Cheap flights from Norwich to Amsterdam

November is the cheapest month on this route, and the price calendar covers the months around it, from September through to April, with a gap over the summer peak. Autumn and late winter are the calmest, cheapest stretches; December and April fill with holiday traffic, so book those earlier. Midweek departures are usually quieter than Friday evenings and Sunday nights, when weekend trips to Amsterdam push fares up. If your dates are open, let the calendar pick the month rather than fixing a date first.

Two carriers fly Norwich to Amsterdam: Loganair Limited and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. KLM is the Dutch flag carrier and sells the familiar full-service style of ticket, while Loganair is a regional operator whose fares often start lower and lean on extras. Which suits you depends on what you need bundled in — a checked bag, a seat chosen in advance, or room to change your plans. Read the fare rules on both before you decide, because the totals can look closer than the headline fares suggest. Both fly the route directly, so the trade-off is what is included, not travel time.

You land at Schiphol, the single airport serving Amsterdam and the main gateway to the Netherlands. It sits a short train ride from the city, and the station is inside the terminal, so you can be at Amsterdam Centraal soon after you clear baggage claim. Trains run through the day and into the evening, with buses and taxis as the alternatives; a taxi is door-to-door but slower when the roads are busy. Watch the ticket gates on the platform — you need a valid ticket or travel card before you board.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Dutch

Emergency number

112

Driving side

right

Calling code

+31

Internet domain

.nl

Population of Amsterdam

921 k (2023)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Amsterdam)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check what your fare includes before you compare totals, since baggage and seat rules differ between Loganair and KLM.
• Book early for December and April, when holiday traffic on this route pushes fares up.
• Aim for November if your dates are open, as it is the cheapest month on the calendar.
• Carry a passport or the identity document accepted for travel to the Netherlands and check the entry rules that apply to you.
• If you take a connecting option instead of the direct flight, make sure the whole trip sits on one ticket.
• Check the last train and bus times from Schiphol if you land in the evening, so you have a plan for getting into the city.