Newcastle International Airport steals the spotlight as the UK’s most economical destination for a full English breakfast, offering travelers a wallet-friendly meal for just £10.96.

This revelation comes from a comprehensive study conducted by Jack’s Flight Club, analyzing breakfast prices across 15 popular UK airports.

London City Airport: A Pricey Morning Bite

On the other end of the spectrum, London City Airport emerges as the priciest venue for a morning fry-up, with an average cost of £18.50 per serving.

The steep prices at London’s major airports, including Heathrow, Stansted, Luton, and Gatwick, reflect a significant disparity compared to their regional counterparts.

Price Fluctuations and Dining Experiences

The study sheds light on interesting findings regarding price fluctuations and dining experiences within airport terminals.

It reveals that 20% of airports witness a price increase at restaurants post-security checks, with Glasgow International Airport leading the pack with a 24% surge in prices.

Furthermore, Newcastle International and London City Airport stand out for their exceptional dining experiences, boasting top ratings of 4.3 out of 5.

Regional Comparisons: From Manchester to London

While Newcastle International secures the top spot for affordability, Manchester Airport closely follows with an average breakfast price of £11.

Glasgow, East Midlands International, and Edinburgh also offer competitive rates, positioning them among the top five airports with reasonable breakfast costs.

London’s Breakfast Scene: High Costs and Mixed Reviews

In contrast, London’s major airports dominate the list of priciest breakfast venues.

London City Airport leads the pack, followed by Heathrow, Stansted, Luton, and Gatwick, where travelers can expect to pay significantly more for their morning meal.

Additionally, reviews for breakfast establishments vary, with Newcastle International and London City Airport receiving accolades for their dining experiences, while Leeds Bradford and London Stansted fall short in ratings, scoring 3.4 out of 5.

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