All airlines that fly to Rome from London

Rome’s heady mix of culture, history and romantic appeal ensures it continues to be a popular tourist destination and frequent flights between the English and Italian capitals, London and Rome, cater for this growing appetite to take in the famous sights Rome has to offer.

As it currently stands, a total of nine airlines operate 156 direct flights per week from London to Rome’s two international airports. Flights to Rome can be made from any of London’s five airports, from it’s main international hub, Heathrow, which welcomed just over 80 million visitors in 2018, to the smallest airport, London City, as well as Gatwick, Luton and Stansted.

Of the two airports in Rome, Rome Fiumicino is the largest, with almost 43 million passengers using the airport in 2018. Located 30km from the city centre, Rome Fiumicino airport operates as the Italian capital’s major international airport.

Airlines offering direct flights from London to Rome Fiumicino

British Airways – London Heathrow, London Gatwick and London City

Easyjet – the budget airline offers daily departures from London Gatwick and London Luton

Alitalia – London Heathrow. Alitalia CityLiner also offer flights from London City

Vueling – London Gatwick

Norgwegian Air Shuttle – London Gatwick

Monarch Airlines – London Luton

Flights to Rome Ciampino

As an alternative, Ryanair offer budget flights to Rome’s second airport, Rome Ciampino, which is situated approximately 12km from Rome’s city centre. Much smaller than Fiumicino, Ciampino has just one terminal, handling almost 6 million passengers in 2018. Ryanair flights depart daily to and from London Stansted.

The average flight time from London to Rome is 2 hours 25 minutes, over a total distance of 894 miles. Rome is one hour ahead of London.