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Average flight time, business class to Edmonton from London: 13 Hours
Airlines with business class flights to Edmonton from London: Air Canada, United Airlines
Airports in Edmonton: Edmonton International Airport
Distance from London to Edmonton: 4,221 Miles
Airlines with Business Class Flights to Edmonton from London
Although there are no direct business class flights to Edmonton from London, good options are available with just a single layover, taking an average of thirteen hours. The best business class flights to Edmonton are available with Air Canada via Toronto or Calgary. Alternatively, Delta offer a good connection Minneapolis while United Airlines operate a business class route via Houston, although both of these options require slightly longer journey times in the region of 15 hours. Regardless of your routing, the long journey times, together with early departures or late arrivals, makes a business class flight to Edmonton highly preferable. The benefits of business class travel will allow you to arrive at your destination suitably refreshed to ensure maximum productivity and enjoyment during your stay.
Getting to and from the airport
Edmonton International Airport is located some 10km south of the city centre and offers an excellent range of ground transportation options. Public bus route 747 connects the airport with the Century Park Bus & LRT Station, from where it is possible to access all parts of the city with ease. Buses depart every 30 minutes during peak hours and cost just $5 each way. Alternatively, the excellent SkyShuttle links the airport with literally dozens of destinations across the city for only $18, making this an excellent value for money option. That said, passengers who arrive on business class flights to Edmonton may wish to get to their destination as fast as possible, for which a taxi is the best option, with fares to the downtown area starting at $55. Alternatively, most major car hire companies such as Avis, Hertz, National and Enterprise have a presence at Edmonton International Airport.
Where to stay
The city is home to an impressive range of high-end accommodation, well suited to those arriving on business class flights to Edmonton. A long-standing favourite amongst business travellers is the excellent all-suite Metterra Hotel on Whyte, a four-star property located just south of the downtown area. Featuring an expansive fitness centre, business facilities and a highly-rated on-site bar and restaurant, the Metterra makes an excellent base for both long and short stays in Edmonton. Other premium options include the centrally located Matrix Hotel or the riverside Fairmont Hotel Macdonald.
Alternatively, for the more budget conscious traveller, an excellent range of three and four-star business hotels can be found throughout the city, many with branches located strategically close to key business and industrial areas. The south of the city is well served by the Hampton Inn by Hilton or the Radisson Hotel and Conference centre, while a popular long-stay choice in the city’s west is the reliable Home2Suites by Hilton.
Things to do in Edmonton
As the capital city of Alberta province, Edmonton is home to some 1.3 million residents and is known for its vibrant arts scene with numerous festivals held each year. Outside of the city, the greater Edmonton area is the gateway to the stunning North Saskatchewan River Valley, which offers endless outdoor recreational options across its 100km range of well-maintained walking trails.
For a little light retail therapy, Whyte Avenue in South Central is the city’s main retail district offering a funky and eclectic range of retail options, as well as some interesting dining options.
One of the great simple pleasures of Edmonton is exploring the city’s fascinating historical architecture. Despite being a relatively young city, there are a number of sites of interest, the most notable being the Alberta Legislature building, first opened in 1912. Set in stunning grounds, visitors should take advantage of the daily free tours of the site for an interesting insight into the city’s history.
The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival attracts over 500,000 people every year and is the largest such event in North America. Those booking business class flights to Edmonton during this time should be sure to catch one of the over 1,000 performances that take place across the city but are generally focused in the Old Strathcona district. Alternatively, performances can be enjoyed year-round at the brand new Winspear Centre.
Bucket List
In a recent SkyClub survey, we asked over 1,000 of our clients, “what’s number one on your bucket list?”
35% of our customers ranked a specific experience as the number one item on their bucket list. So, if you are feeling a little daring, why not combine your business class flights to Huntsville with a once in a lifetime experience?
SkyClub Recommendations:
Spectacular – Elk Island National Park is home to over 40 species of mammal and 250 species of bird which, combined with the stunning natural landscapes, make this a nature lover’s paradise. For the best views, indulge in the extensive hiking, kayaking and cross-country skiing on offer throughout the park.
Sky – Soar silently, high above the Canadian plains on a Glider flight from Edmonton Soaring Club. Located close to Elk Island National Park, one-off flights are available for $125, while mini-courses of three flights can be enjoyed for the discounted rate of $250. The views are spectacular, and the experience of soaring un-powered over this stunning landscape is second to none.
Business Class Flights To Edmonton, Practical Information
British Citizens booking business class flights to Edmonton do not require a visa to enter the country, although an Electronic Travel Authorisation, or ETA, must be applied for well ahead of departure. Costing just $7, once obtained, the ETA is valid for either five years, or until your passport expires, whichever is sooner. ETAs can be applied for online with just your Passport and an international debit or credit card, and most applications are approved within minutes. Upon arrival in Canada and production of a valid ETA, most British visitors will have a six-month visitor’s permit stamped into their passport.
Described as ‘northern continental’, Edmonton’s climate has four distinct seasons ranging from a mildly warm summer between June and August, and a bitterly cold winter stretching from November to March. Temperatures in summer rarely rise beyond 25 degrees Celsius, meaning no special preparation is required. Winter temperatures, however, regularly plummet as low as -16 °C for prolonged periods and visitors from the UK are advised to pack and prepare accordingly. As a bare minimum, visitors during the winter months should pack long sleeve trousers and tops, with a thick jumper and windproof coat. Woollen socks, heavy boots and earmuffs are also highly advisable if you anticipate spending extended periods outdoors.
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