Bristol to Seville flight

Flights from Bristol to Seville start at €157.08 and take 5h 39m at their fastest.

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The Flights from Bristol to Seville starts at €157.08 and takes 5h 39m door to door, run by 2 operators over 1,635 km, with around 10 departures a day. Fares bottom out about 45 days before departure.

Checked September 12, 2026Priced for September 29, 2026One passenger, all fees included

  • 5h 39mDoor to door
  • 2h 29mMoving
  • €157.08From
  • 402.2 kgCO2
Real services

The cheapest and the fastest on September 29, 2026

Two journeys we can sell today, with the service number each operator files them under.

Cheapest€139.38
  1. easyJet J990117:182h 29m19:47Bristol BRSSevilla SVQ

Door to door 5h 39mCO2 402.2 kgChanges 0Fixed, no changes

Fastest€177.73
  1. Ryanair R303611:482h 29m14:17Bristol BRSSevilla SVQ

Door to door 5h 39mCO2 402.2 kgChanges 0Fixed, no changes

Lowest CO2€174.78
  1. easyJet J313907:301h 39m09:09Bristol BRSBilbao BIO
  2. Renfe R107410:334h 50m15:23Bilbao AbandoSevilla Santa Justa

Changes at Bilbao, with 84 minutes between services and a walk of about 14 minutes.

Door to door 9h 50mCO2 254.2 kgChanges 1Fixed, no changes

Carriers

Airlines

Speed, flexibility and what is on board. Nothing here is a rating, because we have not earned one.

Every operator we sell on this corridor. Speed is the carrier's own typical cruising speed, not the average over this route.
OperatorFrom
Ryanair€144.69
easyJet€139.38

That is the traveling done. What happens after you walk out into Seville is not something we sell.

A hotel room

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Booking window

When to book Bristol to Seville

The same search run across the whole booking window, so the shape of the curve is visible rather than described.

  1. €163.5790 days
  2. €109.2960 days
  3. €108.1145 days
  4. €121.6830 days
  5. €160.0321 days
  6. €166.5214 days
  7. €211.957 days
  8. €197.793 days
  9. €292.781 days
Cheapest lead time
Fares bottom out around 45 days ahead, at €108.11.
How much it moves
The gap between the cheapest and most expensive lead time is 171 percent. The most expensive point is €292.78, 1 days out.
What that means
Today sits inside the cheap window, which closes about 45 days before departure. Waiting from here has usually cost money on this corridor rather than saved it.
Day of the week

Which departure day costs least

Median cheapest fare for each weekday, taken across the next three weeks of real prices.

  1. €190.12Sun
  2. €165.93Mon
  3. €157.08Tue
  4. €171.83Wed
  5. €216.67Thu
  6. €200.15Fri
  7. €166.52Sat
Terminals

Where you leave from and where you arrive

The stations, airports and ports each mode on this corridor actually uses.

Bristol

Air
  • BRS

Sevilla

Air
  • SVQ
The journey

What the journey actually looks like

Direct or connecting, how far the route really runs, and what happens when a connection is missed.

Direct or connecting
60% of the services we sell on this corridor run through without a change. The remaining 40% involve one connection.
How far it really runs
The route covers 1,635 km against 1,587 km in a straight line, a detour of 3 percent. Track and road geometry account for the difference.
Where the change is
Connections are made at Nantes, Madrid, Bilbao, Bordeaux. The gap between arriving and leaving is 60 minutes, of which about 5 is walking.
If the connection is missed
The tightest connection we sell here has a 16 percent chance of not being made on the timetable alone. Part of this journey is a self transfer between separate tickets, so leave more time than the minimum and expect to check in again.
First and last departure
The first service of the day leaves Bristol at 06:09 and the last at 17:18, across 10 departures. The return direction keeps its own timetable, so the times back are not these times reversed.

Questions about Bristol to Seville

The questions people actually ask about this trip, answered from the same prices and times the page above is built on rather than written once and left to go stale.

How long does the Flight from Bristol to Seville take?

The Flight from Bristol to Seville takes 5h 39m door to door, of which 2h 29m is spent moving. The route runs 1,635 km. The difference between the two times is reaching the terminal and leaving it at the far end, which every time on this page includes.

How much does the Flight from Bristol to Seville cost?

The Flight from Bristol to Seville starts at €157.08 for one passenger, checked on September 12, 2026. A typical fare is €163.87. Both are the total including taxes, supplier fees and our service fee, so the price here is the price at checkout.

Who runs the Flight from Bristol to Seville?

2 operators run the Flight from Bristol to Seville: Ryanair, easyJet. Between them they file around 10 departures a day. The operator table on this page compares them on fare, journey time, cruising speed, fare conditions and what is provided on board.

Which terminal does the Flight from Bristol to Seville use?

The Flight from Bristol to Seville leaves from Bristol BRS and arrives at Sevilla SVQ. Allow about 3h 10m for reaching the departure terminal and leaving the arrival one. That time is already inside every door to door figure quoted on this page.

When should I book the Flight from Bristol to Seville?

Fares for the Flight from Bristol to Seville bottom out around 45 days ahead, at €108.11. The gap between the cheapest and most expensive lead time across the window is 171 percent, measured on September 12, 2026. Booking inside the final week has consistently cost more.

How much CO2 does the Flight from Bristol to Seville produce?

The Flight from Bristol to Seville produces about 402.2 kg of CO2 per passenger over 1635 km, which works out at roughly 246 grams per passenger kilometer. That figure is for the whole journey and for one traveler, not for the vehicle.

Where these numbers come from

Observed service A carrier record shows this named operator serving this named pair, and we carry that through unchanged.

Schedules, seat counts and fares are generated by our own model until the supplier contracts are signed. Places, coordinates, operators, which operator serves which pair, and every distance are real. We would rather say that on every page than let a modeled number pass for a filed one.

Defined in full at Door to door, Fares, The booking window, Carbon

On this page
Every figure above was computed for Bristol to Seville on September 12, 2026: 1635 km of route against 1587 km in a straight line, 10 services a day, 2 operators, a cheapest fare of €157.08, and 5h 39m door to door on the fastest mode. The return direction is computed separately and its numbers are not these numbers.

Related journeys

Landing at SVQ after the trains have stopped is the case this solves. We do not run cars.

A taxi stand outside an airport terminal

A car waiting when you land in Seville

A price agreed before you fly, a driver at arrivals, and a car big enough for the bags.

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