- European Scheduled Airlines
- Adria Slovenian Airlines
Adria Slovenian Airline currently flies from Manchester only, to Ljubljana and Tirana direct. They do not fly from London at present mostly due to competition from Easyjet on that route. Adria are part of the Star Alliance Network offering options for travellers from many origins. They have a code share arrangement with Aeroflot, Austrian, Brussels, JAT, LOT, Lufthansa, SAS and Swiss International Airlines.
- Alitalia
Alitalia has had its fair share of up’s and down’s in the last few years regarding its financial situation but was finally baled out in 2009 by a group of private investors who then merged the airline with another struggler, Air One. At the moment Alitalia has six bases in Italy, Rome Fiumicino, Milan, Turin, Venice, Naples and Catania giving passengers a broad spectrum for choosing travel to the Italian regions from London Heathrow and City airports
- Belavia
Belavia is the state-owned carrier of Belarus with a relatively new fleet of aircraft. Belavia has had repeated problems with technical issues like credit card payments and licences in the past few years due mostly to prejudice against its government. We have flown with them three times now without any issues from London Gatwick direct to Minsk. Online booking is possible for flights starting from £180 return. It’s the only airline that flies to Minsk direct from the UK. Call them on +44 (207) 233 85 59 for telephone booking.
- Aer Lingus
Aer Lingus, Irelands flag carrier has been a government-owned airline for most of its life but was floated on the Irish Stock Exchange in 2006 to enable it to compete with its vigorous opponent, Ryanair. They still have slots from London Heathrow Airport to Dublin which give it a substantial advantage. Fares are competitive.
- Air France
Now linked to KLM, Air France can fly you to anywhere in France via Charles de Gaulle Airport from most UK regional Airports.
- Air Malta
The national flag carrier of Malta now flies from London Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted, and most recently has begun flights from Newcastle, Liverpool, Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester and Bristol direct.
- Austrian Airlines
The Austrian National Carrier, a very good option for accessing 44 destinations in Eastern Europe. All flights are via Vienna, with a transfer time of up to a few hours. Austrian fares to Minsk and other smaller Russian cities much lower than with anyone else.
- British Airways
British Airways now have the huge advantage of being the sole tenants of Heathrow Terminal 5 making flying a much more pleasant experience than it was before it was built. If you catch the seat sales you can get some very good deals to many European cities through BA. Book hotels and car hire online with them as well.
- Brussels Airlines
An airline borne out of the remains of Sabena and Virgin Express, but seem to have grown into a thriving operation with destinations all over Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia. Fly direct to Brussels Airport from Manchester, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Birmingham, Bristol but take the Eurostar from London as it's much faster to the centre of Brussels.
- Croatian Airlines
Reach Zagreb, Pula, Zadar, Dubrovnik and Split in Croatia from London direct with Croatian Airlines. Fares start at 109 Euro. You can reach Pristina and Sarajevo with Croatian from London Heathrow via Zagreb.
- Estonian Airlines
National Airline of Estonia flies to London Gatwick Airport. Reach Tallinn direct from most large cities of Europe.
- Finnair
Fly direct to Helsinki from London
- FlyBMI.com
bmi is the second largest airline at London Heathrow, one of the world's busiest and best-connected international airports.
- Iberian Airlines
Fly anywhere in Spain from seven UK Airports
- Icelandair
Use Icelandair for Keflavik, Reykjavik Aiport from London Glasgow and manchester direct
- KLM Royal Dutch Airline
The most convenient airline if you live in the regions of the UK. You can fly direct from your local airport via Amsterdam and avoid London altogether - that has to be a winner.
- LOT Polish Airlines
Access all Polish Airports from London Heathrwo Airport, Birmingham, Edinburgh, and Glasgow
- Lufthansa
Germany's flag carrier. Fly to all German cities and regions.
- Norwegian
London Stansted to Bergen, Bodo,Harstad, Narvik, Kristiansand, Oslo, Stavanger, Tromso, Trondheim
- Olympic Airlines
Currently use London Gatwick amd Manchester Airports
- SAS Scandinavian
SAS Fly from London Heathrow, Birmingham, Dublin, and Manchester Airports, as well as a huge variety of other European airports.
- Swiss International Airlines
The new national flag carrier of Switzerland.
- TAP Air Portugal
The national flag carrier of Portugal has flights to Lisbon from London Heathrow and Gatwick, Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester. You can then connect to all other regional airports via Lisbon at any time of year.
- Tarom Romanian Airlines
Fly direct to Bucharest and onto Romanian Regional airports from LHR
- Turkish Airlines
All destinationa in Turkey from Heathrow, Stansted and Manchester
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