What airline do you recommend for USA-AUSTRALIA?
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What airline do you recommend for USA-AUSTRALIA?
Hi! I'm a student and will be traveling to Australia in a month and a half for ten days. Does anyone know of any super cheap airlines? I will be going from Cleveland...
Thank you!!!!!
Thank you!!!!!
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http://www.bestflights.com.au/cgi-bi...ights?mainlist
Have a look at the prices, note that the fares are from from Australia to the States. China Airlines, Eva Air and Air NZ appear to be the cheapest. I can't recommend the first two as I've never flown them but Air NZ is ok.
Have a look at the prices, note that the fares are from from Australia to the States. China Airlines, Eva Air and Air NZ appear to be the cheapest. I can't recommend the first two as I've never flown them but Air NZ is ok.
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I am confused here. Firstly there is not enough information in the question and then the answer also gives little information i.e. cost and also why would anyone expect that a Chinese Airline which does not fly direct from Australia to USA would be cheaper than those that do?
May I suggest that as a student then use some of your abilities in doing some research before asking a question without information i.e from where to where
May I suggest that as a student then use some of your abilities in doing some research before asking a question without information i.e from where to where
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It is sometimes cheaper to fly to the States via Asia Lizzy. Much longer flight of course. Qantas tend to monopolise the eastern seaboard for direct flights so the prices are higher.
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Check www.bestflights.com.au and use the "flight specials" menu.
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Check www.bestflights.com.au and use the "flight specials" menu.
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Hi,
Thank you and sorry for the confusion. I am searching for a flight from Cleveland, OH USA to Sydney Australia at the end of september.
I just hope someone knows of an affordable way to make such a long trip. I will look at the link that Cilla_tey posted, thanks!!!
Thank you and sorry for the confusion. I am searching for a flight from Cleveland, OH USA to Sydney Australia at the end of september.
I just hope someone knows of an affordable way to make such a long trip. I will look at the link that Cilla_tey posted, thanks!!!
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Sorry Lizzy, actually, this australian trip is for my boyfriend, not for me, he is a student, i am not and we are traveling independently. I will be in Europe and not get back until the end of september. He will be leaving before I return. He was a bit lost after looking in all these websites like expedia, orbitz, etc...so i told him i would help him post here and maybe someone could help ( I just found this site yesterday and people have been incredibly helpful for my trip to Europe!). The around the world solution would have been great though if it were all for me...Thank you
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I too, would recommend you check out some of the Asian airlines. I know that Japan Airlines fly from eastern USA to Australia. I would also check out Korean Airlines and perhaps even Cathay, Malaysian, Eva etc.
These would all be quite a bit longer than a direct flight and may involve a stopover there and back. That much cheaper? Not really sure but I would think it would be worth a look.
These would all be quite a bit longer than a direct flight and may involve a stopover there and back. That much cheaper? Not really sure but I would think it would be worth a look.
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You could try piecing together a route using the lower cost international airlines: e.g., whoever to YVR (Vancouver), then Oasis from YVR to HKG and Virgin to SYD, or whoever to HNL then Jetstar to SYD, but I doubt these will beat the all-in prices that one of the better search engines (e.g., kayak.com) brings up--which is about $1,700. It might be worth looking for a consolidator.
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