Jetstar, Japan Airlines Form a Low-Cost Carrier

Australia’s Qantas Group and Japan Airlines (JAL) announced today the launch of a low-cost Japanese carrier, Jetstar Japan. Together with Mitsubishi Corporation, the two oneworld partners hope to make this new airline operational by the end of the next year. Each three of them will hold 1/3 share in the new airline.



Jetstar Japan will be a budget carrier that will cater to those airline passengers who look for cheap flight tickets. The airline is expected to offer flights from the Tokyo, Narita Airport and Osaka, Kansai International. Jetstar Japan is also expected to provide short haul international flights eventually. Its international operations will most likely cover key Asian cities.



Jetstar Japan will initially launch with a fleet of three Airbus A320s, with each of them configured for 180 passengers in a single class. Within first few years, the airline hopes to grow to 24 aircrafts.



Qantas Group’s Jetstar first entered Japan in 2007 and since then has become the preferred carrier of those who opt for cheap tickets on flights. Keeping the Jetstar’s low fare model in mind, Jetstar Japan promises to offer low airfares on its flights too. ‘Price Beat Guarantee’ policy may also be adopted by the Qantas and JAL’s new airline.



Qantas’ Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Alan Joyce, described the airline launch as an historic step for the Qantas Group.



“The Qantas Group has a long history of serving the Japanese air travel market, with Qantas and Jetstar operating regular services between Australia and Japan,” Mr Joyce was quoted in the press release posted on the company’s website.



“Qantas and JAL have a long-standing relationship, as codeshare partners and fellow oneworld™ alliance members. We are also delighted to be joining with Mitsubishi Corporation– one of Japan’s great global brands – to launch Jetstar Japan, building on the successful expansion of the Jetstar brand across Asia.”



“The Qantas Group has a wealth of experience in establishing low cost carriers and we’re looking forward to working with our two partners on this new venture which will offer low fares to the Japanese travelling public,” Alan Joyce further added.



President of Japan Airlines, Mr. Masaru Onishi was also buoyed by the development and expressed hopes that the new airline will assist JAL to cater to wider market in Japan.



“We are confident that Jetstar Japan will broaden the spectrum of travellers as it creates new demand in this market,” observed Mr. Onishi.



“It will encourage even more movement of people within the country and also increase the number of visitors from Asia to Japan. We anticipate this to stimulate consumer spending and play a role in revitalizing the Japanese economy,” he added.

Volcano, Ash & Flights: Know Your Rights

The volcano ash is back, back again to haunt the holiday makers who planned fondly for their vacations! Iceland’s volcano eruption is sending plumes of ash into the atmosphere around Europe and preventing airlines from operating in the affected area.

Around 500 flights have been cancelled so far in the UK, disturbing the plans of many a holiday makers. Travellers who were lucky enough to get cheap tickets on flights are surely disappointed. However, the clouds of gloom look to fade away as many airlines are set to resume almost normal flight schedules.

Budget airlines like Ryanair and easyJet that are renowned to provide tickets on cheap flights believe that the volcano ash is not likely to cause massive flight trouble. UK’s flag carrier, British Airways also believes that the situation is not that bad, especially after the airline conducted an approved test flight into the ash cloud's red zone with no damage to the plane.

Mr Walsh told BBC, “We flew in the red zone for about 45 minutes at different altitudes over Scotland.

“'Initially it flew over the north of England, Newcastle, Glasgow, Edinburgh, back to Newcastle.

“The aircraft then returned and has been examined. All the filters were removed and will be sent to a laboratory for testing. The simple answer is that we found nothing.”

While the extent of damage on flight operations is still debatable, there is no doubt in the fact that there have been people who have affected by flight cancellations and delays. Let us find out about the alternatives such travellers have.

What If Your Flights Get Cancelled?

If your flight is cancelled airlines are liable to offer you either a full refund of your unused ticket or a substitute flight. EU-based airlines are obliged to provide you accommodation and meals if the traveller is delayed.

