Cheap flights to Wuhan

• China Southern Airlines
• Air China
• China Eastern Airlines
• Air France

Yes, direct flights to Wuhan are available from the London Heathrow Airport in the UK. China Southern Airlines offers direct flights to Wuhan thrice a week - every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. From other airports, and with other airlines, only connecting flights are available. Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and Air France are the leading operators of indirect flights to Wuhan from the UK. 

• The minimum flight duration from London Heathrow to Wuhan is 11 hours on a direct flight with China Southern Airlines. The shortest connecting flight is offered by Air France which takes at least 13 hours and 45 minutes to reach Wuhan via Paris.
• The total flight duration from London Gatwick to Wuhan is 15 hours and 15 minutes on a connecting flight with China Eastern Airlines. The flight is via Shanghai.
• Air France offers one-stop flights from Manchester to Wuhan that take 16 hours and 10 minutes minimum. This flight with Air France includes a layover in Paris.
• The flight duration from Birmingham to Wuhan with Air France is 17 hours and 20 minutes. This is a one-stop flight via Paris.
• The total flight duration from Edinburgh to Wuhan is 19 hours and 20 minutes. Air France is the operating airline and Paris is the layover.

Air France is a leading airline for flights to Wuhan from the UK. The airline operates connecting flights to Wuhan from different airports in the United Kingdom: the London Heathrow Airport, the Manchester Airport, the Birmingham Airport, the Edinburgh Airport, the Newcastle International Airport, and the Aberdeen Airport. To get the latest updates and to book your flight to Wuhan with Air France, give us a call or join us on our social media platforms. Leave us a query, make sure to mention your dates, the number of passengers travelling, and other priorities, and we will quote you the cheapest price available with Air France. An easier alternative would be to sign up for our monthly newsletter. This way, whenever some last-minute discount or flash sale is offered, we will let you know as quickly as possible.

There is that chance that if you book a flight to Wuhan during the off-season there (June to August), prices may be lower than usual. During the peak of the winter season, right after New Year celebrations, airfares may go down for a couple of weeks. The point is that if you must travel on a limited budget, these are the periods that you can target for a cost-effective vacation plan. Still, airfares are subject to fluctuation, and you constantly need to keep an eye on these changes to see if the price is right for you or too much. Let us at TravelHouseUK do it for you. Leave us a message on Facebook, or maybe you would want to talk to one of our travel agents? Either way, we will work it out for you, and as soon as a particular price goes down, we will make sure to inform you so you can proceed with your plans.

China Eastern Airlines and British Airways are two major airlines that fly the most frequently from London to Wuhan. Both airlines offer connecting flights. However, in the case of British Airways, the flights are code-shared with other airlines depending on the route taken. China Eastern Airlines offers flights from London Heathrow and Gatwick airports whereas British Airways departs from the London Stansted Airport and the London City Airport in addition to flying from the London Heathrow Airport and the London Gatwick Airport. Both are state-of-the-art airlines offering quality service and value for money. To book cheap flights to Wuhan with British Airways or China Eastern Airlines, join us on social media or give us a call.

At present, Air China is offering the cheapest flights to Wuhan from the London Heathrow Airport. The airline offers a minimum fare of just 504 GBP for a connecting flight to Wuhan via Chengdu during the low-season (July-August period). This is for a single adult passenger travelling in economy class.

The main international airport serving Wuhan is the Wuhan Tianhe International Airport, bearing the IATA code WUH and situated some 26 kilometres from centre city Wuhan in the Huangpi District. Only Terminal 3 is currently operational, serving both international and domestic flights to and from Wuhan. As is common with the terminals of state-of-the-art international airports, there are plenty of duty-free shops, a few restaurants, and a departure lounge at place to facilitate waiting passengers at the terminal. Both the Wuhan-Xiaogan Railway and the Wuhan Metro (Line # 2) connect the airport with the city proper.

Wuhan is one of the major port cities of mainland China located along the Yangtze River. The city is a conglomeration - three cities merged into one - and is separated only by the Yangtze and Han jing Rivers. Whether it comes to exploring stunning views of the city from the iconic Yellow Crane Tower or climbing uphill to some of the most beautiful temples in the country, Wuhan is an altogether amazing experience.

• Yellow Crane Tower (Architecture, Museum, Observation Deck)
• East Lake (Lake, Cherry Blossom Park)
• Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge
• Happy Valley (Amusement Park)
• Guiyuan Temple (Buddhist Temple, Stone and Wood-Work)
• Hubei Provincial Museum (Historic Museum)
• Baotong Temple (Buddhist Temple, Statues, Hillside)
• Wuhan Botanical Garden (Picnic Spot, Evening Stroll)