Cheap Flights of the Week: India, Asia, USA
A weekly round-up of the best flight deals across the net.
$296: Fly return to India
Fly AirAsia when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Gold Coast to Cochin from $296 return, Sydney to Cochin from $311 return, Melbourne to Cochin from $318 return and Perth to Cochin from $321 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment not included.
Dates: April-June 2017
We love these flights because:
- These may be some of the cheapest flights to have ever been offered on this route
- Indian cuisine is delicious, with plenty of cheap vegetarian and seafood dishes on offer in the south
- Cochin is surrounded by the Arabian Sea and the Laccadive Sea
$1,107: Fly business class return to Asia
Fly Philippine Airlines when you book via BYO Jet.
Sample fares include Melbourne to Singapore from $1,107 return, Melbourne to Tokyo from $1,123 return, Melbourne to Hong Kong from $1,139 return and Sydney to Ho Chi Minh from $1,132 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: July-November 2017
We love these flights because:
- You'll be flying business class on Philippine Airlines and be treated like a star
- You can play around on Skyscanner and BYO Jet to hunt for alternate flights and dates
- Other destinations on sale include Bangkok, Taipei, Osaka, Fukuoka and Guam
$838: Fly return to USA
Fly Air New Zealand when you book via Flight Centre.
Sample fares include Melbourne to Los Angeles from $838 return, Brisbane to Los Angeles from $849 return, Sydney to Los Angeles from $850 return and Gold Coast to Los Angeles from $901 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: May-December 2017
We love these flights because:
- Air New Zeland is one of the world's safest, highest-rated and most popular airlines
- Prices like these are hard to find, even for sale fares
- LAX is a great jump-off point for forward travels to the US, and there are also departures from San Francisco
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