Kids fly FREE with British Airways this summer around the UK

With every adult ticket purchased, two kids under 12 can fly for free between London and Newcastle, Leeds Bradford and Belfast and Inverness.

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With train fares around the UK hitting well into the hundreds this time of year, it may well be cheaper to fly this summer - with British Airways' free domestic flights for kids, until 1 November.

The flagship UK airline has teamed with tourist board, Visit Britain to offer free flights for children under 12 this summer holiday, when you fly between Belfast City, Heathrow, Inverness, Leeds Bradford and Newcastle International airports.

For every full paying adult, up to two kids can fly for free - with adult fares from an average of £75 to Inverness, £86 to Leeds and £97 return to Belfast.

Those looking for a long weekend or a family staycation saving, can also enjoy a complimentary stay for kids at Novotel hotels nationwide with every room booked - for more ways to save on rooms (including £10 off Travelodge bookings ) see our 19 best hotel deals .

Sara Dunham, British Airways’ head of marketing, retail and direct said: “Saving every penny counts when it comes to family holidays, so flying kids for free will make it cheaper to fly away for fun and see more of the UK, on a British Airways flight."

The partnership with UK airports means the flights for kids can be booked for travel from July 14, 2016, until November 1, 2016 - including over the October half term break. To book, head to Britishairways.com .

Families can pay a visit to Belfast City's legendary Titanic Belfast, The Giant’s Causeway and Streamvale Open Farm.

In Yorkshire, take a tour around the The Royal Armouries Museum or take up the Leeds Owl Trail challenge.

Those heading to the bustling capital, can enjoy an array of adventures and activities, from Kidzania and the London Zoo, to free exhibitions at London's most famous museums .