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All direct flights to Slovenia from the UK & Ireland
| Flights to | Code | Flights from | Airline Name | Book now | Route to | Route from | Tooltip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ljubljana | LJU | Dublin | Adria Airways |  | flights from Dublin to Ljubljana, Slovenia | flights to Ljubljana, Slovenia from Dublin | |
| Ljubljana | LJU | London Luton | Adria Airways | | flights from London Luton to Ljubljana, Slovenia | Flights to Ljubljana, Slovenia from London Luton | |
| Ljubljana | LJU | London Stansted | Easyjet | | Flights from London Stansted to Ljubljana, Slovenia | Flights to Ljubljana, Slovenia from London Stansted |
Flight summary
The only direct year-round flights from the UK to Slovenia are easyJet's no-frills offerings from London Stansted to Ljubljana. Adria Airways operate seasonal flights from Manchester to Ljubljana.
There are also several cities in neighbouring countries which are very close to Slovenia's borders - Trieste airport is to the south-west in Italy; the Croatian capital Zagreb is to the east, and the Austrian airports of Graz and Klagenfurt are both just to the north.
Quick Facts
- Country Code: SI
Your Comments (2)
RJ
How come most of the flights to Ljubljana operate during the summer - isn't there much more demand during the ski season?
James Avery
There are lots of places in Europe that do well out of summer tourism, and Slovenia is one of those places too. I think easyJet's year-round flights to Ljubljana from Stansted are still a good bet. Remember that Slovenia is one of Europe's smaller countries, and the population of beyond is less than 300,000, so in that respect it does well to get the routes it has.
There are still a few options for connecting flights to Ljubljana via various other European hubs. Geographically, there are also quite a few other airports near Slovenia's borders, but to take advantage of its proximity, your best bet is to get a hire car -- Trieste in Italy for example may be right on the Slovenian border, but it will still take a good four and half hours to get from there to Ljubljana by train.