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It's 50 Mins on Lingus to Heathrow, around 65-70 mins to London City using Air France

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The flight distance from London Heathrow Airport to Dublin Airport is 280 miles / 451 km

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How many air miles between Dublin and London?

280 air miles between Dublin and Heathrow, London.


How far is it from Dublin to London?

From Dublin, Ireland to London, England is 459 kilometres or 285 miles.


How many air miles is a flight from London to Dublin?

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Is it cheaper to rent a car in London to travel to Dublin or to fly?

It is cheaper to fly from London to Dublin than to rent a car in London and drive (and catch a ferry across the Irish sea) to Dublin. If you shop around you can get some very good value air fairs from London to Dublin.


How far from Dallas to London by air?

About 4,129 air miles.


How far from Dublin to Liverpool?

About 160 miles. Some or all of that would be by ferry or air.


How far in air miles from dublin to Halifax?

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How far from Bucharest to Dublin?

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What is the Distance between London England and Dublin Ireland by plane?

There is no direct ferry from London to Dublin. You can get ferries to Dublin from Holyhead or Liverpool. You would need to travel to them from London to get a ferry. The total distance, including the ferry, would be about 586 kilometres or 364 miles, though that would depend on your route.


Is Dublin better than London?

London is better


Where is Cardiff Dublin Edinburgh and London located?

Cardiff is in Wales. Dublin is in Ireland. Edinburgh is in Scotland. London is in England.


Why do flights from London to Dublin sometimes fly west towards south Wales then to Dublin - and other times north towards Manchester then to Dublin?

This will be a decision of air traffic controllers. Many flights coming from London and other parts of Europe that are heading to North America, fly over the south of England and Wales, over the south of Ireland and on across the Atlantic. That can mean that it can be a busy route, so the alternative for London to Dublin flights is to fly north towards Manchester and then across to Dublin.