Cheap flights from Johannesburg to London from R3 824

Users have found that booking a flight from Johannesburg to London at least 50 days early can save you up to 6% on average compared to booking a flight this week. If booking 50 days before your flight isn’t an option for you, users have found flights from Johannesburg to London for as little as R14 349 when booking for a departure date within the next two weeks. You can also check prices now. Some users have found airline tickets as low as R14 709 for flights departing within the next 3 days.

Due to multiple factors, expect to potentially pay more when booking in December. For low rates, February can be a great choice for travel to London. Flights to London from Johannesburg in February are about R13 508 on average during February, but can be found for as low as R7 629.

When flying from Johannesburg to London, the time of day you decide to fly out makes little to no difference towards the overall price you’ll pay on tickets.

Set off from South Africa on a flight from Johannesburg to London and you’ll arrive into Heathrow Airport. The third-busiest airport in the world is 15 miles west of central London. Hop on a train and in 15 minutes you’ll be in the UK capital ready to explore. Visit landmarks like the London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames, or spend a day exploring London’s beautiful Royal Parks. This cosmopolitan hub is crammed with cultural attractions, not to mention a world-class restaurant scene. And with Johannesburg to London flights, you can see it for yourself.

Flights from Johannesburg to London take an average of 11 hours 15 minutes.

British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and South African Airlines all operate direct flights from Johannesburg to London. They all run to a different schedule, so the best way to compare all available flight times and find your cheap flights from Johannesburg to London is using our search flights box at the top of the page.

There are five flights from Johannesburg to London running per day, which is more than 30 direct flights every week.

Your Johannesburg to London flight will depart from OR Tambo International Airport (JNB) and arrive into London Heathrow Airport (LHR).

To benefit from cheap tickets, fly from Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport to London Heathrow. Use the Cheapflights search tool to compare prices and get the cheapest tickets available.

London is a compact city with famous landmarks, museums and galleries around every corner. Luckily, the London Underground network links them all together to make it easy to get around. The currency in the UK is the Great British Pound, and you’ll find that prices for things like food and drink in London are more expensive than Johannesburg. When you book your flight from Johannesburg to London, also bear the climate in mind. The seasons are very different – South Africa’s summer starts in October, which is when the UK’s winter kicks in. To give you an idea, the temperature in London dips to an average of around 2 or 3 degrees between December and February time. Want to book cheap flights from Johannesburg to London? Use the Search Flights box and find your perfect flights today.

If you plan to fly to London from Johannesburg, you will most likely depart from Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport (JNB). It is also possible to fly to London from Lanseria International Airport (HLA) in Johannesburg. If you are travelling via O. R. Tambo Airport, it is a good idea to arrive at the airport in plenty of time before your flight. OR Tambo is Johannesburg’s main international travel hub and is often busy. It is centrally located and is just a short drive from Johannesburg city. Most flights from JNB to London land at London Heathrow Airport. However, it is also possible to fly to London Gatwick and to London City Airport from Johannesburg OR Tambo. London City is London’s most central airport. Meanwhile, London Heathrow and London Gatwick are both located a short drive away from the London city centre.

It is possible to fly direct from Johannesburg to London when you fly with Virgin Atlantic or with British Airways. Both of these airlines fly from Johannesburg O. R. Tambo and touch down at London Heathrow airport. Most other airlines that fly this route will require passengers to make a single stopover during the trip. If you fly from JNB to London Gatwick or to London City Airport, you will usually have to make one stopover during your journey. If you choose to fly from Lanseria International Airport, Johannesburg, your journey will usually involve two stopovers. Flights on this route will generally stopover at Cape Town International Airport and then stopover again somewhere in Europe.

If you do not book direct flights from Johannesburg to London, you will find a wide choice of stopover options available to you. If you fly with European airlines, such as AirFrance or KLM, you will usually make one stopover in Europe before you arrive in London. If you fly with AirFrance, this stopover will usually be at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. Meanwhile, flights with KLM generally stopover in Amsterdam. These routes take around 3 hours longer than direct flights and are usually slightly more expensive. You can also choose to stopover in the Arab Emirates if you fly with Emirates airlines or with Qatar Airways. This can add 8 to 9 hours on to your overall journey time.

