UK to Sylhet Flights: Best Routes, Airlines, and Travel Tips

Flight and duration from the UK to Sylhet. Weigh the pros and cons of direct versus indirect flights to get the best deal for your trip.
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The movement between the UK and Sylhet has gained popularity, particularly among the Bangladeshi community and frequent travelers to visit family and do business. Direct flights between London and Sylhet, which are by Biman Bangladesh Airlines, are the best and most time-saving alternative. Direct flights with layovers in Europe or the Middle East are usual for individuals flying to and out of other cities in the UK, such as the city of Manchester. These connecting services are performed by such airlines as Qatar Airways, Gulf Air, and Brussels Airlines. Although the indirect flights can be cheaper, they are far longer compared to the direct flights. Being aware of the route options will allow the travelers to plan better and waste less time.

Direct Flights: The Fastest Option

This is because the London to Sylhet route is the only direct flight linking the UK with Sylhet.

  • Airline: Biman Bangladesh Airlines.
  • Time required: It will take about 10 hours (uninterrupted)
  • Comfort: Perfect for those who prefer comfort and speed rather than affordability.

Direct flights do not involve changing planes or waiting at the layover area, thus they are favourable to families and frequent flyers.

Indirect Flights: More Options, Longer Travel Time

Manchester, Birmingham, or the travellers of the city of Glasgow can travel to Sylhet with one or two layovers. These flights are frequently run by a joint venture of major global airlines.

RouteAirlinesLayover LocationsApprox. Duration
Manchester → SylhetBiman Bangladesh, Gulf Air, Qatar AirwaysDoha, Bahrain, or Brussels23–40+ hours
Birmingham → SylhetQatar Airways, Emirates, Gulf AirDoha, Dubai, or Bahrain22–36 hours
Glasgow → SylhetQatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, EmiratesDoha, Istanbul, or Dubai25–38 hours

While indirect flights might be cheaper, passengers should still take into consideration the long travel time and possibly the need for a visa during the stopover. 

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