What is the cheapest route to fly to Sweden from Australia?
I don’t know.When I book tickets I use a website which searches the other ticketing websites(I am not mentioning it here as some may mistake this for trying to advertise them), however the reality is that ticket prices change all the time. What you paid one month, may be very different from another month. Some times the airlines are just trying to fill every seat - even at a loss, because it is better than an empty seat.Obviously avoid peak times, be flexible in your route. Are you willing to fly to a neighboring country and then take a train/boat/bus to your destination? Or a budget airline?I have found that there are some small savings to be had between ticketing websites despite the same flight being sold - so check things out with different websites. One offered different fees depending on the level of service offered from the ticketing agent.Sorry no easy answer.
How can I get to Australia on car from London?
England - Belgium - Germany - Austria - Italy (Bari - Ferry - Patras) Greece - Turkey (Dogubayazit) - Iran (Zahedan - Taftan) - Pakistan (Atari Rd)- India - Bangladesh - Myanmar - Thailand - Malaysia - Indonesia - East Timor - (Darwin) AustraliaI have personally done Germany to India on that route. Just make sure you have your visas to Iran and Pakistan before you leave. India - Bangladesh - Myanmar might be difficult, but you can also do India (Calcutta) - Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur). Also there is no ferry from East Timor to Darwin, you have to find someone to take you.Enjoy the trip!
What is the route from Australia to London?
Get on a plane and fly to Hong Kong, or perhaps Dubai. Turn left and fly to London.Other routes are available.
What is the cheapest route to fly from Australia (Sydney, Melbourne) to Canada (Toronto)?
It’s impossible to say definitively, because the best deals vary by time of year and (even less predictably) by other people’s demand. Best approach for this kind of flight is:Go to one of the airline aggregation sites - Skyscanner/Webjet/Travelocity - and look up fares. Generally the best deals trans-pacific are out of Sydney because it’s better served, so put in Sydney-Toronto.Work out how much of a detour, how long a stopover, and how bad an airline you’re willing to put up with. It’s quite possible that the cheapest flights will be routed via North Asia - Korea or Japan. The one-stop Air Canada flight changing at Vancouver (which is helpful because you don’t need to clear US immigration) takes about 20 hours Sydney-Toronto, so is a useful benchmark for how much pain you’re willing to take to save money.Once you’ve found the flight you’re willing to take, book it directly on the airline website (this is almost always a better idea than using an online travel agent, because if anything goes wrong with your flights then you can deal directly with the airline rather than being bounced between two companies denying responsibility for each other).
What is the shortest air route from India to Australia ?
Looks like Qantas airlines are the only airlines that flys from India from Banagalore to Perth via Singapore Then an domeic flight from Perth to Adelaide.And yes a flight to Perth is the shortest distance but not always the cheapest price.Looking at about 43,292.053R return and domeic flight from about 8,591.415R.
Im flying from london to Australia and im really scared?
Ok , first of all chill! Think about all the big commercial jets that flew yesterday. no one crashed , or got hijacked . There was no crash the day before , the day before , the day before etc..... millions of people are in the air right now , and they are going to land safe! infact my best friend is on a plane right now! Being Scared of flying is one of the most common problems with air travel , and i think at least 2 out of 3 people are at least anxious before flying , i know i am ! Dont dwell on your past experience ! you had a bad flight , but you were safe and are still here ! Firstly , Singapore airlines are one of the best airlines you could fly with . they are known all across the world , and i have flown with them to dubai , and they were absolutley brilliant! from the moment you get onboard you feel completley safe , and as the person below stated the planes they use are so damn comfortable!! You must think about how much training the pilots , crew go through and they are trained to deal with every emergency . EVERY emergency. the chance of you crashing , mid air with another plane is very very very VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY low !!!! you have more chance of crashing in a car on a busy road than on an aicraft ! A hijack , i suppose is in the back of everyones mind when flying , but if it happens , it happens . it sounds terrible but at the end of the day we all have to go someday , and even though its absolutley horrible to think of it does happen. BUT , again the chances of you being involved in one is again low. You need to completley forget about the bad points of the flight and focus on Australia! your getting the chance to go to a beautiful country which most people would kill to go to! Dont let the flight get you down . Singapore airlines also have personal tv screens in each seat so when your completley terrified , just turn on the tv and watch a feel good film , that will really stop you from worrying! Onboard everyflight i get nervous , and its completley normal. you wont be the only person scared , trust me! Flying by yourself can be daunting , but think of the achievement when you have done it :) if it bothers you any more, i suggest going to your doctor and asking about any treatments or medication to calm your nerves. i hope this helps you . you are going to be completley fine on the flight. i really hope this helped you! Enjoy australia :)
What is the cheapest way to fly to Australia from Europe (Schengen country)?
[https://goo.gl/flights/jY4Y] A flight from London to Melbourne flying with emirates stopover in Melbourne. Return ticket price £741. It is the cheapest and the shortest, because the stopover in Dubai is only 2 hours.
What is a cheap way to travel from Europe to Australia?
Flying I guess is the cheapest and fastest safest too.
Can a 16 year old fly from England-Australia alone?
yes you can fly form 16 as a non unaccompanied minor (UM) but bare in mind flying alone on your first time is no easy thing grown ups get lost , have passports stolen, and miss flights all the time having a tough one like london-dubai dubia-aus requires a lot of concentration and flying is shattering and you can rarely get any proper sleep. 17 hours with no sleep is equivalent of having a blood alcohol level of 0.6 (high!!) Now i flew internationally on my own from the age of 6 on the un accompanied minor program , it is very expensive and your parents pay for you to be taken care of by special airport staff who take you too your gate hand you over to another staffer on the plane then on the other side another staffers will take you to collect bags etc and then deliver you to the adult on the other side now this ends when you are 16 , as you are still 16 , your parents could pay for it if it would make them feel more secure , but it comes with a hefty price tag . If you have maybe flown regularly with parents up until this point and you feel comfortable navigating an airport what you can do is fly 'need and assist' and basically this is for people who aren't children but need assistance getting to there gates , there flights and collecting bags . this is how i flew when i was 16 and was going London- Hawaii (stopping over in new york and LA )on my own to meet family , i was not comfortable making 2 stop overs without assistance. it is however a lot cheaper than flying 'UM' , what i would do is spend some time talking to your travel agent about it , they can offer lots of options i was nearly 17 when i did my first international flight 100% alone , and even though i had a lot of experience it was a little nerve wrecking to say the least . My parents left the decision up to me whether i took assistance or not as by 16 its really your decision but you mustn't be in a hurry to be independent about things , if you mess up it can be very costly and time consuming to fix it ( if eg you miss your flight from Dubai airport and are stuck ) my personal recommendation is fly 'need and assist ' its cheap and you will guaranteed get form A to B few things to remember though is that as a young person you will be a target to thieves in the airports so keep secure hand luggage and remember that and EU passport is worth £10k or more on the black market