• Air New Zealand (NZ): One-stop service daily on flights to Auckland via Los Angeles throughout the week.
• Singapore Airlines (SQ): Singapore Airlines link Heathrow to Auckland via quick stopover at Singapore seven days a week.
• Emirates (EK): Again, a preferred choice for travellers with one-stop flights to Auckland via Dubai round the year.
• Qantas (QF): You have a choice of Qantas flights to Auckland via Sydney daily.
• Cathay Pacific Airways (CX): Cathay Pacific has two daily flights to Auckland via Hong Kong from Heathrow.
• Qatar Airways (QR): Qatar Airways operates regular passenger flights to Auckland via Doha.

• Air China provides the cheapest flights to Auckland with a two-hour stopover in Beijing. Coming to Auckland using this route takes 21 hours.
• The fights taking off from Manchester for Auckland take 23 hours to reach this city in south China. Qatar Airways provides the cheapest trip, with only one stopover in Doha.
• Starting your journey in Birmingham, it would take 22 hours to get to Auckland. This route is heavily contested between Qatar Airways and Emirates so the single layover can be at Doha or Dubai.
• Choosing London Gatwick Airport for an Auckland-bound flight can get you there in 22 to 24 hours on a Qatar Airways or an Emirates aircraft. Depending on which airline is the cheapest at the time, the flight will have a stopover in Doha or Dubai.

Technically speaking, there are no direct flights from the United Kingdom to Auckland. Air New Zealand offers flights that touchdown in the United States. But these are no stopovers. On a general note, all airlines offer connecting flights. Leading airlines are Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific, Qantas, THAI, and Korean Air.

The early bird catches the best price. Secure cheap flights to Auckland from London by starting early and compare airfares of different airlines and the kind of services you require. But if it is a race against time, give us a call, and one of our travel consultants will find for you the best deal available.

Since there are no direct flights available for this route, all flights are indirect and involve stopovers. Popular stopovers are Singapore, Dubai, Doha, and Los Angeles. Please visit our webpage and enter the dates on which you wish to travel. In a few seconds, there would be a list of connecting flights from all five of London’s airports to Auckland. The list of possibilities gives you the flexibility to choose a flight with more stopovers but at a lower fare. You may also choose the one with just a brief layover and a quicker trip, but by paying a little extra cash.

Yes. Emirates offers connecting flights to Auckland from various airports in the United Kingdom, including London Heathrow Airport, London Gatwick Airport, London Stansted Airport, Manchester Airport, Birmingham Airport, and Edinburgh Airport. Dubai is the stopover for Emirates flights. From just London alone, approximately 70 flights are leaving for Dubai International Airport every week. Most of these flights are serviced in the evening, after 7 PM, and arrive in Dubai early morning, the next day. The flight out from Dubai to Auckland is 18 hours long. These flights leave Dubai between 7 and 10 in the morning and land in New Zealand in the afternoon of the next day.

No airline is flying directly to Auckland from the UK. The same goes for Singapore Airlines, which only offers connecting flights from London Heathrow and Manchester Airport. Singapore Airlines is a state-of-the-art airline and much preferred by the majority of travellers en route to Auckland. There are 21 connecting flights, serviced by Singapore Airlines leaving for Auckland, via Singapore every week.

Yes. From the United Kingdom, there are two ways to get to Auckland, and both routes are almost equally distant. We can fly west with Air New Zealand, have a stopover in Los Angeles, and then hop over the Pacific Ocean to get to Auckland. Alternatively, you can fly east; have a layover in Singapore and then land in Auckland. The flight, either way, takes 26 hours to complete its journey. Air New Zealand operates 21 flights to Singapore Every week and 14 flights to Los Angeles. The earth is round – why not use that to your advantage when you want to travel between the opposite ends of the planet and choose whichever route is cheaper in the season.

The airlines that are regularly taking off and landing at Auckland International Airport are regional. Qantas moves passengers to Auckland frequently from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. The second busiest airline that has the most frequent flights to Auckland is Cathay Pacific. Other airlines like Emirates, Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines are among the top ten carriers that circle aeroplanes about Auckland regularly.

More than 70 international flights are landing at Auckland Airport each week. These flights are primarily from East Asia and the islands of Micronesia and Polynesia. Flights from Europe and the United States are fewer due to the distances involved but adequate in connecting the city with the rest of the globe. Out of these 70 international flights, 21 flights, somehow or the other connect London to Auckland. Many flights leaving for cities like Dubai, Hong Kong or Singapore from the United Kingdom can be extended with another connecting flight to Auckland.

For our loyal customers going to Auckland from the UK, we only ask them to plan their trips at least three to four months in advance. Months early, there are fewer people demanding seats, and so the prices are low. The software our agents use to flip through the files in airline databases are quicker, and the searches are more intensive. Out of the many combinations of flights, these softwares can show the cheapest routes. Then there is the human touch: not all low cost flights to Auckland are passenger-friendly. Our agents prefer to sell those flights to our customers that have fewer stopovers. These factors make the tickets by TravelhouseUK more affordable.

There are many times during the year, particularly near the Christmas season when there might not be many options available as most of the seats are already booked. Finding last minute flights to Auckland might be a bit difficult then. Please do not panic if you cannot find a single travel route under the search results tab on our website. Attempt to change the arrival and departure dates by just a few days to get an insight. If even that does not work, you can call our agents on 020 3137 9154 to get an urgent flight out to Auckland.

The cheapest time of the year to visit Auckland starts from the last few weeks of July till the end of September. During this time, fewer tourists are going to the city as it is the middle of winter with average temperatures plummeting to 10°C. It also rains more often during these few months, which might provoke you to open the umbrella from time to time while you are exploring the city. The rain is not a significant hurdle, nor is the weather. All you need is a light jacket to keep you warm. Come to Auckland in the winter months and take advantage of the cheaper rates and the vacant hotel rooms for a vacation of a lifetime.

Auckland Airport is New Zealand’s largest international airport and receives over 21 million passengers every year. The airport can entertain forty-five flight movements per hour. The Auckland International Airport is only 26 kilometres away from Auckland Harbor, which equates to a 30-minute car drive. Skybus buses connect the airport to the Central Business District (CBD) and with Mangere – a suburban area of Auckland.

Auckland is a year-round destination and weather conditions are pleasant at any given time. The climate of Auckland withstands all four seasons; spring lasts from September to November, and the summer period is from December to February. The stretch from November to April is considered to be the peak season for travellers from across the world. But it all comes down to your wishes. As a skier, you would most probably plan your trip in early June till October. For hiking, camping and swimming activities, December, January, and February are more suitable months.

Taking the bus is the easiest and cheapest way to go around Auckland. Usually, tourists use the AT HOP cards to pay for the transport. The card itself can be bought for $10 and then topped up with a minimum of $5. The AT HOP cards are an efficient way of paying for not only the buses but taxis and trains as well that move through the city. Conversely, the tourist can pay for transport with cash. The bus network is easy to understand, and you can give the map a look on the Auckland Transport website. Trains and taxis are a bit more expensive but are quite safe; most are fitted with CCTV camera and accept credit cards as well. Uber and Zoomy are two mobile applications that are also extensively used in Auckland. If you wish to visit the natural wonders around the area, it is perhaps better to hire a car and move at your own pace.