Under EU rules, airlines within the European Union must pay compensation to the passengers if their flight is cancelled or delayed, unless the situation has been caused by ‘extraordinary circumstances which could not have been avoided even if all reasonable measures had been taken.’

Airlines may try to claim the case of volcanic ash delays as 'extraordinary circumstances', however they still are obliged to offer travellers with accommodation, meals and refreshments and transport between the airport and accommodation.

One must keep in mind that if you are flying back to the UK from outside the EU on a non-EU airline, then these rules do not apply. Is such circumstances, passengers must contact their airlines.

Travel Insurance Coverage

Travel insurers must refund your premium (single trip travel insurance) if your flight is cancelled and you do not travel. If you make plans for an alternative flight at some other date, your travel insurer should be able to change your policy to cover this. However, it is best to check with your insurer for all the details.

Re-Route! (pre-Europe travel madness, the route and the Flights)

Its been awhile since my last post, so i better give an update on several things that i've done lately regarding my preparation.

Right after got the visa i plan a "re-route". Originally the plan is go straight to Germany and spent the whole 2 weeks there exploring as much as possible German until June 3rd. But then i saw a discount on flights to Paris. And after comparing the flights ticket it will be cheaper if i fly to Paris from Singapore. And also fount out that Munich to Singapore also not that bad.

So my final route would be: Singapore-Paris-Munich-Singapore. I fly with Lufthansa Airways.

Is this going to affect my visa since i got it from Germany Embassy?

No, since the longest stay will be in Germany, i think i will be all right. Beside that... on my way to go to Paris, my flight had transit in Munich. So i got my first Schengen stamp in Munich Germany! so its all right because my first entry will be from Germany! and i got the multiple entry visa too! so its very convenient!

one of Munich airport picture that i like

Why i fly with Lufthansa? well after several days juggling between the needs of cheap flights also considering the dates and the "lay over" time that will consume my short holidays... it was between Qatar Airlines and Lufthansa. But then i see the Qatar lay over was in Doha and its for 8 hours!

Read again the reviews about Doha, i simply pick Lufthansa, and spent more time in Singapore rather in Doha! Doha seemed out f nowhere airport, pretty small and i read not much people like it! if i had to spent sometimes in airport it better had at least clean and good toilet!

Hope i wont missed this sign at Munich!!

But the crazy part is..... my layover in Munich to switch flight to Paris would be only 30 minutes! i was un aware of this! this is he very first time i book flights with connections! so this is a very good lesson for me!

But then i read about Munich airport its basically the home of Lufthansa Airlines. And they claim they could possibly do the 30 minutes connecting time because thats how the Munich airport designed (for a smooth connections??). Wow... that would be a "sprint" event for me! why this could possibly happens?

First they claim that they had an easy orientation. Well.. ok if they had all of the board signs and everything.. i know.. but then when we panicking we tends not to see details and end up lost easily because we missed just 1 turn! also how do i run with my luggage?

OMG!! hope i wont mistaken the terminal directions

Then they also add this; high speed luggage system. I don't really know how this work, its just said they had this "modern" luggage system  with high speed conveyor and monitored by their employees around the clock. So the 30 minutes is enough for all the security check that needed and to get the luggage from one to another flight.

They also had the Hub Control Center (HCC) and a key element of the HCC is the Connex Center, where a team of experts is in charge of ensuring that passengers and their baggage reach their connecting flights. They maintain constant contact with air traffic control, can request priority landing clearance and reassign gate positions to minimize the distance that connecting passengers have to cover. So i hope these guys did notice that someone from Singapore is going to be on one of the less than 30 minutes flights to Paris!! please do arrange my plane right next to my next plane hahahah!

Oh.. another thing is...Even when incoming flights are delayed, leaving less than the required 30 mins. to make connections, the HCC team pulls out all the stops, dispatching the special "Ramp Direct Service" (RDS) to pick up passengers and their luggage right at the gate and drive them directly to their connecting flight!

