Flights To Paris - Much to explore
Cheap flights to Paris are amongst the most popular flights from the UK and give travelers the opportunity to explore the French capital and take in all of its attractions. Aside from the world famous Eiffel Tower, the tallest structure in the world until relatively recently, there is much more to experience, including museums, art galleries, restaurants and bars. Paris is immensely popular as there is nowhere in the world quite like Paris for romantic city breaks. Whether you're planning an engagement, honeymoon, anniversary or just a special weekend, Paris is the sophisticated yet easily accessible choice and it is served well by flights from the UK.
Paris Flights - A wide choice of UK departure airports
Paris flights operate from a vast amount of regions in the UK. Currently it is possible to fly from London to Paris with flights from Heathrow, London City airport and Gatwick. However flights from Gatwick to Paris are no longer direct and involve a stop off, usually at Manchester airport. In the Southwest and Wales, flights to Paris depart from Bristol, Cardiff, Exeter and Newquay. In the South and South East, Southampton airport operates 3 direct flights a day to Paris, whilst Birmingham operates Paris flights from the Midlands. Northern airports which offer flights to Paris include Durham Tees Valley Airport, Humberside, Newcastle, Isle of Man Airport, Manchester and Leeds/Bradford airport. Paris flights are also available from Scotland and the Scottish Isles, including Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Barra, Benbecula, Campbelton, Islay, Kirkwall, Stornoway, Sumburgh, Tiree and Wick. Cheap Paris flights from Northern Ireland are available from both Belfast City Airport and Londonderry, whilst in the Republic, Cork, Dublin and Shannon airports, operate Paris flights from Ireland.
Flights To Paris - Charles de Gaulle & Orly airports
Paris, the capital city of France, has two airports: the mainly international Charles de Gaulle airport, north of Paris and the mainly national Orly airport, south of Paris. Together, they have flights to 500 cities in 132 countries and welcome 50 million passengers each year. Flights to Charles de Gaulle, just 23 kilometers north east of Paris near the village of Roissy-en-France will land at the largest airport serving Paris. Charles de Gaulle has two terminals, the second of which is split into terminals 2A, 2B, 2C, and 2D. Orly flights will descend on a site to the South of Paris (14 kilometres) near the town of Orly. It has two terminals referred to as Orly-Sud (Orly South) and Orly-Ouest (Orly West).
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