Sari

Does anyone know which airlines make this trip? What is the most direct route??<BR>i would be leaving from Newark Airport In NJ/

x

I do not believe that there is any kind of direct flight.<BR><BR>From Newark, your best options are probably Continental to Hong Kong then Cathay/Dragon Air to Denpassar, Bali. <BR><BR>From Newark, you can also make connections in Europe (London, Paris, Frankfurt, etc.) for carriers into Singapore or Bankok with regional carriers into Bali.<BR><BR>You may have more options if you could fly out of JFk.

Ed & Gloria

Call Malaysian Air Lines they have a fantastic deal to Kuala Lumpur's KLIA Airport with onward travel to Bali,and 23 destinations all included. We have done it and it's the deal of a lifetime. Check it out!<BR><BR>Happy trails.

Ed & Gloria

Ed again. As of 31 May 02 Malaysia Air Lines begins service to Kuala Lumpur via Dubai. The access Asia Pass with 24 destinations for $747.00. Only available thru a travel agent. If you do not have one our agent has done it for us, if you like you may call her 1800 706 9271, ask for Crystal.<BR><BR>Hope this is of some help.

Biz Class

Continental offers the best routing...especially from New York, Houston, or Los Angeles.<BR><BR>From any of those cities there is 1 plane change service to Bali, all on the same airline (Continental).<BR><BR>You would fly Newark-Honolulu-Guam-Bali, with the change of plane in Guam.<BR><BR>They do not fly Guam-Bali 7 days a week so plan accordingly.<BR>

Sari

Thank you all for your help and information. You've saved me so much time getting to this point!

x

I think the flight via Guam would be the longest option, in-terms of flight time. You'll have 2 layovers! You're talking at least 20 hours to Guam. Then, tack on another 6 hours for the flight to Denpassar.<BR><BR>I'd still vote for the option that connects via Hong Kong, if you are intent on flying Continental, at least part-way.