Cheap flights from London Gatwick to Winnipeg

Flying from London, England to Winnipeg, Manitoba is made easy by a large number of direct flights and flights to nearby Canadian cities, such as Calgary and Edmonton. WestJet offers non-stop trips on a seasonal basis between London's Gatwick Airport (LGW) and Winnipeg's James Armstrong Richardson International Airport (YWG). Otherwise, Air Canada Rouge, Air Transat, and other WestJet routes can bring you into major airports in Canada, where you'll have to catch a connecting flight to Winnipeg. On average, the trip between LGW and YWG takes about 12 hours.

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Inside: London Gatwick Airport

London's Gatwick Airport is the city's second busiest airport after Heathrow. It's located about 48km south from Central London and hosts many of the world's biggest airlines. This single-runway airport contains two terminals, North Terminal and South Terminal. WestJet and Air Canada flights leave from Gatwick Airport's North Terminal, while Air Transat departs at the South Terminal.

There are numerous amenities for travellers at Gatwick Airport. Besides a huge assortment of restaurants, shops, and duty-free stores, you'll also find two on-site hotels, many airport lounges, and interfaith prayer rooms. WiFi is 100% free and there are charging areas for your mobile phone too. Finally, 24-hour ATMs and currency counters can be found throughout Gatwick's two terminals.

Check-In: London Gatwick Airport

Since London to Winnipeg is an international flight, travellers should arrive at Gatwick Airport a minimum of 3 hours early. Most major airlines allow passengers to begin the check-in process online, up to 24 hours in advance. However, you'll still need to drop off your baggage and pass through security. To board the plane to Winnipeg, you must present a valid passport. Additional photo ID may also be requested.

What to Expect Upon Landing in Winnipeg, Manitoba

Winnipeg's local time is 6 hours behind London, England. When your plane lands at James Armstrong Richardson International Airport, you will be disembarking into the airport's main terminal. Winnipeg's airport is small by international standards, so travellers rarely experience difficulties when navigating inside its facilities. The airport is situated 8km west of city center.

Once you've picked up your baggage, you'll no doubt need a way to reach Downtown Winnipeg. Be aware that public transportation is sparse from the airport. While buses are available to bring you into city center, it's often recommended that passengers rent a car on-site or take a taxi. Skyscanner also provides listings for the best hotels in Winnipeg at amazing prices.