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A low cost flight is easy to find when comparing prices on a flight comparison site. Even a last-minute air ticket should cost less than £100. Booking tickets well in advance will help to save money and midweek flights are usually cheaper than travelling at the weekends.
The destination airport Newcastle International Airport is located about 6 miles form Newcastle upon Tyne city centre. The airport has its own metro station facilitating travel to and from the city centre. There are also taxis and car hire companies s at the airport. The airport of departure in London is normally either London-Heathrow or London-Gatwick.