Best Flights starting from $852
from$852economy
Calgary (YYC)
Fri, Sep 4
Roundtrip
London (Any)
Tue, Sep 15
from$864economy
Calgary (YYC)
Thu, Sep 10
Roundtrip
London (Any)
Mon, Sep 21
from$921economy
Calgary (YYC)
Mon, Sep 7
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London (Any)
Fri, Sep 18
from$929economy
Calgary (YYC)
Sun, Sep 6
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London (Any)
Thu, Sep 17
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Calgary (YYC) to Lisbon (LIS) in September from $701
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Calgary (YYC) to Osaka (Any) in September from $876
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Calgary (YYC) to Munich (MUC) in September from $877
From $877
Calgary (YYC) to Mumbai (BOM) in September from $931
From $931
Calgary (YYC) to Zurich (ZRH) in September from $986
From $986
Calgary (YYC) to Munich (MUC) in September from $1,437
From $1,437
Flights from Other Cities
Dallas (Any) to London (Any) in September from $536
From $536
Philadelphia (Any) to London (Any) in September from $704
From $704
Harrisburg (MDT) to London (Any) in September from $709
From $709
Charlotte (CLT) to London (Any) in September from $729
From $729
Washington, D.C. (Any) to London (Any) in September from $882
From $882
Indianapolis (IND) to London (Any) in October from $227
From $227
✈️ Flight Guide: Calgary (YYC) → London (Any)
Complete travel information for your September journey
Departing from Calgary (YYC) FAQs
To find the cheapest economy flights from London (LOND), search flexible dates across low-cost carriers and global OTAs, compare fares on Google Flights and Skyscanner, and set price alerts for your target route. Use nearby London airports—Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and City—to expand options and check mid-week departures which often lower the fare. Book 6–10 weeks in advance for short-haul Europe and 2–4 months for transatlantic economy deals.
When searching with the city code London (LOND), results typically include London Heathrow (LHR), London Gatwick (LGW), London Stansted (STN), London Luton (LTN) and London City Airport (LCY). Using the LOND city code broadens availability and often reveals cheaper economy options by mixing departure airports and carriers. Always check transfer times and ground transport costs between airports when choosing the cheapest itinerary.
Yes, January frequently offers discounted economy fares from London (LOND) due to lower demand after the holidays; airlines and OTAs promote 'new year sales' and January fare drops are common on short-haul European and budget long-haul routes. To secure deals, enable fare alerts and be ready to book quickly when a sale appears. Consider flexible travel windows and nearby destination alternatives like Paris or Dublin for the best savings.
Midweek departures—Tuesdays and Wednesdays—are typically cheaper in economy class from London (LOND), while Fridays and Sundays command premium prices due to business and leisure demand. Early-morning and late-night flights can also be less expensive. Use flexible-date search tools and a 30-day view to spot the lowest fare windows and book the cheapest available outbound and return days.
Cheap economy routes from London (LOND) commonly serve major destinations including Paris (France), Dublin (Ireland), Amsterdam (Netherlands), Barcelona (Spain), and New York (USA) via competitive carriers and low-cost options. These cities frequently feature sales and competition that drive down economy fares. Compare nonstop and one-stop itineraries across carriers to balance price and travel time.
Baggage fees, seat selection and in-flight extras can significantly increase the total cost of the cheapest economy fares from London (LOND), especially in September when holiday and school term travel resumes and carriers unbundle services. Always compare the total price including hold luggage and seat fees; sometimes a slightly higher base fare with free luggage saves money overall. Use fare-comparison tools that display 'total trip price' to avoid surprises.
Arriving at London (Any) FAQs
'Cheapest Economy Fare (ECON)' refers to the lowest-priced economy-class ticket available for a route, often sold as a non-refundable, no-frills option by airlines or OTAs. These fares typically exclude checked baggage, seat selection and flexible changes, so factor in ancillary fees to calculate your total arrival cost. For arrival planning, examine ground transport and airport transfer options to ensure the overall trip remains affordable.
Budget economy arrivals frequently target major nearby cities and hubs such as Paris (France), Amsterdam (Netherlands), Dublin (Ireland), Barcelona (Spain) and Berlin (Germany). These destinations are well-served by low-cost airlines and legacy carriers competing on price. When booking, check transfers from the arrival airport to your final city center—sometimes a cheaper flight lands at a secondary airport with higher ground transfer costs.
When arriving on a cheapest economy fare (ECON) in March, pre-book any checked baggage and arrange transfers in advance to avoid inflated airport prices. March shoulder-season means some public transport timetables may be reduced, so verify schedules and consider shared shuttle services where available. Factor these costs into the total trip price to choose the best value arrival option.
Yes, cheapest economy fares often carry the strictest change and refund policies; many are non-changeable or involve high fees to amend. Review the fare rules at booking and consider purchasing a low-cost refundable upgrade if flexibility is important. For travel in busy months, a small fare premium for flexible economy may prevent costly last-minute change fees.
Find the best arrival airports by comparing total door-to-door costs: lowest airfare plus ground transport. Secondary airports often offer cheaper ECON fares, but evaluate shuttle/taxi costs and travel time to major cities like Paris, Brussels, or Amsterdam. Use search modifiers like 'arrive at Marseille' vs 'arrive at Nice' to weigh price vs convenience.
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