Cheap flights from Glasgow to Australia from £463

Glasgow has two airports: Glasgow International Airport (GLA) and Prestwick Airport (PIK), but since Prestwick is more typically for short-haul, budget flights, most routes from Glasgow to Australia depart from Glasgow International. Glasgow International Airport is the main airport serving the city, and it has a conveniently central location. From the centre of Glasgow, you can hop on a train, then change to an airport shuttle and be at the airport in about 25min. In Australia, you'll have a choice of arrival airports, notably Sydney (SYD) and Melbourne Airport (MEL). At Sydney Airport, you can take a roughly 13min train directly from the airport to the city's central station, or (if the long journey has you tired) you can take an approximately 20min taxi ride. If you land in Melbourne, you can take the Skybus, Starbus or VHA shuttle to be in the city in 20-40min, depending on traffic and the number of stops on the bus route you take. You could also hop in a taxi at the taxi rank outside the airport.

Unfortunately, there aren't any direct flights from Glasgow to Australia. However, you still have a lot of choice in routes and airlines. For example, Qantas Airways and Emirates both offer flights on this route with only one fairly short (under 2h) layover in Dubai; these flights normally have a duration of 22-24h, which means you'd save at least 2-4h compared to the quickest flights with two or more layovers. Airlines that offer routes from Glasgow to Australia with two or more layovers include British Airways, Etihad and Qatar Airways.

Unfortunately, you can’t get direct flights from Glasgow to Australia, but there’s still a lot of choice in routes and airlines. For example, Qantas Airways and Emirates both offer flights on this route with a roughly 2h layover at Dubai International Airport (DXB) in the United Arab Emirates; these flights normally take around 22h to 24h, which means you'd save at least 2-4h compared to the quickest flights with more layovers.

British citizens don't require a full visa, but instead they can just get an ETA (Electronic Travel Authority) online before travelling to Australia (it shouldn't take more than 1h for you to get your ETA online). If the ETA doesn't apply to your trip (for example, if you're staying for too long), you may need to apply for a full e-Visa. There are also no additional passport requirements for British citizens entering Australia, as long as it is valid for the length of time you intend to stay, you'll be fine.

To fly one-way, consider booking your trip with China Southern, which is currently one of the cheapest options available, starting at £533. Emirates flights start at £855 while deals on Qantas Airways start at £880 one-way.

Most travelers choose Glasgow Intl - Melbourne, Glasgow Intl - Brisbane or Glasgow Intl - Melbourne Avalon when deciding on the best route from Glasgow to Australia.

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Currently, May is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Glasgow to Australia (average of £991). Flying from Glasgow to Australia in January is currently the most expensive (average of £1,491). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.