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Cheapest Flights from Newcastle to Europe

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Recently the airport has attracted an increasing number of airlines flying to Europe from Newcastle, there are now 12 carriers with services to most parts of the continent. This site easily allows you to compare flight prices between airlines whether it's easyJet and Air France when flying to Paris, or between KLM and easyJet to Amsterdam.
Destinations Compared

It's hard to beat a weekend break in Amsterdam at any time of year but with just a 50 minute flight from Newcastle to Amsterdam and with fares just dropping to under £80 return with KLM it should be now or never to enjoy the delights of the Dutch Capital.

Jet2 currently have the cheapest summer holiday flights to the Canaries, £200 is still good value for 4 hour flights.

Looking for something a bit closer to home (and cheaper), try a touring holiday to the stunningly beautiful South West Coast coast of Ireland. Jet2 have a couple of flights a week between Newcastle and Cork for well under £100.

Compare cheapest return flights from Newcastle - click destination for details    

Destination	August	September	October	November	December
Alicante  from £34	£99	£75	£88	£54	£34
Amsterdam  from £94	£94	£95	£95	£95	£95
Barcelona  from £53	-	£53	£54	£53	-
Dublin  from £27	£27	£28	£44	£44	£44
Dusseldorf  from £84	-	£84	£94	£94	£94
Faro  from £32	£32	£48	£50	-	-
Fuerteventura £154	-	£240	-	£211	£154
Gran Canaria  from £161	£207	£241	£258	£179	£161
Ibiza  from £133	£162	£147	£133	-	-
Jersey  from £40	£73	£51	£40	-	-
Krakow  from £157	-	£164	£157	£167	£197
Lanzarote  from £118	£118	£250	£230	£182	£163
Malaga  from £34	£51	£46	£37	£37	£34
Nice  from £119	£153	£119	-	-	-
Majorca  from £29	£41	£30	£29	-	-
Paris  from £174	£174	£175	£175	-	£240
Pisa  from £121	£121	£166	-	-	-
Prague  from £137	-	-	-	£137	-
Tenerife  from £165	£192	£214	£183	£201	£165
Wroclaw  from £40	-	£55	£40	£44	£48

Tip: Click in the month column for price comparison between Newcastle and other airports.

Airlines Flying from Newcastle

It's Jet2 which has by far the largest number of destinations(28) flying out of their North East hub, from the popular holiday resorts near Alicante in Spain to the beautiful romantic city of Venice in Italy. Their summer schedule is mainly aimed at holidaymakers using these flights as part of a package, but there are still real bargains to be had for flight only passengers, just book early for the best prices. The main competitor to Jet2 is Easyjet with sixteen routes, they are competing directly on most Spanish flights, in addition Thomson Airways and Jet2 both now have scheduled flights to all the Canary Islands from Newcastle. For the rest, other airlines concentrate on European capital cities, but Flybe have now started to expand at Newcastle with 4 seasonal routes but Ryanair still only goes to Dublin and Girona. KLM have 5 daily departures to Amsterdam and these are really important for the vast array of connecting long haul routes out of Newcastle. Air France have their 3 direct flights to Paris each day (Flybe also has 2 daily departures but there is unsurprisingly no codeshare on this route).

News

After nearly 6 years in the North East, Emirates have increased the capacity of their Newcastle to Dubai route. The massive 451 seat Emirates Boeing 777-300ER allows an increase in passenger numbers of 35%, we expect Emirates to carry about 150,000 out of Tyneside in 2013. This growth of traffic in 2013 to 2014 should come from destinations in Australasia, the Qantas Emirates alliance gives travellers a wide range of destinations in the Southern Hemisphere.
Why fly from Newcastle? - Location!
The airport has great road and rail links, it lies just off A696, 6 miles north west of Newcastle City. It is also convenient for Sunderland just 55 minutes by direct Tram and Middlesbrough and Darlington via the city.
Public Transport
The airport Metro connects to Newcastle Central Train station in just 25 minutes. With trains from Edinburgh taking only 2 hours making it's a good choice for Scottish passengers, with many airfares lower than those north of the border. Bus services are limited, the Metro tram is used by most by travellers using public transport, only the local Go North East 353 bus service is of any use for short journeys.
Taxis to and from the city center takes between 15 and 30 minutes, fares should be about £12.
 
 
Punctuality, the average delay for all flights was just 10 minutes in 2012, that's good, even by regional airport standards, when reviewing local airports, Newcastle regularly comes near the top in surveys. During 2012 Newcastle had the best on time performance, as measured by the CAA.
Stress Free, recommended by most for short queues at check-in, security and passport control, assuming you avoid the daily departure or arrival of the 400 passengers on the daily Emirates flights, although it has a compact single terminal there is a good choice of shops bars and restaurants with free wifi.
Disadvantages
The biggest drawback is the lack of long haul destinations, the Dubai flight is the only intercontinental scheduled service. Currently the airport has no transatlantic flights to the U.S. or Canada, the alternative routes to New York is either via Heathrow with BA, taking between 9 and 11 hours, but the cheapest flights to the States and the most convenient, is with KLM via Amsterdam. Fortunately, this local authority controlled airport is expected to see an expansion of new routes in the next 12 months. Other negative feedback has been the cost of high season parking, prices are well above average, our advice is to use the good public transport when convenient.

What we Think

There are some really atrocious airports in the UK, but not here on Tyneside. An airport so close to major cities and trunk routes (A1 and A69), combined with Tyne and Wear's first class light rail Metro should really be a hit with passengers, and it is. Punctuality levels are some of the best of any British airport, facilities can sometimes be a bit crowded but overall we would recommend this airport.
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