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We fly to destinations across the UK and Europe and operate over 350 flights a week. Our destination guides cover all those essentials bits and pieces – how to get around, where to stay, what to see and so, whether you’re travelling for business or leisure, we can help you to plan your trip to perfection.

Aberdeen

Aberdeen has a rich history dating back almost 8000 years and is also Europe's energy capital and home to many big players in the oil and gas industry.

We fly to Aberdeen from Bristol, Esbjerg, Manchester and Norwich.

Read our Aberdeen destination guide

Antwerp 

Antwerp is Belgium’s second largest city and one of Europe’s fashion hubs. Its also home to the world’s largest diamond-cutting industry and birthplace of Baroque artist Rubens.

We fly to Antwerp from Manchester up to twice daily.

Read our Antwerp destination guide

Bristol 

The prosperity of Bristol was historically linked with the sea via its bustling port, but in recent years the original docks have been regenerated as a centre of culture and heritage.

We fly to Bristol from Aberdeen, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Munich, Hannover and Milan.

Read our Bristol destination guide

Brussels

Brussels is the largest city in Belgium. As home to the European Union HQ, the city has a great multicultural atmosphere.

We fly to Brussels from East Midlands and Edinburgh.

Read our Brussels destination guide

Copenhagen

One of Europe's oldest capitals, Copenhagen is home to the Danish royal family, one of the oldest monarchies in the world.

We fly to Copenhagen from Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Read our Copenhagen destination guide

East Midlands

Based in the centre of England, East Midlands airport is located between Derby, Nottingham and Leicester making it a perfect base for business.

We fly to East Midlands Airport from Brussels and Frankfurt.

Read our East Midlands destination guide

Edinburgh

Scotland’s capital city Edinburgh contrasts cobbled streets with beautiful Georgian avenues. The castle sits atop the city and is one of its most famous landmarks.

We fly to Edinburgh from Brussels, Copenhagen, Manchester and Zurich.

Read our Edinburgh destination guide

Esbjerg

Esbjerg was founded from nothing in 1868 after a harbour was built there. Once Denmark’s busiest fishing harbour, it is still a driving force of the local economy.

We fly to Esbjerg from Aberdeen 6 times a week.

Read our Esbjerg destination guide

Zurich

The largest city in Switzerland, Zurich, is one of the world’s major financial centres. However, the city is also known for its party culture and theatres.

We fly to Zurich from Edinburgh three times a week, going up to seven times a week from June.

Read our Zurich destination guide

Toulouse *new destination*

Toulouse is the fourth largest city in France, and the capital of the Midi-Pyrenees region, the largest in France. The Old Town of Toulouse has the nick name of Ville Rose, named after its brickwork and is an absolute must see for all visiting this amazing city.

We fly to Toulouse from Bremen Monday to Saturday and we fly six days a week from Birmingham.

Read our Toulouse destination guide

Milan *new destination*

Milan is the second largest city in Italy and is Italy’s economic and financial heart. Milan is the main industrial, commercial and financial centre of Italy, host to the Italian Stock Exchange and the headquarters of Italy’s largest banks and companies. Milan is also a sporting, fashion and cultural centre, with world famous attractions such as La Scala Opera, Milan Fashion Week, football teams and the Monza F1 race track. Milan is also within easy reach of the Alps and the Italian lakes.

We fly from Bristol to Milan Malpensa Sunday to Friday.

Read our Milan destination guide

Hannover *new destination*

Hannover is a major business centre of northern Germany, and is the capital of the German federal state of Lower Saxony. It hosts trade fairs such as the Hannover Fair and CeBIT every year, and is a major European transport rail and road hub. Hannover also has the second largest Oktoberfest in the world, second to Munich's more famous festival.

We fly six days a week from Bristol to Hannover.

Read our Hannover destination guide

Frankfurt

Frankfurt is Germany’s business and finance centre and home to the country’s largest airport. It’s a city of contrasts and mixes heritage with modern culture and design.

We fly to Frankfurt from East Midlands six days a week and we fly up to twice a day direct from Bristol.

Read our Frankfurt destination guide

Glasgow

Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow, is situated on the River Clyde and is home to one of the largest sea ports in Britain.

We fly to Glasgow from Copenhagen six times a week.

Read our Glasgow destination guide

Hamburg *new destination*

The German city of Hamburg is situated on the river Elbe and its port is the second largest in Europe. Stunning architecture, shopping and seafood make this city a great tourist destination and media, shipping and engineering thrive to make up the bulk of its buoyant economy. 

We fly to Hamburg from Bristol.

Read our Hamburg destination guide 

Bremen *new destination*

Bremen is the third most populous city in Northern Germany, with history stretching back to the 9th century. Its town hall and guildhall ooze baroque and renaissance features and are a must see when visiting this historic city. Bremen’s harbour is one of the largest in Europe, not surprising given its original status as a Hanseatic League City, and Bremen Airport is 3.5km from the city centre - the closest airport to any city centre in Germany.

We fly to Bremen Sunday to Friday from Toulouse.

Read our Bremen destination guide

Munich *new destination*

bmi regional flies to Munich, the capital of Bavaria from Bristol. Munich is the third largest city in Germany, and is for famous for its historic architecture, university and artistic culture.

We fly to Munich from Bristol.

Read our Munich destination guide

Gothenburg *new destination*

Gothenburg is Sweden’s second-largest city, and not to forget Scandinavia’s largest harbour.The city boasts many Michelin star seafood restaurants, world-class events and a picturesque archipelago on its doorstep.

We fly six days a week from Birmingham to Gothenburg.

Read our Gothenburg destination guide

Manchester

Manchester was once a thriving centre of industry in the north of England. Now, its a vibrant city with a strong sporting culture.

We fly to Manchester from Aberdeen, Antwerp, Edinburgh and Lyon.

Read our Manchester destination guide

Norwich

Norwich has over 1500 medieval buildings and the picturesque Norfolk Broads, Britain’s largest protected wetlands, are on its doorstep.

We fly to Norwich from Aberdeen up to twice daily.　

Read our Norwich destination guide 

Birmingham *new destination*

Birmingham, the UK’s second city, has a rich industrial heritage which has undergone huge redevelopment in the last few decades, transforming the city into one of England’s most trendy and vibrant destinations. Explore the canals, paved with funky bars and restaurants or indulge in some retail therapy by visiting Harvey Nicholls or Selfridges – the choice is yours!

You can fly to Birmingham from Gothenburg, Lyon and Toulouse.

Read our Birmingham destination guide

Lyon

Lyon is known as the gastronomic capital of France and is the birthplace of Cinema. Picturesque and easy to navigate, it’s a perfect city break location.

We fly to Lyon from Manchester six times a week. Plus we now operate daily flights (except Saturday) from Birmingham Airport. 

Read our Lyon destination guide

Billund *new destination*

Billund is famous for the well known Legoland, as well as other attractions including the beautiful beaches of Jutland.

We fly to Billund from Birmingham starting 3 June 2013. 

Read our Billund destination guide