Last Updated on September 30, 2026 by Henry @ The Getaway Lounge
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With its vibrant street life and stunning seaside location, no place in France compares!
So if you’re thinking about visiting any time soon, you might be wondering what your best way of getting there is.
Well, we regularly monitor flight schedules across the world in a bid to bring you the most up to date, easy to digest information, and here’s the latest compiled in a handy table…
We would usually recommend considering an ATOL protected package holiday to Nice.
Reason being, you’ll often get better value for money compared to a flight-only.
Besides, the final price can be bundled together to include your flights, hotel, bags and often transfers.
That said, there are also good reasons for booking a flight-only, especially if you want the additional flexibility in terms of where you stay, and so we’ve included links for both options above.
As outlined above, there are a good range of airports that fly directly to Nice in the UK.
We’ve compiled this information using flight aggregator tools such as Google Flights, whilst cross-checking these flight schedules directly with the airlines and travel companies mentioned above.
To accomplish this to a high degree of accuracy, I’m regularly checking flight schedules and relevant news stories from a range of sources, and have great experience in doing so for many different routes.
That said, flight schedules can move quickly so please do let me know using the email address below if you have any questions, spot any inaccuracies or have anything to add – it would be much appreciated.
Yes, but seasonal – the next window runs from 29 June 2027 through to 4 September.
Yes, and twice over: Jet2 flies this route seasonally, bookable from 26 March through to 29 October 2027, while easyJet runs its own seasonal service that’s active now through 13 November 2026 before pausing until 1 March 2027.
Not currently – London Gatwick and Bristol are the nearest airports with confirmed direct routes, both flying year-round with easyJet.
Yes – easyJet flies here year-round, though January is noticeably quieter than the rest of the year, with only a single date bookable that month rather than the near-weekly service seen elsewhere – worth a look before assuming full availability.
Not currently – Bristol, just along the coast, has a confirmed year-round direct service with easyJet.
Not currently – Birmingham and Manchester are the nearest airports with direct routes, both served seasonally by Jet2.
Yes – easyJet flies this route year-round, with no gap month found anywhere in the checked booking window.
Not currently – Edinburgh is the nearest airport with a confirmed direct route, flying year-round with easyJet.
Yes, but only seasonally: Jet2 flies here from 30 April through to 29 October 2027, twice a week.
Yes, on a seasonal basis – easyJet’s current season ended on 24 October 2026, and the route picks back up again on 1 March 2027.
Yes, seasonal – British Airways operates this route.
Yes, and it’s well covered: easyJet flies here year-round with no gaps, and British Airways adds its own seasonal service on top.
Yes – British Airways runs a year-round service from Heathrow to Nice.
Yes – easyJet flies this route year-round, with no seasonal gaps found anywhere in the checked window.
Not currently – Gatwick, Luton and Stansted all offer direct flights from elsewhere in London.
Yes, but seasonally: Ryanair’s current window runs to 24 October 2026, then pauses until 28 March 2027, after which it’s bookable continuously through to 30 October 2027 – though that later end date may extend once Ryanair releases its next winter schedule.
Yes, and covered twice over: easyJet flies here year-round with no gaps, while Jet2 runs its own seasonal service – a short window from 2 to 30 October 2026, then a longer one from 15 March through to 29 October 2027.
Yes, on a seasonal basis – the current run ended on 22 October 2026, with the next season starting 28 March 2027.
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