Bali Flights - Traveling to Bali by Plane

11 December 2007, 00:14:41 (1094 clicks)

Bali's International Airport is actually located in Tuban - Kuta but is listed with the airlines under the islands capital city's name Denpasar or DPS. There are a number of major airlines that service Bali.

We'll escort you to see Bali. Getting there, air transport is the easiest and most comfortable means of travel to Indonesia. A number of carriers offer international direct flights to Bali and many of the world's major carriers connect to Bali via regional air hubs in Jakarta, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Seoul, Sydney, Guam and Taipei.

International airlines serving Bali include the national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia (Jakarta, Darwin, Melbourne/Sydney, Perth, Osaka, Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore), Air Asia (Kuala Lumpur), Singapore Airlines, Malaysian Airlines (Kuala Lumpur), Royal Brunei (Bandar Sri Begawan), Korean Airlines (Seoul), Thai Airways (Bangkok), Japan Airlines (Osaka, Tokyo), Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong), China Airlines (Taipei), Qantas Airways (Darwin, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Singapore), Continental Micronesia (Guam).

Many domestic airlines have frequent flights daily to Bali, including Garuda Indonesia (the most frequent one), Lion Air, Batavia Air, Adam Air, Merpati Nusantara, Mandala Airlines, and many more.

International airlines representatives available in Bali are Air New Zealand, Cathay Pacific Airlines, China Airlines, Continental Micronesia, Eva Air, Garuda Indonesia, Japan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Merpati Nusantara, Qantas Airways, Royal Brunei, Singapore Airlines and Thai Airways International. Most of these airlines offices are located in Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport and in Denpasar.

Airport Departure Tax
An airport tax of 100,000 Rupiah (equiv. USD 11) is imposed for travelers departing on international routes and 30,000 Rupiah for those on domestic routes. Airport tax is payable after check-in at the airport.