I think when i arrive i wont had chance to look around :(

 

When incoming flights are delayed, RDS picks up passengers and their luggage directly at the aircraft. The driver welcomes the passengers at the apron, checks the tickets, registers the luggage numbers and drives passengers directly to their connecting flight.

If customs and passport control are required, RDS drives the passengers directly to a special RDS ramp-side check-point. In the meantime the Ground Handling Service delivers the luggage directly to the plane.

Terminal 2 Where Lufthansa based in Munich Airport

With Gate Direct Service (GDS), transfer passengers are met at their arrival gate and are escorted to their connecting departure gate. Both RDS and GDS emphasize Munich Airport’s reputation as the most advanced and fastest hub airport in Europe!!

Ok.. i think i will be all right with the 30 minutes transit time to switch the flight... huff.. i should write the experience tho... i tried to browse google about this but oh my less information! i believe that its not only me who experience this!

I will write down my own experience with Munich airport and its facilities soon! let see if they could super fast check me in to my flight to Paris!

My traveling *silly* moments

Been there done that...

I want to be that person who say those most of times.... and traveling gave me chance to kept saying that to my friends--maybe in the "quite annoying" level. Hehehe... i am glad i did traveling that i had chance to do things i haven't done, or things that i thought i wont be done.. errhhh not necessarily against law of course!!

I had those lovely memories, lots of new friends.. and its all precious!

But sure i had bad experiences also.... things i don't want to remember.. and just want to forget soon as i was on holiday and don't want to think (or using my brain accordingly!) just trying to relax and away from trouble!

What happens to me most of time.. and prob happens to other traveler to is getting late to get to the air plane!!

RRRRUUUNNNN to the gaaattteee!!!!

It happens to me twice.. and uncountable "almost" left by the plane. Some happens when i went to airport at very last minute, another time happens when i got lost in airport--yepp pretty silly indeed!!

But hey.. thats what experience is!

I try my best to made that not happen, wake up early, get to airport early... try to wonder around too far.. but..TT.TT it happens!! the plane gone...

...its like watching horror movie when this is happens to you!!

But once i got left by Sriwijaya flight from Jakarta to Jambi, they change my flight ticket for free for noon flight. I think its because i already check in.. and late for 5 min from the departure.. erhh long story that related to J.CO at terminal 3 and the free shuttle bus of course!!

Another time, i was late at Jambi airport when the plane is actually ready for take off.. it back again... wow... amazing.. i beg them because its the last flight from Jambi and i actually did use the excuse they change the flight time! and no sms or any phone call saying it was changed! so... they back again for me.. i had to run to run way with a guy carry my bulky backpack! it feels like joining the amazing race!

I never plan that and i don't want that to ever happens...

If i look back again.. this hobby also started wrong... wrong in terms i did start it that way... first time traveling in January 2007... i was 15 minutes late that i also had to run to run way.. where the flight is waiting, i rush i run, and on board... there he goes.. MY BOSS at one of the passenger seat.. i said "..uuuhh hi boss!!" he hide his face under newspaper that he read!! hahahahahaha....

When i  arrive in Jakarta.. and get my luggage he was there standing next to me and whisper... i don't want to know you because you are very late arriving! i didnt know that we were waiting for you!! hahaha i don't know if we were on the same flight because i don't even notice the flight that he request few weeks ago before i went on my days off!

So.. i think i need to say sorry to all those passengers that wait for me.. and most of indonesia/domestic flight attendant that already very patience waiting for this girl with her huge backpack... i am so sorry guys...

I will keep trying not to be late when ever i travel.. i just hope that i wont be on the same flight with one of my readers here (hehe di lempar sama sandal jepit gue huahauhaua! maaf kan sayaaaaaa!)

Eventually there are few reasons why passenger could possibly late for their flight and missed the flight!

There are 8 top reasons why people actually late for their flights! and i found few tips and solutions for those.. i hope this could help you all out! because missing a flight could possibly very expensive mistake for a budget traveler!

