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From South America
Travel to Australia from South America generally involves connecting via Santiago or Buenos Aires to the east coast of Australia. LAN, Aerolineas Argentinas and Qantas are the primary carriers across the southern Pacific Ocean, while Air New Zealand offers an alternative with a connection in Auckland.
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Due to the distance involved, flights from Europe will make a refuelling stop enroute to Australia. Primary transit points … More »
Due to the distance involved, flights from Europe will make a refuelling stop enroute to … More »
Due to the distance involved, flights from Europe will make a refuelling stop enroute to Australia. Primary transit points include Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Dubai or Hong Kong. More »
Flights from the United States and Canada to Australia are non-stop from the west coast of North America to the … More »
Flights from the United States and Canada to Australia are non-stop from the west coast … More »
Flights from the United States and Canada to Australia are non-stop from the west coast of North America to the east coast of Australia. While the most frequent services … More »
Non-stop services to Australia originate in Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, Saigon, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Singapore. … More »
Non-stop services to Australia originate in Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, Saigon, … More »
Non-stop services to Australia originate in Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, Saigon, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Singapore. Flying times are typically from 6 to 10 hours. More »
Travel from the island nations of the South Pacific to Australia is easily accomplished with frequent non-stop departures from Manila, … More »
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Travel from the island nations of the South Pacific to Australia is easily accomplished with frequent non-stop departures from Manila, Nadi, Papeete, Port Moresby, the Cook Islands and many more. More »
Crossing the Tasman Sea is a 2-3 hour hop, with services from most major New Zealand cities direct to a … More »
Crossing the Tasman Sea is a 2-3 hour hop, with services from most major New … More »
Crossing the Tasman Sea is a 2-3 hour hop, with services from most major New Zealand cities direct to a range of Australian cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. … More »
Travel from the countries in the middle and south of Africa to Australia generally means a transfer at Johannesburg airport … More »
Travel from the countries in the middle and south of Africa to Australia generally means … More »
Travel from the countries in the middle and south of Africa to Australia generally means a transfer at Johannesburg airport and a non-stop flight to Perth, Melbourne or Sydney. More »
With the advent of both Dubai and Abu Dhabi as major east-west transit hubs, frequent service to much of Australia … More »
With the advent of both Dubai and Abu Dhabi as major east-west transit hubs, frequent … More »
With the advent of both Dubai and Abu Dhabi as major east-west transit hubs, frequent service to much of Australia is offered from these two cities on Emirates and Etihad … More »
