Cheap Flights from Newcastle to Pisa

This information is correct as of August 2016

Airlines that fly from Newcastle to Pisa

Jet2 is the only airline currently offering direct flights from Newcastle to Pisa.

Terminal Information – Departing

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

Newcastle International Airport is a one-terminal airport. The departure hall has lots of shops selling holiday essentials. There's a Boots for full-size toiletries and sunscreen, perfect if you're only taking hand luggage. There's also a Dixons Travel, World Duty Free and Traveller for all those travel bits and bobs. If shopping at the airport doesn't interest you, you can have some fun in the Namco Games arcade or treat yourself to a quick treatment at Aerospa. Hungry travellers can settle in for a meal at Cabin or Flying Hippo. If you're in the mood for a coffee you can pop into Caffe Ritazza, or if you'd prefer something stronger there's The Beer House and Bar 11. Another option is to pop into M&S Simply Food for an in-flight picnic. For added relaxation you can check into the Aspire Lounge. You can pay on the day or book in advance via Newcastle Airport's website.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport is Tuscany's main airport.

· There's a bus station just outside the terminal. The Red Line reaches the city within 15 minutes and tickets cost €1.20* if you buy them at the airport's information desk (or €2* if you buy on board).

· Taxis are also available: expect to pay about €6-8 for the trip into the city. I

· If you'd prefer to drive yourself you can rent a car at the airport. The car hire centre is away from the main terminal, but you can reach it using the free shuttle bus.
Find out more about car hire at Pisa Airport.

Practical Information

You should try to arrive at Newcastle Airport 90 minutes before your flight to Pisa. You need a valid passport to fly from Newcastle to Pisa.

What to expect in Pisa

Pisa is one hour ahead of Newcastle. Italy uses the Euro (€) so remember to convert some sterling before you fly. Pisa has a hotter climate than Newcastle, with mild winters and hot summers. Temperatures often approach 30°C during July and August, and can sit as high as 11°C during December and January. It can get very rainy from September to December, and humidity is high throughout the summer. The best time to visit is April to June. The weather is warm and perfect for sightseeing, there are fewer crowds, and you can often find great deals on hotels in Pisa at this time of year. Pisa is by no means a budget destination, but food and drink prices are slightly lower than in Newcastle.

*Prices subject to change