These tips should help you get where you’re going on time.

Problem: Misread and misspelled documents
Solution: On receipt of your documents check the name, spelling and flight details are correct.

Problem: Flight schedule changes
Solution: Check your latest paperwork for any changes. Remember the times on the ticket will be written using the 24 hr clock.

Problem: Traffic delays caused by road accidents and road works or engineering works on railways
Solution: Check with local authority or just radio broadcast, accidents or engineering works that may affect your route and if need be find an alternative route.

Problem: Denied permission to travel due to incorrect passport or expired passports

Solution: Review your passport in advance to ensure it still has six months to run after your return to the UK. Also remember to pack your passport in your hand luggage.

Problem: Essential medication needed urgently is packed in the hold luggage which has been checked–in
Solution: If your bags do not join you on the aircraft you run the risk of missing your flight. Make sure any prescribed medication is packed in your hand luggage just in case you need it before the flight departs.  Most airports have a chemist but they may not stock your particular prescription.

Problem: Too late to check-in
Solution: Add more time – Airports are big and somewhere you might not be familiar with. Never under estimate your timings, make sure you have left plenty of time to get from the airport car park, (which may require a transfer service) to the terminal and into the correct check-in zone. Remember there may be a queue at check-in. Make sure you know which terminal as some airport have more than one and airlines can also fly out of more than one terminal.

Problem: Not allowing enough time to get to the departure gate once checked-in
Solution:  Airlines are requiring their passengers to arrive at the gate for their flights earlier than in the past. Plan on getting to the gate at least 30 minutes before your flight departs and remember some gates can be as much as 25 minutes away from the main retail area. If you’re late they won’t wait.

Problem: Flights not connecting
Solution: Connecting flights are the most difficult to negotiate. If there isn't a nonstop flight, then build extra time into your itinerary for the connection. Don’t take the connecting flight that gives you just 45 minutes to change planes at a busy airport; instead, ask for a 2 to 4 hour layover to make the connection. You may not be able to do this online, instead call your travel agent or the airline directly. Please remember if you have bought two separate flights your connection is never guaranteed.

FCO Announces a New Charter Flight as Egypt Descends Into Violence

FCO’s special charter carrier is set to take off from the Cairo International Airport amidst growing tension in the country. Meanwhile, FCO announced another flight for its fellow citizens stuck in the country that just witnessed a gruesome attack on anti-government protestors by a mob of pro-government supporters in Tahrir Square.

Foreign Office’s first charter that is slated to depart today is carrying out nearly 180 Britons out of the country. Passengers on the special flight are required to shell out £300 per air ticket, which is approximately the same amount for an air ticket with a commercial airline would cost, a move that has been criticised by many.

FCO defended its decision of not offering cheap tickets on the flight as it does not want to undermine commercial airlines by offering tickets in much a cheap flights.

FCO also advised travellers to get out of Cairo as early as possible as political heat is set to rise in the region.

"The situation in Cairo remains unpredictable, and the FCO advises all British nationals to leave the city unless they have a pressing reason to stay," FCO spokesperson was quoted by online resources.

"A large team remains on the ground, including significant specialist reinforcements sent in the course of the last week from London and other British Embassies in the region.

"Staff who is not immediately involved in responding to the crisis or helping British nationals are being temporarily removed in line with our travel advice," the spokesperson further added.

Sleeping at Soekarno Hatta Jakarta!

Its not once that i read this quote "you're not a backpacker if you never sleep at airport" well.. to be honest there are so many things that made someone qualified as "backpacker" and its so universal that you will find the meanings quiet different to one another.

Ok, lets go back to the topics.

I will say i did once sleeping at the airport. And its in Jakarta, oh yes, i wish its in Changi airport for sure! I never done that before but when i did, i just got off plane at midnight and my next flight at 7am in the morning. I don't think risking my flight ticket would be worthy and i had to go back to work the very next day!

