Getting there
Twenty-five airlines now fly to Australia from the UK, which means 75 flights to choose from each week (May 2002). Getting to Australia has never been easier - whether via the US and Canada, South Africa or Asia.
You can fly direct, plan a stopover in Japan, Thailand or Singapore, break your journey in Johannesburg or Los Angeles, then island hop across the Pacific to a number of international gateways, with Sydney and Melbourne being the most popular. Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin, Cairns and Hobart also have international terminals.
A huge range of flying and ticket options is available. Around-the-world tickets to Australia are often a great deal as they offer airline flexibility and a number of stops.
read more with australia.com
You can fly direct, plan a stopover in Japan, Thailand or Singapore, break your journey in Johannesburg or Los Angeles, then island hop across the Pacific to a number of international gateways, with Sydney and Melbourne being the most popular. Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin, Cairns and Hobart also have international terminals.
A huge range of flying and ticket options is available. Around-the-world tickets to Australia are often a great deal as they offer airline flexibility and a number of stops.
read more with australia.com
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