Bali Ticketing

Garuda brings its Frequent Flyer programmed (GFF) to Australia

2007-06-16T23:10:00.000-06:00

Following the outstanding success of its domestic Frequent Flyer programmed, Garuda Indonesia will extend eligibility to include residents of countries serviced by the airline’s international routes, including Australia.

Australians, who register as a Garuda Frequent Flyer (GFF) member will be eligible to claim for travel on Garuda Indonesia services in December, with each mile flown earning 1 award mile and 1 tier mile.

Award miles can be redeemed for a free award flight – not only for the member, but also for family, friends and colleagues – or a flight upgrade to enjoy greater comfort during flight. Tier miles determine which of four levels of membership will be applied with each tier attracting a greater array of travel-related privileges.

Future stories to look out for will be published in Holidays for Kids Magazine, Bride to Be Magazine, New Choices for Retirement Magazine, the Sun Herald as well as various Fairfax newspapers, and a variety of other publications.

Flying Garuda Indonesia’s Executive Class will also attract up to 50% mileage bonus, bringing free travel rewards closer sooner.

For further information visit http://gff.garuda-indonesia.com or call 1300 365 33.

Garuda Resume Service to Nagoya

2007-06-16T22:51:00.000-06:00

Garuda Indonesia is actively considering reestablishing flight operations to cities in Japan abandoned when traffic dropped dramatically following terrorist attacks on Bali.
Garuda currently operates flights to Tokyo and Osaka and may soon re-open service to Nagoya, a service twice-abandoned after the 2002 and 2005 terror bombings in Bali.

Another Garuda service to Fukuoka was similarly discontinued when Japanese tourism arrivals to Bali nose-dived due to terrorism.

Bisnis Bali quoted the Airline's manager in Bali, Uun Setiawan, as saying brisk demand from the Japanese market and improving arrival numbers have created a "strong potential" for the reopening of the Bali-Nagoya service.

Japanese arrival numbers during the first four months of 2007 improved +57.53% (107,254) when compared to the same months just one year before. These totals equal Japanese arrivals in 2000 and 2001, years of record-high arrivals to Bali from that market.

Australian Airline Jetstar to Bali

2007-06-14T15:08:00.000-06:00

Australian airline Jetstar is to double its direct services between Sydney and Bali to four times weekly from October 28, in response to a bounce-back in Australian traveler demand, it said this week.

The additional two weekly A330 services from Sydney will see the budget carrier operating six flights a week between the Australian east coast and Bali.

Jetstar is the low-cost arm of national airline Qantas, which came under takeover speculation earlier this year and which this week was criticized by Australian tourism operators as “harming” Bali’s tourism by not proving more than its currently scheduled two weekly flights to the island.

Airlines flying from

2007-06-14T00:54:00.000-06:00

Qantas, Jetstar, Garuda.

Garuda flies to Bali from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin and Perth.
Days of flights:
Sydney - Mo, Tu, Sa, Su
Melbourne - Tu, Th, Fr, Su
Adelaide - Tu, Fr
Brisbane - Mo, We, Sa
Darwin - Fr, Su
Perth - daily

Airlines flying from USA and Canada to Bali

2007-06-13T04:54:00.000-06:00

Singapore Airlines
LAX / SFO / New York EWR / New York JFK -> Singapore -> Denpasar Bali
Direct flights to Singapore available from LAX & EWR, otherwise transit in Taipei, Hong Kong or Japan. Via France if going from JFK.

Japan Airlines
Flights from Hawaii, LAX, SFO, JFK, Mexico City, Brazil & Vancouver via Tokyo.

Qantas
Flights from most major cities in the USA and Canada via Sydney.

Qatar Airways
Flights from Washington (IAD) and New York (EWR) to Denpasar via Doha.

Check the Oneworld Alliance Codeshare Flight Timetable for American Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Qantas, British Airways.

Paris & Zurich Route Internasional Airline to Bali

2007-06-11T06:12:00.000-06:00

Paris
Singapore Airlines : Charles de Gaulle (SQ333 daily) - Singapore - Bali

Zurich
Singapore Airlines : Zurich (SQ 345 daily) - Singapore - Bali

From Frankfurt & Milan to Bali

2007-06-10T17:30:00.001-06:00

Frankfurt
Singapore Airlines: Frankfurt (SQ25,daily) - Singapore - Bali

Milan
Singapore Airlines: Milan (SQ377,3x) -

Singapore

- Bali

Airlines Flying From Brussels To Bali

2007-06-09T11:51:00.001-06:00

Singapore Airlines : Brussels - Frankfurt (SQ25) - Singapore - Bali
[Brussels to Frankfurt sector operated by Lufthansa. Flight No. SQ2037 & SQ2073]
Cathay Pacific : Brussels - London - Hong Kong - Bali
Thai Airways : Brussels - Longon - Bangkok - Bali
Also China Airlines & Eva Air from Brussels.

Airlines flying from Amsterdam to Bali

2007-06-07T20:58:00.000-06:00

From Amsterdam to Bai Paradise we have 2 alternative route:

Singapore Airlines : Amsterdam (SQ323 daily) - Singapore - Bali
Garuda Airlines : Amsterdam - Jakarta (indonesia) - Bali (more faster)

Airlines flying from the UK to Bali

2007-06-07T19:26:00.000-06:00

You will need to stopover in Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangkok or Doha to catch your flight to Denpasar, Bali. Here are airlines flying to these countries.

From London Heathrow to :
Bangkok - British Airways, Qantas, Thai Airways, Eva Air

Singapore - British Airways, Qantas, Singapore Airlines
SQ317 - Dep LHR 12:00 - Arr SIN 07:45 (+1) - daily, non-stop
SQ319 - DEP LHR 18:30 - Arr SIN 14:15 (+1) - daily, non-stop
SQ321 - Dep LHR 22:15 - Arr SIN 18:00 (+1) - daily, non-stop
QF032 - Dep LHR 12:15 - Arr SIN 08:00 (+1) - daily, non-stop
BA011 - Dep LHR 21:25 - Arr SIN 17:15 (+1) - daily, non-stop
Please check above times. This is only a guide. Flight times change every 6 mths.

(SQ departs Singapore for Bali thrice daily at 9.35am, 4.40pm, 7.00pm,
Qantas/BA depart SG every Tues & Sat at 9.25pm arrive in Bali at midnight)

Hong Kong - British Airways, Qantas, Cathay Pacific.
(Departure time from HK is daily at 10.05am. Same flight for all airlines.)

Doha (Qatar, Middle East in case you don’t know where it is) - British Airways, Qatar Airways