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All direct flights to Eindhoven from the UK & Ireland

Flight Summary

Eindhoven is Ryanair's last remaining destination in the Netherlands, with regular flights there from London Stansted. Eindhoven also has inbound flights from several of their other bases, including Dublin.

KLM used to operate direct flights to Eindhoven from London Heathrow, but this route has gone - although their partners Air France Cityjet do still offer Eindhoven flights from London City.

From other parts of the UK, it will usually be easier to find flights to Amsterdam and take the train from there. Dutch Railways (NS) have a fast and frequent train service operating direct to Eindhoven from Schiphol Airport, and additional services are available with a change in Utrecht.

Destination Summary

It's no surprise the Dutch city of Eindhoven is so lively considering it is dominated by electrical giants Philips.

Quick Facts

Airport Code: EIN
Miles From London: 382

James Says

Eindhoven is a great little airport, with a delightfully simple, modern terminal. If you haven't flown to Eindhoven before, you will find it a totally different experience, compared with Schiphol airport, which handles more than 20 times as many passengers each year!

From anywhere else in the UK, I'd still recommend taking flights to Amsterdam and then jumping on the train, but from London, you are definetely much better off with a direct flight to Eindhoven.

The airport is linked with a regular guided bus service to Eindhoven city centre.

Your Comments (1)

George

04 February 2012 at 02:26 | #

A nice little airport - wonderfully modern, and a pleasure to use. Although I usually hate Ryanair, I don't mind heading out to Stansted for these flights - they are WAY cheaper than Cityjet, and as my parents are living in Best (near Eindhoven), this one is a no-brainer.

For once, Ryanair take you where you want to go - and I'd pick direct flights to Eindhoven any day over flying to Schiphol and then trundling down on the train. Don't be fooled into thinking that Amsterdam is close by - yes, the train only takes an hour and a half, but you still have to get out of Schiphol in the first place! No long taxiing at Eindhoven either - all in all, one of my favourite smaller airports in Europe!

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