Cheap flights from London to Bodo

November is the cheapest month for this route, and the price calendar covers every month from September through August, so you can see how the rest of the year sits against it. Fares ease outside the summer rush and the Christmas and Easter weeks, and midweek departures usually undercut weekend ones. Try a Tuesday or Wednesday against a Friday before you settle, and book a few weeks ahead for the quieter months. If you are travelling over a holiday, book earlier and expect the calendar to show it.

No airline flies London to Bodo nonstop, so every option here is a connecting ticket. Norwegian is the low-cost name on the list, and its fares usually cover the seat only, with bags and seat choice costing extra. Norwegian International sits on the same low-cost side of the list. Scandinavian Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Air France, Finnair, Austrian, Aer Lingus, LOT Polish Airlines and Brussels Airlines are full-service, so a checked bag and a meal on the longer leg usually come with the fare. Where you change planes shapes the trip: KLM and its partners keep the whole journey on one ticket, which means one bag drop and one check-in.

Bodo has a single airport, also called Bodo, so there is no arrival-airport gamble at this end — every flight lands in the same place. Everything goes through the one terminal, so you will not be hunting for the right building after a long day of travel. Into town you have the usual short-hop choices: a local bus, a taxi rank outside the terminal, and car hire if you are heading further afield. If your bags are checked through to Bodo, you skip the carousel; on separate tickets you collect them and check in again.

Currency

NOK (kr)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Sámi, Bokmål, Nynorsk, Norwegian

Emergency number

112, 110, 113

Driving side

right

Calling code

+47

Internet domain

.no

EU / Schengen

Schengen area

Population of Bodo

44 k (2025)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Oslo)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check which London airport your ticket actually uses — the city has several, and they are nowhere near each other.
• On a Norwegian fare, add the cost of a checked bag and a seat before you compare it with a full-service ticket.
• If your connection is on separate tickets, leave a long gap and be ready to collect and re-check your bag.
• Confirm your passport or ID is valid for Norway and check the entry rules before you book.
• Compare November against the summer months on the price calendar, then look at midweek dates.
• Weigh the total journey time as well as the fare, since a cheap connection can add hours.