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Best Flights From UK To South Africa
Posted by Guest Author | Posted in Travel | Posted on 23-12-2009
Flights from UK to Cape Town South Africa are widely available. You can book flights departing from any of the following airports. London (LON), London Heatthrow, Glasgow, Manchester, Newcastle and Birmingham. All the flights leaving from this airport will take you to Cape Town International. Most of these flights will however have at least one stop over before reaching the Cape.
Examples of flights to book are The KLM, which flies via Amsterdam, The South African airways, which has one stop in Johannesburg; Virgin Atlantic which has a single stop over in in Johannesburg. You can also choose Air France, even though it has two stop overs i.e. flies to Cape Town via Paris De Gaulle and Johannesburg. If you want a direct flight then you will have to book with Birtish Airways.
Between these air flights, KLM is the cheapest and Air France is one of the most expensive. I cannot give you the exact fares as they vary during different times of the year. You would have to consider checking the prices from a comparison website.
Looking at the departure times, KLM lives London at 06:30 and arrives at Amsterdam at 09:05. Upon arrival it takes off for Cape Town and arrives in South Africa at 22:30 on the same day. Total flight time is about 13 hours and 5 minutes.
Whilst the SAA flight will leave London at 18.00 hrs and touch down in Johannesburg at 07.25 hrs the next day. It will then depart for Cape Town at 09.00hrs and arrive at 11.10hrs.
The non-stop air flight to Cape Town lives London at 16:45 and arrives there at 06:15 the following day. You can get up to date airfares and more information how you can make your travel arrangements from any of the following:
Do consider taking some more time to check out some more information from this site
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