Asiana Airlines Direct Return to Seoul - Business Class from Sydney $3277, Melbourne $4036, Economy SYD $1226, MEL $1233 @ BTF

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Associatedbeatthatflight on 15/08/2025 - 08:06 beatthatflight.com.au (166 clicks)
Last edited 15/08/2025 - 11:39 by 1 other user

Direct Flights on one of the best airlines around to Seoul, from Melbourne and Sydney.

Direct Economy flights are solid, but those business class flights are where this deal shines. More reviews and details here.

Also consider:
- Singapore Airlines Return: Seoul, South Korea from $619 Return
- Air Asia One Way: SYD/MEL/PER to Tokyo $257/ $323/ $266, Osaka $256/ $344/ $320, Seoul $274/ $357/ $291, Sapporo $337/ $431/ $357!

Summary:
Melbourne (Tullamarine) - Seoul (7 Nov 25 - 14 Nov 25) from $1233 return
Melbourne (Tullamarine) - Seoul in Business Class (29 Oct 25 - 17 Nov 25) from $4036 return
Sydney - Seoul (17 Sep 25 - 23 Oct 25) from $1226 return
Sydney - Seoul in Business Class (8 Oct 25 - 11 Dec 25) from $3277 return

Melbourne (Tullamarine) - Seoul on Asiana Airlines return

Dates: 7 Nov 25 - 14 Nov 25

Return Price	Travel Dates
$1233	7 Nov to 14 Nov

• Cheapest :$1233 return

Melbourne (Tullamarine) - Seoul on Asiana Airlines return in Business Class

Dates: 29 Oct 25 - 17 Nov 25

Return Price	Travel Dates
$4038	29 Oct to 17 Nov
$4036	10 Nov to 17 Nov

• Cheapest :$4036 return

Sydney - Seoul on Asiana Airlines return

Dates: 17 Sep 25 - 23 Oct 25

Return Price	Travel Dates
$1431	17 Sep to 6 Oct
$1350	26 Sep to 23 Oct
$1260	13 Oct to 24 Oct
$1260	16 Oct to 12 Nov
$1226	20 Nov to 27 Nov

• Cheapest :$1226 return

Sydney - Seoul on Asiana Airlines return in Business Class

Dates: 8 Oct 25 - 11 Dec 25

Return Price	Travel Dates
$3627	8 Oct to 19 Oct
$3543	14 Oct to 21 Oct
$3451	20 Oct to 8 Nov
$3279	26 Oct to 14 Nov
$3279	29 Oct to 17 Nov
$3278	7 Nov to 14 Nov
$3278	10 Nov to 17 Nov
$3278	13 Nov to 28 Nov
$3278	16 Nov to 23 Nov
$3278	19 Nov to 4 Dec
$3277	25 Nov to 2 Dec
$3277	4 Dec to 11 Dec

• Cheapest :$3277 return

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  Maglia Nera on 15/08/2025 - 08:20

  -3

  Asiana is ranked #41 according to worldairlineawards.com

  So wouldn't classify it as "one of the best airlines"

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    Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 15/08/2025 - 08:22

    I mean, if we're analysing it, there are over 5,000 airlines with ICAO codes, so that's pretty high. But also via worldairlineawards/skytrax, it's rated a 5-star airline. So I think the statement is fair.

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  xxJAGUARxx on 15/08/2025 - 08:22

  +1

  Still trying to find a deal here lmao. Should have gone to spec savers

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    Bunnyburger on 15/08/2025 - 09:49

    -1

    Help me I'm blind! XD

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  thrillhouseozb on 15/08/2025 - 09:17

  +4

  Dont use OTA's. "Deal" is avaliable direct for a few extra dollars, will save you a lot of pain if you need to adjust your booking or if you have something like a scheduled change to your booking

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    Asti on 15/08/2025 - 10:27

    I see this advice stated alot and personally I don't see a big difference between dealing with the OTA and the airline directly. After buying the ticket on the OTA many times I dealt with the airline directly anyway. I think which OTA you use is important, and they vary significantly in quality. Also having insurance can mitigate any losses, which you might be pretty much required if you go to any country with no health care.

    I only go with the airline direct if it's about the same price. Otherwise it's usually a saving of a few hundred dollars.

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      notaccel on 15/08/2025 - 11:52

      Generally if anything goes wrong, you're at the mercy of the OTA and not the airline which could be the difference between you flying and not flying.

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  assarabbiya on 15/08/2025 - 14:18

  Is there any tips / hacks for long (e.g. over 4weeks) holidays?
  Using google and btf only I only found the usual prices (around 2k) in Dec 25 - Jan 26