So that time i was on Cathay Pacific flight from Hongkong to Jakarta. I got a high fever, and my head very dizzy. Until 3 days after that i found out that i got typhoid---erhhhh don't ask from where but i guess it could be from work, or from Hongkong! i am not so sure!

But i was so scary when i walk in to the immigration where there usually a body temperature check due to SARS/AVIAN flu check. But omg! they didn't turn the thing on! so just my luck i guess! i think they never check that again, but i see in some other airports they still check body temperature.

I know i wont had chance to sleep if i go to town to my sisters house. It will took like 40 minutes to one hour to get to town and to go back to airport in early morning. Ohhh i can't do that. I just feel my body very weak and my temperature too high that i can't see clearly.

After getting my luggage i start to search for sleeping spot on terminal 2. I went to the first floor but its too crowded with people. All bench are full. And they turn off some of the lights. I didn't see any other western travelers where i could feel safer somehow! But then.. i just think oh well.. i will find a good spot. ASAP!

And then i see this huge lounge where the airlines office are. Theres an announcement said i can not sleep there. But what the heck, its clean, and the lights on, and i could see CCTV there. The airlines office must be closed by now. Then i pick my corner, in front of Emirate Airlines if i am not mistaken. I had two blankets from Cathay Pacific. So i put one on the floor, and another for my blanket. Put my socks on, and glove and put my eye patch on! i just don't care! and i put my luggage trolley next to me to cover my self (i sleep between the wall and my luggage trolley). I put lock and sling cable to my bag and the trolley. I think this place must be safe. I could see some people who works in airlines still go back and forwards sometimes. So its not completely empty.

Beside me i see two other people sleeping not far from me, its like a couple, local Indonesian couple sleeping side by side. So i am not by my self.

I think i was sleeping for an hour or two, when i felt something is moving near me, i move quick and open my eye patch right when i saw a huge man on top of me!!! yikes!!!

I sit down, and look to that guy, he is a mid east guy, still young (and..hehe handsome) he look at me and quickly said sorry, i said sorry back to him and said i thought his office closed already, he smile (yepp he smile) and said yes its closed already and said sorry again for waking me up! haha not his fault, i don't realize i slept right in front of his office door! he must be very confuse to think whether he want to walk above me or to wake me up! hahahaha!

So i said sorry again and he say this "no, no sorry wake you up, have a great night, sweet dreams!" he smiled... i just said "oh ..ok.. thanks good night!" and then he walk away. Cute! but then i remember something! i open my eye patch and ahahahaaha! he reads my eye patch!! its say "sweet dreams!" LOL hahaha!

I was sleeping again until around 5am. I think its because the flu medication that i took. I wake up and wash my face and change my clothes, just simple cleaning up. I took the shuttle bus to terminal 1 for my domestic flight back to Jambi.

I still had chance to get my self a cup of tea and eat bread for breakfast.

I think sleeping at Soekarno Hatta not that bad. Its not convenient but if i had the same flights i will consider to do it again, its not that bad, and the most important i think is to pick the spot to sleep and always aware of your luggage. Also bring some thin blanket and glove mosquitoes are my main enemy! but lucky i got the gloves, jacket and blanket!

Its not that weird thing anymore and it safe money to sleep at airport to wait for another flight! its wort to try!

Airasia 2011 Travel Resolution!

I missed the zero fare from Airasia last year... so its really sucks not get some discount flying for my vacation... (thinking about trying my new bikini hehe).

Because work load at end of year i rarely open my mailbox, until this morning i saw this airasia promotion for several destination from Airasia with lower price! Its a great deal for  vacation in April until June (thinking about Phuket and Krabi in April!!)

