Chicago to London is about eight hours over the Atlantic, and the cheapest fare on the board today is $707. O’Hare is a United hub, and with British Airways, American and Virgin also flying the route, competition keeps prices honest.
January and February are the cheapest months, with a second dip in early November before the holidays. Summer and late December are the peaks. Nearly all flights land at Heathrow, which has quick rail connections into the center, so a red-eye out of Chicago has you in London ready to start the day.
London works well as a base for a wider Europe trip. Paris is a two-hour-twenty Eurostar ride away once you land, an easy second stop. The London city guide has where-to-stay detail; Paris is the natural pairing if you want two cities in one trip.
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| Price | Airline | Stops | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| $707 | FI | 2 stops | Book → |
| $739 | SK | 1 stop | Book → |
| $759 | FI | 1 stop | Book → |
| $768 | SK | 1 stop | Book → |
| $809 | SK | 2 stops | Book → |
| $812 | SK | 1 stop | Book → |
| $870 | SK | 1 stop | Book → |
| $995 | AC | 1 stop | Book → |
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