Cheap flights from Birmingham to Inverness from £211

Flights to Inverness from Birmingham use Birmingham Airport (BHX) as their point of origin and Inverness Airport (INV) as their point of destination. The seventh busiest airport in the UK by volume of passenger traffic, Birmingham Airport is located approximately 8 miles from the city centre. Its two terminals are connected by Millennium Link into one single facility, with one terminal building for domestic and international air service. Employing a single terminal building for domestic and international flights, Inverness Airport employs a single terminal building for domestic and international flights. It is the principal gateway to the city and Northern Scotland. The airport is located about 8 miles from the city centre and is a base for easyJet and Loganair.

For direct flights to Inverness from Birmingham, Loganair offers non-stop service along this route. The majority of these flights depart from Birmingham Airport during the early afternoon hours with flight durations of around 1h 25min. There are, however, evening flights that complete the trip in about 1h 15min. Some additional routes between these cities are offered by various airlines. easyJet uses two routes via Belfast International Airport (BFS) and Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS). KLM also operates a service via Amsterdam Schiphol, and Loganair has a two-stop route travelling via Aberdeen Dyce Airport (ABZ) and Manchester Airport (MAN) en route to Inverness.

KLM offers connecting flights from Birmingham to Inverness, making one stop at Amsterdam for about 3h 50min, with a total flight time of about 6h. easyJet flights with stopovers at Belfast vary from about 1h to over 24h in some instances, with overnight stays. Connections at Amsterdam take about 1h 40min with a transfer to KLM for the second leg. Loganair provides two-stop flights with connections at Aberdeen lasting between 2h 50min and 6h and those at Manchester lasting about 40min. Overall flight durations on this route range between 7h 35min and 10h 40min. Both KLM and easyJet offer one-stop service with multiple morning departures, while Loganair departures with connections occur mainly in the afternoon. In all cases, connecting flights require a change of planes at host airports. Generally, flying direct is a cheap option on this route, although you may find less expensive fares with some connecting flights.

UK citizens do not require a visa or passport for travel to Inverness from Birmingham. You will, however, be required to produce a valid form of photographic ID for check-in and boarding purposes. The same applies to EU citizens and UK permanent residents with Indefinite Leave to Remain status.

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Currently, December is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Birmingham to Inverness (average of £103). Flying from Birmingham to Inverness in August is currently the most expensive (average of £174). 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.