
Cheap Flights from the United Kingdom to Louisiana
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What is the cheapest flight to Louisiana?
The cheapest ticket to Louisiana from the United Kingdom found in the last 5 days was to New Orleans, at $673 round-trip. The most popular route is London Heathrow Airport (LHR) to New Orleans (MSY) and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was $673.
What is the cheapest month to fly from the United Kingdom to Louisiana?
The cheapest month for flights from the United Kingdom to Louisiana is September, when tickets cost $724 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are January and August, when the average cost of round-trip tickets is $1,443 and $1,099 respectively.
What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Louisiana?
The cheapest time of day to fly to Louisiana is generally in the afternoon, when round-trip flights cost $1,035 on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Louisiana is generally in the evening, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $1,220.
How far in advance should I book a flight from the United Kingdom to Louisiana?
To get a below average price on the flight from the United Kingdom to Louisiana, you should book around 6 weeks before departure, which saves you about 45% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 21 weeks before departure.
How many airports are there in Louisiana?
There are 7 airports in Louisiana. The busiest airport is Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport (MSY), with 58% of all flights arriving there.
How long is the flight to Louisiana?
An average nonstop flight from the United Kingdom to Louisiana takes 21h 40m, covering a distance of 4545 miles. The shortest route is London Heathrow Airport (LHR) to New Orleans (MSY) with an average flight time of 10h 00m.
How many direct flights to Louisiana are there each day?
There are around 7 direct flights from within United Kingdom to Louisiana every day. All flights depart in the afternoon.
How many direct flights to Louisiana are there each week?
Each week there are around 45 direct flights from within United Kingdom to Louisiana. The most common day for departures is Wednesday, with 20% of flights taking off on this day.
How many long-haul flights are there to Louisiana each week?
There are not any medium-haul (3-6 hour flight duration) or short-haul (up to 3 hour flight duration) flights to Louisiana. Instead, there are 45 long-haul flights (6-12 hour flight duration), with the most arriving from London.
How many cities have direct flights to Louisiana?
From the United Kingdom, there are direct flights to Louisiana from 1 city. This city is London and there are 45 direct flights each week.
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Low season | July |
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High season | February |
Cheapest flight | $397 |
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Reviews of the top airlines flying from the United Kingdom to Louisiana
Trash. Sat on the runway for 40 mins…missed connecting flight because of it now I’m stuck. Thanks…a whole fkn lot.
Trash. Sat on the runway for 40 mins…missed connecting flight because of it now I’m stuck. Thanks…a whole fkn lot.
One day, I do so hope for a gluten free snack! Seems like with the rest of the world FINALLY figuring out what gluten free is, American Airlines would too. Fingers crossed!!
The flight was delayed multiple times, again no fault of American but again the extra cost, for everything makes it feel like a cheap airline! Especially when flights are outrageously expensive already
Pitch was very small. Knees were on the seat back in front of me.
Cancelled and rebooked twice in one day with a drop in seat class. Not good at all.
First, to be fair, the flight was on time and the trip through the air was relatively smooth. But the flight was full, and they were checking carryons. As this process went on, the crew got increasingly rude and overbearing. During the drink service, a young girl (maybe 9) who had gotten up to use the lavatory got stuck behind the cart. At some point, she started feeling fearful and overwhelmed. Passengers noticed this and asked the crew to let her return to her seat. They refused. Then she started crying, and they still refused to move the cart forward to let her sit. The poor girl was trying to be brave and compose herself. The crew handled the situation terribly and with zero grace or decency. That episode, to me, encapsulates AA’s attitude toward its passengers. Disgraceful. The plane itself was cramped and miserable, as usual. There was zero inflight media or entertainment, other than the lane and borderline inappropriate jokes the steward made during the safety briefing. Then, of course, it took the better part of an hour for the checked bags to show up at the carousel. AA is no better than the el cheapo airlines these days and a far, far cry from its former self.
Same problems with delays in Dallas. This was weather related and due to the incoming flight being delayed. This was the flight that was delayed due to a missing flashlight which turned out not to be missing.
It was okay. I opted to pay for an upgrade to an exit row, but this might’ve been the worst exit row experience I’ve ever had. - The fold out table was janky and didn’t fold out properly. - The seats felt squished together as I was the aisle seat in the group of three, but the guy in the middle felt like he was constantly leaning on me. - Everyone who walked by brushed up against me, or knocked my entertainment screen, to include the food and drink carts. Didn’t get one apology or excuse me. - The community flight tracker screen was right in front of me and was sooooooo bright I could barely catch any sleep on my 13hr flight from Seoul to DFW. Not the best experience at all…
Airlines changed our originally booked flights. Our luggage was completely damaged.
Departure more than an hour later. Conexion/waiting time at the airport was more than 7 hours :(
one meal and one breakfast or sandwich instead of two meals.
Many issues arose with the plane and after 3 hours of delays, we had to return to the London airport as the plane was unfit to cross the ocean. It was highly concerning that this aircraft was in operation with so many problems.
You're asking 2 different questions. The flight from Los Angeles to London (and from London to Faro) was on British Airways. Those flights were awful. The app didn't provide detailed information, the WiFi that I paid for didn't work, the form I had to fill out to re-enter the UK was not communicated clearly so I nearly missed my flight. British Airways is significantly behind every other airline I've traveled in every way. American Airlines flight form London to Los Angeles was great. In the future, I will avoid flying British Airways when I can.
Premium economy was not what was shown, no leg riser, seats were broken and do not recline more than economy, food, we couldn't eat it was so bad, no menu 1 item and it sucked.
British Airways is very good... Taxiing after landing took 35 minutes, can't really blame the airline but the terrible infrastructure at JFK.
Our section of the aircraft in premium economy was very cold. We asked the attendants twice to raise the heat but it never happened. Even with the blanket it was chilly for 10 1/2 hours
Because kayak scammed me with false advertisement saying 23kg was included but I ended up having to pay another £200
Positive boarding experience, easy access to seat with plenty of luggage space
Another 2 hours delay because of the plane computer issues, British Airways
There was no wifi on board this route, and the seat power supply didn't work on the whole row of seats I was in, so I had to charge my phone and laptop in the galley. Other than that it was a very comfortable and enjoyable flight!