How to Reach England

England has 20 Airports in total. Some of the popular ones include Heathrow Airport (LHR), Gatwick Airport (LGW), London Stansted Airport (STN), Manchester Airport (MAN), Luton Airport (LTN), London City Airport (LCY), Birmingham Airport (BHX), and Bristol Airport (BRS). Popular airlines services in England include Flybe, Ryanair, Hebridean Air Service, British Airways, Eastern Airways, and Germania. The other airlines operating here are KLM flights, Brussels Airlines flights, Eurowings flights, Air France flights, SAS flights, Lufthansa flights and Norwegian Air International flights.

In terms of buses, cities in England are connected via buses run by private companies including Arriva London, Go-Ahead London has London Central, Blue Triangle, London General, and Docklands Buses, Stagecoach London, Abellio London (within London), ComfortDelGro (Metroline), RATP, Transit Systems (Tower Transit) and CT Plus. Victoria Coach Station is the major bus station. Prior to your visit, make sure you have prepaid cards like Day Rover, Explorer and Wayfarer. Taxis and double-decker buses are popular mode of travel in London.

Train services are very frequent in the country. London is the central hub of the British Rail Network. You can travel to the cities like Paris, Amsterdam, or Berlin by train. Some of the popular subways are Glasgow Subway, Liverpool Merseyrail, etc. The International train services operate from the St. Pancras International Station. Inside the country, there are underground metro services as well as the DLR, which are very convenient and economical.