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London is the most popular transatlantic destination and benefits from fierce airline competition, making it one of the cheapest European cities to fly to from the US. With six airports and dozens of carriers competing for passengers, deals appear constantly — especially from East Coast cities where fares regularly drop below $400 roundtrip.
January through March offers the cheapest fares. October-November is also good value with pleasant autumn weather.
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What is the cheapest flight to London?
Roundtrip flights from the US East Coast regularly drop to $300-400 during sales. From NYC, fares under $350 appear several times per year on carriers like Norse Atlantic, JetBlue, and TAP.
Which London airport should I fly into?
Heathrow (LHR) has the best transport links and most full-service flights. Gatwick is good for budget carriers. Stansted and Luton are cheaper but further from central London.
How far in advance should I book?
For the best London fares, book 2-4 months ahead for economy. However, last-minute sales and error fares can offer even better prices — subscribe to get alerted.
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