taste: autumn and winter are quiet and less crowded (with slightly lower prices). Spring and summer offer better weather but much busier conditions. London is worth it in any season.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