South African nationals will require a visa and a valid passport in order to fly to the UK. You can apply for a UK visitor’s visa anytime in the three months leading up to your trip. This visa will allow you to stay in the UK for a period of six months.

Yes, there are multiple flights from Johannesburg to London for under R8 000. The cheapest flight booked recently is on SWISS for just R7 988, but on average you can expect to pay R8 651.

Cheapflights has 20 direct flights from Johannesburg to London under R13 200. A good price for a direct flight from Johannesburg to London is less than R13 705.

There are currently 20+ open flights from Johannesburg to London within the next 7 days for less than R13 200.

Cheapflights users have booked flights from Johannesburg to London round-trip from R7 988. Other airlines that can offer you cheap pricing are Lufthansa, from R8 537, and Air France, from R9 086. SWISS is priced at 40% lower than the current average price of a flight leaving 3 months from now.

The most popular flight routes from Johannesburg to London are Johannesburg OR Tambo - London Heathrow, Johannesburg OR Tambo - London Gatwick and Johannesburg OR Tambo - London City.

The most popular airlines flying from Johannesburg to London are Air France, Air Algerie and British Airways. Something to consider prior to booking your flight.

The top 3 most reliable airlines when flying from Johannesburg to London are Virgin Atlantic (92%), American Airlines (78%) and Qatar Airways (78%).

Looking for the cheapest flight from Johannesburg to London? While on average our users pay R30 259, our data indicates the cheapest price to be R8 078. The most popular route (Johannesburg OR Tambo - London Heathrow), is priced around R8 178.

Johannesburg OR Tambo Airport is JNB and London Heathrow Airport is LHR. These codes are created by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and airlines use them to identify the departing and arrival airports in the flight routes they service. London Gatwick Airport (LGW), London City Airport (LCY), London Stansted Airport (STN), London Luton Airport (LTN), London Southend Airport (SEN) are other airports near this flight route and their unique identifiers/IATA codes.

Flights departing from Johannesburg and landing in London stopover in Zurich most frequently. Zurich is followed by Dubai in terms of the most popular stopover location on flights from Johannesburg to London. Doha comes in third as the most popular stopover location on Johannesburg to London flights.

Dubai travellers tend to visit LEGOLAND Dubai, Burj Khalifa, and Deira Perfume Souq more than any other notable places. Those on a layover in Dubai interested in visiting LEGOLAND Dubai, Burj Khalifa, or Deira Perfume Souq can do so by travelling 51,6 km, 11,0 km, and 7,0 km, respectively from Dubai Intl. Those landing in Dubai looking to spend some time exploring during their stopover can hire a car for about R445 per day.

Of the flights from Johannesburg to London that have stopovers, the fewest flights stop in Lusaka. Kigali is the second least popular location for stopovers on flights from Johannesburg to London. Nairobi comes next as the third least popular stopover location for Johannesburg to London flights.

European airlines are the top contributors to eco-conscious flying and practice the most environmentally friendly programmes for sustainable travel. On this route, our most favourable eco-friendly airlines are KLM, British Airways and SWISS. SWISS Air was one of the first airlines to use sustainable aviation fuel resulting in a reduction of CO2 emissions by 80%. British Airways is unrolling a three-phase plan to reach its goal of 0% carbon emissions, which includes the development of carbon trapping technologies and hydrogen-powered aircrafts. KLM is one of the biggest operators making them responsible for a large portion of the carbon footprint. For this reason, the airline is on a strict deadline to reduce their carbon emissions by at least 20% short term with an 80% reduction as a long-term goal.

There are several ways that conscious travellers can reduce their carbon footprint to aid in the protection of our planet. The first most effective way is to book direct flights. Virgin Atlantic offers direct flights on this route going from Johannesburg to London. The flight will take approximately 11 hours to complete. Virgin Atlantic was the first airline to install split scimitar winglets to reduce drag on the wing, which reduces the amount of fuel needed to make the journey by a significant amount. Another useful tip is to book an economy class ticket. Save money and save our planet at the same time, by booking a smaller seat. The amount of carbon emission an individual is responsible for is directly related to the amount of space they take up. This means that first-class seats, being twice as big as economy class seats produce twice as much harmful carbon output.