What airlines fly from NRT to Cambodia?
Dec 1st, 2011, 05:28 PM
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What airlines fly from NRT to Cambodia?
Trying to route from US (ATL) to Siem Reap. What airlines go from NRT to SR?
Or would I be better off going Incheon to Siem Reap by KE?
Any suggestions are appreciated since I'm not that familiar with airlines and flights in Asia.
Or would I be better off going Incheon to Siem Reap by KE?
Any suggestions are appreciated since I'm not that familiar with airlines and flights in Asia.
Dec 1st, 2011, 09:46 PM
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If there are airlines going direct from NRT, I'd like to know!
There are several airlines that go from Incheon. Vietnam Air flies direct from Ho Chi Min City for a pretty reasonable price. China Southern is cheap, but is not non=stop.
kayak.com is a good place to compare different routes. It seems Korean Air (nice service!) and a US airways/Korean mix are the cheapest from ATL to REP.
There are several airlines that go from Incheon. Vietnam Air flies direct from Ho Chi Min City for a pretty reasonable price. China Southern is cheap, but is not non=stop.
kayak.com is a good place to compare different routes. It seems Korean Air (nice service!) and a US airways/Korean mix are the cheapest from ATL to REP.
Dec 2nd, 2011, 04:27 AM
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I use Amadeus.net to search flight routes. Click the BLACK "Flights" drop-down at the top of the page. Then select "Timetables" on the drop-down. Type the departure and destination and you have lots of info on flights between the two.
Dec 2nd, 2011, 09:16 AM
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Usually a good way to see what airlines fly in somewhere is to see if you can find the website of the relevant airport. It will often have details of all carriers and their schedules right there. And then you can work backwards as to where from. http://www.cambodia-airports.com/ (I checked and at least today there are no arrivals scheduled at either PP or SR directly from Japan.)
Dec 2nd, 2011, 10:23 AM
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Thank you all for your suggestions. I will check them all out. And Lucy, if I find anything from NRT to SR I'll let you know (but I'm sure you have already checked that out!)
I found Korean Air from Japan to SR but unfortunately, it wasn't NRT. Jane and Laurie - thanks for the other insider ways to find this info.
Lucy, is there a non stop from HI to SR? I'm trying to avoid BKK and backtracking - basically trying to find the most time efficient way there (not necessarily the cheapest) as DS has 'attached himself' to my SEA trip for Jan and he has limited time (which translates to limiting my time). Just me - I'd go to NRT or INC and stay a couple of days, go to the next leg and stay a couple of days etc, but I'm not time limited.
I found Korean Air from Japan to SR but unfortunately, it wasn't NRT. Jane and Laurie - thanks for the other insider ways to find this info.
Lucy, is there a non stop from HI to SR? I'm trying to avoid BKK and backtracking - basically trying to find the most time efficient way there (not necessarily the cheapest) as DS has 'attached himself' to my SEA trip for Jan and he has limited time (which translates to limiting my time). Just me - I'd go to NRT or INC and stay a couple of days, go to the next leg and stay a couple of days etc, but I'm not time limited.
Dec 2nd, 2011, 09:16 PM
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I usually have to fly NRT- Bangkok- Siem Reap and it takes at least 17 hours of flight time and about 25 hours total. Coming home, I usually fly Air Asia to Singapore via Kuala Lumpur so that I can have a day or two of eating and then go SIN-NRT -Honolulu.
This is partly because I like to fly Continental and earn miles toward Platinum status each year.
Have you looked at connecting with Air Asia or Jet once you get to Asia? They don't appear on sites like Kayak.
This is partly because I like to fly Continental and earn miles toward Platinum status each year.
Have you looked at connecting with Air Asia or Jet once you get to Asia? They don't appear on sites like Kayak.
