Bali Airfares & Tickets
Here is the history of articles on Bali Blog which relate to airfare and airline tickets to Bali. Also learn more about how to get cheap airfare to Bali.
Lion Air Direct to Singapore from Bali
Another new airline route has been added to the growing number of service from Denpasar to other places on the planet. This one is a direct flight to Singapore vice versa which would make it ideal for all expats doing a visa-run. The new service is also ideal for those travellers coming through Singapore that want to fly direct to Bali instead of going through Jakarta. Lion Air will commence this new route on Friday (6th June) and for starter price is it quite reasonable at $117. What is even better still is for …
Date: June 5th, 2008 |
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Bali tourism: Its the airport stupid
Reading an article posted on Bali Discovery today, brought back memories of travelling from Europe to Bali.
Date: November 13th, 2006 |
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AirAsia Not Flying To Vietnam, Laos And Myanmar
AirAsia, the Malaysian based budget airline will not being flying to Vietnam, Laos And Myanmar this year. According to managers, a the company is re-tooling in hopes of operating out of Penang or Kedah, in order to grab a share of the Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand market.
Date: August 2nd, 2006 |
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Air Paradise and Star Air to Fly Again?: Indonesia
I have always flown Garuda Airlines whenever I have travelled to Indonesia and domestically I have always tried to board a Garuda flight but sometimes it has been unavoidable and I had to use another carrier.
Date: July 3rd, 2006 |
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Govt Plans Fund to Keep Garuda Flying: Indonesia
At one time Garuda's balance sheet was in the black but with the ever increasing downturn in tourism the Indonesian government is exploring ways to keep the national carrier afloat.
Date: June 21st, 2006 |
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Lion Air to Begin Flights from Bali to Singapore
Many times I have been tempted just to head out of Indonesia and over to Singapore for a week or so break. As cheap as it is to get there from Jakarta, it’s going to be even better now that Lion Air will fly direst to Singapore from Bali. This is good news for those travellers on a RTW trip wanting to go direct to Bali from South-East Asia. It is also good news for those residents who want to holiday in Bali. Indonesia’s Lion Air has declared its intention to begin flying between Bali and Singapore in June or July 2008, utilizing Boeing 737-900ER aircraft. As reported in Bisnis Indonesia, the public relations manager of Lion Air, Hasyim Alhabsi, said service would initially be once each day with additional flights to follow.
Date: May 1st, 2008 |
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Air tickets in Bali
This morning I went down to Kuta to order a plane ticket to Singapore, to renew my Business Visa. I’ve had some ups and downs with airlines recently and wanted to get to the bottom of things. My ticket on Garuda (serviced by Malaysia Airlines) to London, was supposedly changeable, as far as the date. “You just call to change at least 24 hours before flight and no problem,” the travel agent told me. Six weeks later I tried that and almost lost the ticket! I was told my ticket was not transferable at all. Only by luck, and using some pressure tactics that I learned over the years, from my colleagues, I got the manager to write me a new ticket.
Date: August 8th, 2006 |
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Jetstar promises cheap Bali air tickets
Australian airline Jetstar is getting travelers and tourists excited about cheaper air tickets to Bali. The airline launched its domestic arm 2 years ago, immediately starting a price war with Virgin Blue, offering 100,000 one-way air tickets for $29 each.
Date: July 25th, 2006 |
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A Lifesaver Under Your Seat
During my life I have done a heck of a lot of travelling by air and I must admit that just before take-off when the air hostess is preening and doing her thing explaining to everybody what to do with the life saving equipment, I never take notice.
Date: June 26th, 2006 |
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Garuda Airlines to Re-Schedule Debt Repayments
Garuda Airlines is looking to propose a reschedule in its debt repayments to the European Credit Agency to whom it owes US$794 million.
Date: June 14th, 2006 |
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