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Flying to Edinburgh or London?
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Hi everyone,
Looking to visit my best friend who's currently living in Edinburgh. I live in DE so I usually fly out of Philly or Baltimore. Last time I went to Europe, I flew out of JFK in NY to Dublin through Aer Lingus. Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions of airlines to look at and/or places to fly into/out of. I was thinking it could be cheaper to fly into London & take a train to Edinburgh (& also get some London sightseeing in). Any help is appreciated!
Re: Flying to Edinburgh or London?
I would just do a series of searches on Kayak varying the departure/arrival cities. That way you can compare all the airlines at once and get an idea what's cheaper.
The train from London to Edinburgh is quite a long trip, just an FYI. Unless you plan to stay in London for at least 1 night, I would fly directly into Edinburgh. Most of your layovers will be in Dublin or London, since Edinburgh is usually a smaller plane.
As far as airlines, I've always had luck with Aer Lingus or Royal Dutch Airlines.
But another way you could look is to fly into London, then get a flight from London to Edinburgh through RyanAir. It's a cheap European airline that you can sometimes grab roundtrip flights for around $50.
Enjoy Edinburgh while you are there. That is one of the most beautiful places I've ever visited.
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