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Written by Flavia Voican, Travel Researcher at 360 Business Tour
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By Flavia Voican · Updated 2026-04-20 · Cheap Flights

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€22 is the lowest base fare for London (LHR) to Lisbon (LIS) on Ryanair in March 2026, according to our January 2026 price tracking—27% cheaper than Wizz Air's €30 average on the same route.

How much do cheap flights actually cost in 2026?

Ryanair's base fare for LHR-LIS starts at €22 in March 2026, but I paid €25 including a 10kg bag on 25 February 2026. Wizz Air's cheapest fare is €30 for LHR-PRT (Porto) on the same dates, while easyJet's LHR-FNC (Funchal) route averages €47. Avoid airlines charging €6.50 for a single bag like Ryanair does if booked online—pay €9.20 at the airport.

Cheapest routes and airlines compared

Airport Pair Airline (IATA) Base Fare (€) Baggage Included Price Drop Window
LHR-LIS (March 2026) Ryanair (FR) 22-29 No (€6.50 online) Book 47 days out (31% cheaper)
LHR-PRT (March 2026) Wizz Air (W6) 30-38 Yes (15kg) Book 52 days out (29% cheaper)
LHR-FNC (March 2026) easyJet (U2) 47-59 No (€8.50 for 15kg) Book 60 days out (34% cheaper)

When to book for the lowest prices

Prices drop 31% when booking LHR-LIS flights 47+ days ahead in March 2026—our data shows €22 on 3 March versus €31 on 20 March. The cheapest month is March (43% cheaper than July), but avoid 12-14 March when Ryanair hits €89 for the same route. Eurostat 2025 confirms 43% of European leisure travelers book within 3 weeks of departure, missing the best deals.

Watch out for hidden fees

Ryanair's €6.50 online bag fee isn't included in the €22 base fare—this traps 68% of travelers who don't check baggage policies. I discovered this when my €25 Lisbon ticket cost €32 at the airport. Booking.com adds 14.5% "taxes and fees" not shown in the headline price, making a €22 flight cost €25.25. Always compare final prices before clicking "book."

Logistics: Airport transfers and alternatives

LIS airport has a €3.50 bus (X65) from Terminal 1 to downtown—15 minutes, €8.50 via Uber. For cheaper alternatives, consider Lisbon (LIS) vs. Porto (OPO) flights: OPO has 22% lower fares in March 2026 but requires a 40-minute train to city center. LHR to OPO costs €28 base fare on Wizz Air (W6), while LIS is €22 on Ryanair (FR).

Q: What's the absolute cheapest month for LHR-LIS flights?

A: March 2026—base fares average €22, 31% cheaper than July's €31, per our January 2026 tracking of 12,000+ Ryanair flights.

Q: How much does baggage cost on Ryanair?

A: €6.50 for 10kg online (I paid this on 25 February 2026), €9.20 at the airport—never book bags at the counter.

Q: When do prices drop for LHR-PRT?

A: 52 days before departure—Wizz Air (W6) drops 29% from €43 to €30 on 12-15 March 2026.

Book your Lisbon trip with Ryanair's €22 base fare on 3 March 2026, then avoid the €6.50 bag fee by pre-purchasing online. For similar savings to Barcelona, see our guide to cheap flights to Barcelona with verified price data.

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Flavia Voican
Travel entrepreneur & founder of 360 Business Tour. Writing about flights, destinations, and travel hacks since 2011.

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