Booking Period	:	27 December 2010 - 2 January 2011
Travel Period	:	1 April 2011 - 30 June 2011

Fly from Soekarno Hatta International Airport, Jakarta to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 99.000
Kota Kinabalu		Rp 333.000
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 155.000
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 333.000
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City		Rp 233.000
Fly from Denpasar Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali to:
International	All-in-fare from
Australia
Darwin		Rp 333.000
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 133.000
Thailand
Phuket		Rp 333.000
Fly from Husein Sastranegara Airport, Bandung to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 233.000
Fly from Polonia International Airport, Medan to:
International	All-in-fare from
Hong Kong
Hong Kong		Rp 277.000
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 33.000
Penang		Rp 99.000
Fly from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (LCC Terminal), Kuala Lumpur to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Johor Bahru		Rp 34.000
Penang		Rp 34.000
Alor Setar		Rp 100.000
Sibu		Rp 167.000
Sandakan		Rp 167.000
Tawau		Rp 233.000
International	All-in-fare from
Bangladesh
Dhaka		Rp 336.000
Brunei
Brunei		Rp 167.000
India
Tiruchirappalli		Rp 402.000
Kochi		Rp 402.000
Kolkata		Rp 402.000
Bangalore		Rp 402.000
Chennai		Rp 468.000
Indonesia
Medan		Rp 100.000
Banda Aceh		Rp 167.000
Jakarta		Rp 167.000
Yogyakarta		Rp 233.000
Solo		Rp 233.000
Surabaya		Rp 233.000
Balikpapan		Rp 233.000
Bandung		Rp 299.000
Laos
Vientiane		Rp 299.000
Philippines
Clark (Manila)		Rp 233.000
Sri Lanka
Colombo		Rp 402.000
Thailand
Hat Yai		Rp 100.000
Phuket		Rp 167.000
Bangkok		Rp 233.000
Krabi		Rp 233.000
Chiang Mai		Rp 299.000
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City		Rp 233.000
Hanoi		Rp 336.000
Fly from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Bangkok to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Chiang Mai		Rp 173.000
Phuket		Rp 173.000
Krabi		Rp 173.000
Nakhon Si Thammarat		Rp 173.000
Ubon Ratchathani		Rp 173.000
Narathiwat		Rp 242.000
International	All-in-fare from
Cambodia
Phnom Penh		Rp 311.000
China
Shenzhen		Rp 311.000
Guangzhou		Rp 487.000
Hong Kong
Hong Kong		Rp 625.000
India
Kolkata		Rp 556.000
New Delhi		Rp 625.000
Indonesia
Jakarta		Rp 625.000
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 349.000
Myanmar
Yangon		Rp 311.000
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 418.000
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City		Rp 311.000
Fly from Changi Airport (Terminal 1), Singapore to:
International	All-in-fare from
Indonesia
Bali		Rp 361.000
Jakarta		Rp 397.000
Yogyakarta		Rp 469.000
Malaysia
Langkawi		Rp 325.000
Miri		Rp 325.000
Thailand
Phuket		Rp 433.000
Bangkok		Rp 433.000
Chiang Mai		Rp 433.000
Fly from Kota Kinabalu International Airport (T2), Kota Kinabalu to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Sandakan		Rp 34.000
Miri		Rp 100.000
Kuching		Rp 100.000
Penang		Rp 233.000
International	All-in-fare from
Indonesia
Jakarta		Rp 468.000
Fly from Kuching Interntianal Airport, Main Terminal, Kuching to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Bintulu		Rp 34.000
Sibu		Rp 34.000
Kota Kinabalu		Rp 100.000
Miri		Rp 100.000
Fly from Penang International Airport, Penang to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Langkawi		Rp 34.000
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 34.000
Kota Kinabalu		Rp 233.000
International	All-in-fare from
Indonesia
Medan		Rp 167.000
Surabaya		Rp 299.000
Fly from Senai International Airport, Johor Bahru to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 34.000
Fly from Phuket International Airport, Phuket to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Udon Thani		Rp 104.000
Ubon Ratchathani		Rp 104.000
Chiang Mai		Rp 173.000
Bangkok		Rp 173.000
International	All-in-fare from
Hong Kong
Hong Kong		Rp 625.000
Indonesia
Bali		Rp 556.000
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 311.000
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 418.000
Fly from Juanda International Airport, Surabaya  to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Penang		Rp 133.000
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 155.000
Fly from Sultan Abdul Halim Airport, Alor Setar to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 100.000
Fly from Bengaluru International Airport, Bangalore to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 708.000
Fly from Sepinggan Airport , Balikpapan to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 155.000
Fly from Sultan Iskandarmuda Airport, Banda Aceh to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 99.000
Fly from Bintulu Airport, Bintulu to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Kuching		Rp 34.000
