KLM
Terminal 4
- AmsterdamThrough the winter
1¼ hours
Typical direct flight time from London to Amsterdam
No visa
On a British citizen passport, for up to 90 days in any 180 day period, across all Schengen countries
Before you flyYou can fly direct to the Netherlands from all six London airports, and from Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol. Amsterdam Schiphol is by far the busiest route, and Stansted has direct flights to Eindhoven and Rotterdam. From London, the flight to Amsterdam takes about 1 and a quarter hours.
Direct flights from UK airports
Direct flights from the UK’s main airports, with the airline, the terminal and when each one runs.
From Heathrow2 airlines, 1 place
British Airways
Terminal 5
- AmsterdamThrough the winter
From Gatwick1 airline, 1 place
easyJet
North Terminal
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
From Stansted3 airlines, 3 places
easyJet
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
Ryanair
- EindhovenUntil January 2027
Transavia
- RotterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
From Luton1 airline, 1 place
easyJet
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
From London City2 airlines, 1 place
KLM
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
British Airways
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
From Southend1 airline, 1 place
easyJet
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
From Manchester3 airlines, 2 places
KLM
Terminal 2
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
easyJet
Terminal 2
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
Ryanair
Terminal 3
- EindhovenSummer
From Edinburgh2 airlines, 1 place
KLM
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
easyJet
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
From Bristol2 airlines, 1 place
KLM
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
easyJet
- AmsterdamSummer, winter to be confirmed
Other UK airports
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Tell us whether you are going to Amsterdam, Eindhoven or Rotterdam, and the UK airport that suits you.
Flight details checked October 2026. Some routes stop or run less often in winter, and we confirm the airline, days and terminal when we quote.
Places in the Netherlands
Flight details checked October 2026.
Amsterdam Schiphol
DirectDirect from Heathrow with KLM from Terminal 4 and British Airways from Terminal 5, from London City with KLM and British Airways, from Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and Southend with easyJet, and from Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol with KLM and easyJet.
London to Amsterdam flightsEindhoven
DirectDirect with Ryanair from Stansted and Manchester. Ryanair’s timetable shows its Stansted flights until the end of January 2027 and none in February or March, and its Manchester flights are summer only.
Rotterdam
DirectDirect from Stansted with Transavia.
For anywhere else in the Netherlands, call us and we will price the flights for your dates.
Summer and winter flights
Flight details checked October 2026.
KLM and British Airways fly from Heathrow to Amsterdam through the winter. Ryanair’s own timetable shows its Stansted flights to Eindhoven until the end of January 2027, and its Manchester flights to Eindhoven stopping for the winter. For easyJet, Transavia and KLM from other UK airports, we confirm winter flights when we quote.
Direct or with one stop
Flight details checked October 2026.
Direct
A direct flight takes you there on one plane, with no stops.
With one stop
If there is no direct flight from your UK airport to the place you want, or none on your dates, we can price flights that change planes on the way, which take longer, or a direct flight from another UK airport.
Tell us your dates and we will price each option, so you can weigh the fare against the time.
Before you fly
Passport
Your passport must have been issued less than 10 years before the day you arrive, and must be valid for at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave the Schengen area.
Visa
The Netherlands is in the Schengen area. On a British citizen passport you can visit without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180 day period. The 90 days count across all Schengen countries, including any visits in the 180 days before this trip.
Entry/Exit System (EES)
The EU’s Entry/Exit System started on 12 October 2025. On a UK passport, you may be asked to register your fingerprints and a photo at the border when you arrive. It is free, there is nothing to do before you travel, and the record lasts 3 years. GOV.UK’s EES guide has the details.
ETIAS
GOV.UK says the EU is expected to start ETIAS, the European Travel Information and Authorisation System, from autumn 2026, and that no action is required from travellers at this point. The EU will announce the start date first, and GOV.UK says any website selling ETIAS now is fraudulent.
Travel advice
Read the FCDO travel advice for the Netherlands before you book. The advice changes, so read it again before you fly.
How we help
Tell us whether you are going to Amsterdam, Eindhoven or Rotterdam, and the UK airport that suits you.
020 7993 8474Call our team on 020 7993 8474, Mon to Sat, 8am to 8pm UK, and we will price the flights for your dates from the UK airport that suits you, then book and ticket the one you choose. We tell you what the fare includes, such as bags, and confirm the total with you before we book.
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Netherlands questions
Flight details checked October 2026.
For anything else, call us on 020 7993 8474, Mon to Sat, 8am to 8pm UK.
Can I fly direct to Rotterdam from the UK?
Yes. Transavia flies direct from Stansted to Rotterdam.
Can I fly direct to Amsterdam from Manchester?
Yes. KLM and easyJet fly direct from Manchester Terminal 2 to Amsterdam Schiphol.
Can I fly to Eindhoven from the UK?
Yes. Ryanair flies direct from Stansted, with flights on its timetable until the end of January 2027, and from Manchester in summer.
How long is the flight to Amsterdam from London?
About 1 and a quarter hours from Heathrow to Schiphol.
Do I need a visa for the Netherlands from the UK?
No, not on a British citizen passport, for visits of up to 90 days in any 180 day period across all Schengen countries. You may be asked for your fingerprints and a photo at the border, under the EU’s Entry/Exit System.
Do I need ETIAS for Amsterdam?
Not yet. GOV.UK says the EU is expected to start ETIAS from autumn 2026, and that no action is required from travellers at this point.