Cheap flights from Manchester

Manchester Airport (MAN) is the largest UK airport outside London, about 15–20 minutes by train from Manchester Piccadilly.

Airports in this search: MAN Manchester Airport.

What is the cheapest flight from Manchester?

Of the 12 routes we measured from Manchester (November 2026 – January 2027), the lowest one-way fare we recorded is £14, Manchester to Dublin, for a departure on 27 Nov on a nonstop flight. Measured on 28 October 2026; the price you book is the seller's price at that moment.

Where can I fly from Manchester for the least on a typical day?

Manchester to Alicante: about £25 one way on a typical day, the median of the cheapest fare on each of its 10 measured days. Next: Dublin (£27) and Barcelona (£37) (measured on 28 October 2026).

Which flights from Manchester are usually nonstop?

Of the 12 measured routes, the cheapest fare was a nonstop flight on at least half of the measured days to Dublin (100%), Amsterdam (90%), Paris (90%), Lisbon (89%) and Barcelona (86%), and on 7 more routes. The percentage is the share of measured days whose cheapest fare had no stop.

Which airlines have the cheapest flights from Manchester?

Across the 12 measured routes, the airlines that carried the cheapest recorded fare on the most days were Ryanair (64 days on 12 routes), easyJet (48 days on 8 routes) and Jet2.com (11 days on 3 routes). A low-cost fare often excludes a carry-on bag and seat choice, so check what it includes.

Can I compare hotels where I land?

Yes. We measured hotels in Dublin (typical £160 a night), hotels in Barcelona (typical £119 a night), hotels in Paris (typical £136 a night), hotels in Amsterdam (typical £105 a night), hotels in Rome (typical £121 a night), hotels in Lisbon (typical £93 a night), hotels in Málaga (typical £130 a night) and hotels in Palma de Mallorca (typical £101 a night): each page lists rated hotels with the price the seller quoted for a measured stay, and links to the seller to book.