Exeter is served by Exeter Airport (EXT), a regional airport in Devon, South West England. It primarily operates as a gateway for holiday travel to European sun destinations and a limited number of domestic and city-break routes, with a schedule that peaks during the summer months.
The airport's network is focused on leisure travel. Key routes include flights to popular holiday destinations in Spain, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, and the Canary Islands, operated by charter and scheduled airlines. There are also year-round flights to domestic destinations like Manchester, Belfast, and the Channel Islands, as well as a limited number of European city connections like Dublin and Amsterdam.
Exeter Airport is a base for the holiday airline TUI Airways, which operates many of its seasonal sun routes. Flybe (the revived regional carrier) operates domestic and some European routes. Aer Lingus provides a connection to its Dublin (DUB) hub, and KLM operates a service to Amsterdam (AMS). Ryanair may operate seasonal services.
To find cheap flights from Exeter, book TUI package holidays well in advance for summer. For scheduled flights with Flybe or Aer Lingus, book several weeks ahead. For a wider selection of destinations, lower fares, and more frequent services, many travelers use Bristol Airport (BRS), which is about a 1.5-hour drive away and has a much larger network with easyJet and Ryanair. For long-haul travel, connecting through London (LHR, LGW) or Amsterdam (AMS) from a larger airport is necessary. Always compare the total cost and time of flying from EXT versus driving to Bristol or a London airport.
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