Last Updated on February 13, 2024 by Henry @ The Getaway Lounge
This post is reviewed on a regular basis to ensure a high level of accuracy.
If you’re thinking about visiting any time soon, you might be wondering what your best way of getting here 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.
You can currently fly directly to Trapani from the following UK airports:
| UK airport | Airline | Months flying | Average flight time | Browse package holidays | Browse flights only |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| London Stansted | Ryanair | Seasonal | 3hr | Browse package holidays | Browse flights only |
| Manchester | Ryanair | Seasonal | 3hr 15m | Browse package holidays | Browse flights only |
For this getaway, it’s worth considering a package holiday rather than a flight only.
Besides, the final price can be bundled together to include your flights, hotel, full baggage allowance and transfers, so it often works out better value.
We’ve included links to the fastest growing ATOL protected online tour operator above, Loveholidays, who offer highly competitive prices and have a good reputation with their customer base.
Their website is also very intuitive, just tap in your destination and departure airport and you’ll be presented with a handy calendar of available dates depending on when flights are operating.
If booking your flights and accommodation separately however, check out Booking.com for a whole range of hotels in Trapani with free cancellation to suit any budget. And sort by price (lowest – high) for the best deals on your dates!
As illustrated above, there are only two UK airports that fly directly to Trapani in western Sicily, Italy.
The one airline operating this route at the moment is Ryanair, with an average flight time of around 3 hours from the capital, and just over that from Manchester.
Both airports operate to Trapani on a seasonal basis.
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 leave a comment below if you spot any inaccuracies or have anything to add – it would be much appreciated.
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