Oxford (Kidlington)

Major international hub serving London with extensive long‑haul and short‑haul connections, multiple terminals, and frequent rail and bus links to the city center.

Serving Coventry and the West Midlands, the small regional airport focuses on general aviation, business and charter flights, with easy road links to Coventry city centre and nearby Birmingham.

Serves Birmingham and the West Midlands with domestic and international flights, offering direct rail links to the city center and easy access to the NEC and motorway network.

Serving London and the East of England about 50 km northeast of central London, it handles primarily low-cost and international flights. Frequent rail and coach links provide direct connections to central London and regional destinations.

Serves the eastern Greater London area and Southend-on-Sea, offering domestic and limited international routes with a compact terminal and a dedicated rail link for convenient access to central London.

Serving Liverpool and Merseyside, it handles domestic and short‑haul European flights—many low‑cost carriers—and sits about 11 km south of the city centre with regular bus and road connections.

Serves Leeds and Bradford in West Yorkshire, handling domestic and European short‑haul routes with frequent bus and road connections to the city and on‑site parking.