SYD/MEL/BNE/PER - Amsterdam, Netherlands from $968 Return (Via China Southern Airlines) @ Momondo

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BangkokBreakfast on 03/07/2016 - 12:13 momondo.com.au (219 clicks)
Last edited 03/07/2016 - 20:57 by 2 other users

Cheap flights from many Australian cities to Amsterdam, Netherlands from only $968 AUD roundtrip.

Depart from:
Melbourne: $968
Perth: $973
Brisbane: $988
Sydney: $990

DEPART:
Melbourne/Perth/Brisbane/Sydney, Australia

ARRIVE:
Amsterdam, Netherlands

RETURN:
Melbourne/Perth/Brisbane/Sydney, Australia

DATES:
Availability from October to December 2016
Example dates:

Melbourne – Amsterdam: $968
30th Oct – 9th Nov
1st-11th Nov
3rd-13th Nov
5th-15th Nov
7th-17th Nov
11th-21st Nov
13th-23rd Nov
15th-25th Nov
17th-27th Nov
19th-29th Nov
21st Nov – 1st Dec

Perth – Amsterdam: $973
30th Oct – 9th Nov
1st-11th Nov
3rd-13th Nov
11th-21st Nov
13th-23rd Nov
15th-25th Nov
17th-27th Nov

Brisbane – Amsterdam: $988
30th Oct – 9th Nov
1st-11th Nov
3rd-13th Nov
7th-17th Nov
11th-21st Nov
13th-23rd Nov
15th-25th Nov
17th-27th Nov
21st Nov – 1st Dec

Sydney – Amsterdam: $990
30th Oct – 9th Nov
1st-11th Nov
3rd-13th Nov
5th-15th Nov
7th-17th Nov
11th-21st Nov
13th-23rd Nov
15th-25th Nov
17th-27th Nov
19th-29th Nov
21st Nov – 1st Dec
and more…

STOPS:
Guangzhou

AIRLINES:
China Southern Airlines

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  bozbargain on 03/07/2016 - 12:49

  +1

  Fantastic price but as per your link to Momondo, for an extra $150 you can also fly Etihad which makes the flight (at least one leg) a bit shorter. Not a big fan of Etihad but I would still prefer them over China Southern.

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    BangkokBreakfast on 03/07/2016 - 12:51

    Agreed, good find!

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    inherentchoice on 04/07/2016 - 06:16

    To go from the east coast of Oz to Europe, geographically speaking it's actually a shorter route to go via China than the Middle East.

    SYD to London via Guangzhou is 9h 45m + 12h 35m = 22h 20m

    Whereas SYD to London via Abu Dhabi is 14h 55m + 7h 55m = 22h 50m.

    Not a big difference but I think I would prefer a 12.5 hr flight than a 15 hr one for $150 more.

    Of course there are other factors but I am just saying it's a shorter route and the stopover is much closer to half-way.

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      bozbargain on 04/07/2016 - 08:15

      I was looking at the actual trip duration, inbound and outbound. Total travel time is shorter with Etihad. And although I much prefer to break up the trip via a stopover in Asia, Guangzhou isn't ideal.

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        inherentchoice on 04/07/2016 - 10:05

        Do you mean including the layover time?

        Because it's much the same coming back… it's 20 h 50 m via Guangzhou (11h 30m + 9h 20m) or 21 h 20 m via Abu Dhabi (7h 20m + 14h).

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        bozbargain on 04/07/2016 - 13:08

        @inherentchoice: Yes, total flight duration includes layovers. Based on OP's example, China Southern's inbound flights incl layover would come to 28h25m at best. That's too long for me if you don't break it up with an overnight stay.

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  UFO on 03/07/2016 - 13:34

  +2

  Is this with or without an unscheduled 'stop over' in the middle of the Pacific?
  I'd rather pay $150 for a much safer and more comfortable airline like Etihad.

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  Gamedeals on 03/07/2016 - 13:43

  +1

  I've done this trip with China Southern multiple times and the stop-overs in China are a pain especially when you have a domestic flight.

  The $150 on Etihad is definitely worth it.

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  [Deactivated] on 03/07/2016 - 14:36

  +1

  Change planes in Guangzhou? My least favourite airport in the world.

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  Ravine on 03/07/2016 - 15:00

  +2

  Would pay extra not to fly China Southern and transit in Guangzhou.

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  Mad Max on 03/07/2016 - 15:34

  +1

  Transit in any Chinese airport is a huge pain and risk. Totally disorganised, no signage, no staff to help and when you find them they do not want to help and pretend they do not speak english. And other chinese passengers push and try to step in front of you when you try to get informations.
  If you have 2 stops in China with a domestic flight in between then you are REALLY asking for troubles…and good luck sorting it out …

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  Bargaingeek on 03/07/2016 - 16:39

  Not a safe airline

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  spuderump on 03/07/2016 - 17:31

  Why is guangzhou airport so bad?

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  Mad Max on 03/07/2016 - 18:15

  The airport itself is actually quite good, but signage is poor or inexistent and uncoordinated. Worst thing in my opinion is the totally uninterested and unhelpful attitude of staff. Probably they get paid peanuts…not sure, but it is really a fight to obtain any correct and meaningful information out of them. Never seen anything that bad in any other airport around the world.