Virgin Atlantic Flights to Lagos Nigeria

All new arrivals in Lagos are expected to self-isolate at one location in the city until the results of their second PCR test which was pre-booked for the 7^th day of arrival, is known. If this test result is negative, travellers can stop self-isolating from the 8^th day onwards. If anyone tests positive or has developed coronavirus symptoms during this period they will be managed according to the national health guidelines for COVID-19 treatment.

Airlines all across the globe have implemented special safety measures for the benefit of both passengers and crew. Carriers regularly subject their aircrafts to disinfection and sanitization. Marks are a must while onboard and will be provided to anyone in need of one. Pre-flight testing for COVID-19 symptoms and antibodies are also conducted. Socially distanced seating arrangements on-board for a limited time period is also in place by most airlines, to ensure that travellers are kept safe while flying from London to Lagos. However, these safety measures will differ from carrier to carrier.

A typical flight from London to Lagos would take approximately 6 hours and 25 minutes. However, some flights would take up to about 8 hours and 45 minutes as well.

Yes, a valid visa should be obtained before travelling to Lagos.

For London to Lagos flights, Monday is said to be the cheapest day on average while Thursday is said to be the most expensive.

When travelling from London, the best time to travel to Lagos depends on factors such as climate, season and most importantly, price. In terms of popularity, December is the peak month to fly from London to Lagos, followed by April and August. However, if you wish to avoid mass crowds that come during the peak seasons then, February, March and June are the months to visit Lagos.

When departing from London you will be able to use one of the following airports: London Southend, London Stansted, London City, London Gatwick, London Heathrow or London Luton. In Nigeria, you will be landing at Lagos Murtala Muhammed International Airport, also known as Lagos Airport.

However, the main airport route between London and Lagos is London Heathrow (LHR) to Lagos Murtala Muhammed (LOS). This route is covered by both British Airways and Virgin Atlantic.