How to find cheap flights to Newcastle Airport (NCL)
₹ 57,072 is currently the cheapest price for a return flight to Newcastle Airport. For a one-way plane ticket to NCL, the lowest fare is ₹ 26,250.
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Lock in a bargain on tickets to Newcastle, where Newcastle Airport is located, by booking ahead. You're more likely to discover an amazing deal and have a wider selection of departure options.
Widen your search for cheap flights to Newcastle by clicking the 'Add nearby airports' filter. This lets you browse fares for airports closest to your departure and destination points and could help you save.
If you're not in a rush to travel to Newcastle, think about going the long way round. You could find cheaper plane tickets to Newcastle Airport by booking a flight with one or more stops.
Best time to go to Newcastle
The cheapest month to board a flight to Newcastle is usually May.
Take advantage of the 'Whole month' tool if you're flexible with your dates. Browse fares for the entire month and find a flight to NCL that fits your plans and budget.
September is the most popular month for flights to NCL. Visit then if you're eager to experience Newcastle at its liveliest.
Travel in March if you'd rather avoid the crowds. This is the quietest period of the year and also when plane tickets to Newcastle are often less expensive.
With averages of between 10ºC and 21ºC, July is when Newcastle is at its warmest. Organise your visit around your preferred weather conditions to get the most out of your time here.
Ranging from 0ºC to 7ºC, January sees the lowest temperatures.
With five days of rain on average, April is the driest month in Newcastle.
The wettest time of year is November. Plan your getaway then and you'll likely get around nine days of rainfall.
Weather snapshot
The weather in Newcastle features a temperate maritime climate with mild summers, gentle winters, and frequent rainfall throughout the year. Here's what to expect throughout the year:
December – February: Winter brings crisp days around 7°C and chilly nights near 2°C. Pack warm layers and waterproof gear for these best times to explore Newcastle's cosy pubs and festive markets.
March – May: Spring brings mild weather with highs around 13°C and lows near 5°C. You'll experience fresh mornings and cooler evenings, so layering works best for staying warm throughout the day.
June – September: Summer brings warm days with highs around 19°C and cool nights dropping to 11°C. You'll find perfect conditions for exploring outdoor attractions, enjoying nature walks, and taking in the city's sightseeing opportunities under generally mild skies.
October – November: Autumn brings crisp temperatures around 13°C during the day and 6°C at night, perfect for exploring outdoor attractions and enjoying scenic walks through the city's parks and along the waterfront.
Travelling to Newcastle Airport (NCL): What you need to know
Fly to Newcastle without any detours. These are some of the airlines offering direct flights to Newcastle Airport:
Jet2 is most likely to get you to your destination on time. Up to 100% of its flights into this hub arrive according to schedule, making it an excellent choice when booking your NCL plane ticket.
Your flight will touch down in the UTC+0 timezone at NCL.
Eager to get some sleep after your flight to NCL? These hotels close to Newcastle Airport offer the perfect place to relax and recharge:
Get your adventure started in no time with a car hire in NCL. Grab your wheels from Green Motion, Alamo or Europcar and discover parts of Newcastle that most visitors tend to miss.
Newcastle Airport ranks well for punctuality, with up to 82% of outbound flights landing when they should. That's good news whether you're connecting onward or flying home.
What is the baggage allowance on flights to Newcastle Airport (NCL)?
Most airlines operating flights to Newcastle Airport (NCL) include a carry-on bag with standard fares, though allowances can vary depending on your chosen airline and ticket type. Your baggage entitlement will depend on several factors including the specific airline and fare class you select. Here's what you can typically expect with major airlines serving Newcastle Airport (NCL):
Jet2
Carry-on allowance: 10kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 22kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Newcastle Airport (NCL), Terminal 1
Ryanair
Carry-on allowance: Small bag 40x20x25cm plus priority cabin bag 55x40x20cm 10kg
Checked baggage: 20kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Newcastle Airport (NCL), main terminal building
easyJet
Carry-on allowance: Up to 56x45x25cm cabin bag, no weight limit
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Newcastle Airport (NCL), main terminal building
Newcastle Airport (NCL) offers free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal, along with a good selection of shops and restaurants to keep you occupied before your flight. You'll find currency exchange services, ATMs, and baby changing facilities available for passengers. Newcastle Airport (NCL) also provides accessible parking options and regular bus connections to Newcastle city centre.
Getting to central Newcastle from Newcastle Airport (NCL)
The distance from NCL to central Newcastle is about 14 kilometres.
Once you've landed from your flight to NCL, expect a drive to the centre of around 25 minutes.
The journey on public transport takes roughly 30 minutes.
The right hotel can really level up your trip. Settle in at one of these guest-approved stays in Newcastle:
Newcastle highlights
Put these popular sights on your to-do list after stepping off your flight to Newcastle:
Tyne Bridge: Offering a memorable introduction to everything the city has to offer, this landmark is around 2 kilometres southeast of the centre.
St. Mary's Cathedral: Want more reasons to visit Newcastle? This landmark attracts travellers from all over and is around 2 kilometres south of the city centre.
Sightseeing and travel inspiration
Things to do in Newcastle: Stroll along the Quayside to see the Tyne Bridge and explore the historic waterfront, right in the city centre, or head to Tynemouth Longsands Beach about 13 kilometres northeast for coastal walks and seaside views. Browse the weekend markets at Grainger Market, roughly 1 kilometre west of the centre, where local vendors sell everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts.
Cultural experiences: Browse contemporary art at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, just 2 kilometres south across the Tyne, or catch live performances at Theatre Royal on Grey Street in the city centre. Sample traditional Geordie dishes like stottie cake and pease pudding at local pubs throughout the Grainger Town area, about 1 kilometre west of the central station.
Seasonal highlights: Join the Great North Run in September when the weather is perfect for outdoor activities, or experience the festive atmosphere at the Newcastle Christmas Market during December. Summer months offer long daylight hours for exploring the Quayside and catching outdoor performances at various venues across the city. The best time to visit Newcastle is during late spring through early autumn when you can enjoy both indoor cultural attractions and outdoor events without the harsh winter weather.
How to get to Stockton-on-Tees from Newcastle Airport (NCL)
NCL serves as a gateway to the nearby city of Stockton-on-Tees, which is around 56 kilometres away. The best way to reach the centre will come down to when you're travelling, so plan ahead.
Travelling from Newcastle Airport (NCL) to Carlisle
If Carlisle is where your trip takes you, it's around 80 kilometres from Newcastle Airport.
Explore more of the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom has plenty more ways to surprise you. Venture on to Manchester, located about 177 kilometres south of Newcastle. Manchester United Museum & Stadium Tour, The Homes of Football and Museum of Science and Industry should be on your must-see list. Manchester Airport (MAN) is the most conveniently located airport for this city.
Another city in the United Kingdom that has plenty of appeal is Birmingham. From Newcastle, it's around 290 kilometres south and offers highlights like Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre. Add a stop at Bournville Experience too. Birmingham Airport (BHX) is the main gateway to this city.
About 193 kilometres northwest of Newcastle, Glasgow is worth a detour. Good reasons to visit include Glasgow Cathedral, King's Theatre and Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Flying into Glasgow Intl Airport (GLA) is the easiest way to arrive here.