Fly from Brunei International Airport, Brunei to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 159.000
Fly from Baiyun International Airport, Guangzhou to:
International	All-in-fare from
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 548.000
Fly from Netaji Subhash Chandara Bose International Airport, Kolkata to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 496.000
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 496.000
Fly from Bandaranayake International Airport, Colombo to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 549.000
Fly from Chiang Mai International Airport, Chiang Mai to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Hat Yai		Rp 173.000
Bangkok		Rp 173.000
Phuket		Rp 173.000
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 418.000
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 418.000
Fly from Cochin International Airport, Kochi to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 496.000
Fly from Diosdado Macapagal International Airport, Clark (Manila) to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 215.000
Fly from Zia International Airport, Dhaka to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 625.000
Fly from Indira Gandhi International Airport, Terminal 3, New Delhi to:
International	All-in-fare from
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 848.000
Fly from Darwin International Airport, Darwin to:
International	All-in-fare from
Indonesia
Bali		Rp 894.000
Fly from Noi Bai International Airport, Hanoi to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 446.000
Fly from Hat Yai International Airport, Hat Yai to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Chiang Mai		Rp 173.000
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 242.000
Fly from Hong Kong International Airport (T2), Hong Kong to:
International	All-in-fare from
Indonesia
Medan		Rp 528.000
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 648.000
Phuket		Rp 648.000
Fly from Adi Sucipto Airport, Yogyakarta to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 155.000
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 233.000
Fly from Krabi International Airport, Krabi to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Bangkok		Rp 173.000
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 311.000
Fly from Langkawi International Airport, Langkawi to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Penang		Rp 34.000
International	All-in-fare from
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 233.000
Fly from Chennai International Airport, Chennai to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 542.000
Fly from Miri Airport, Miri to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Kota Kinabalu		Rp 100.000
Kuching		Rp 100.000
International	All-in-fare from
Singapore
Singapore		Rp 167.000
Fly from Narathiwat Airport, Narathiwat to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Bangkok		Rp 242.000
Fly from Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport, Nakhon Si Thammarat to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Bangkok		Rp 173.000
Fly from Phnom Penh International Airport, Phnom Penh to:
International	All-in-fare from
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 134.000
Fly from Yangon International Airport, Yangon to:
International	All-in-fare from
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 134.000
Fly from Sibu Airport, Sibu to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Kuching		Rp 34.000
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 167.000
Fly from Sandakan Airport, Sandakan to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Kota Kinabalu		Rp 34.000
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 167.000
Fly from Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City to:
International	All-in-fare from
Indonesia
Jakarta		Rp 446.000
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 402.000
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 313.000
Fly from Adi Sumarmo International Airport, Solo to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 155.000
Fly from Bao'an International Airport (International Terminal), Shenzhen to:
International	All-in-fare from
Thailand
Bangkok		Rp 336.000
Fly from Tiruchirappalli Civil Airport, Tiruchirappalli to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 542.000
Fly from Tawau Airport, Tawau to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 233.000
Fly from Ubon Ratchathani Airport, Ubon Ratchathani to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Phuket		Rp 104.000
Bangkok		Rp 173.000
Fly from Udon Thani International Airport, Udon Thani to:
Domestic	All-in-fare from
Phuket		Rp 104.000
Fly from Wattay International Airport, Vientiane to:
International	All-in-fare from
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur		Rp 357.000