Flights to Indonesia

Flights to Indonesia

Indonesia has a total of 129 airports, 2 of which handle intercontinental flights, 19 of these airports handle international flights. Currently, 128 airports offer domestic flights. 110 of these airports exclusively serve domestic flights. All airports in Indonesia together handle 36,206 flights this month, departing from 200 airports in 28 countries, operated by 72 different airlines — including 20 low-cost carriers. You can fly to Indonesia in Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class and First Class.

FlightConnections provides all the information you need to plan your flight to Indonesia. Airports, destinations, routes and schedules are all clearly displayed on our interactive flight map. If you prefer a list view, the sections below with available departure and arrival airports might be useful. Looking to see which countries offer direct connections? You'll find that information further down, along with all airlines flying to Indonesia.

For a more comfortable journey, explore the Business Class and First Class sections on this page. You can also use the Class filter to choose your cabin class and see routes clearly displayed on the flight map. If you'd like to travel with an alliance, you can do so with SkyTeam, Oneworld or Star Alliance. Simply use the Alliance filter to display their specific routes on the map.

Destinations in Indonesia

Explore Indonesia!

Discover all 129 destinations in Indonesia. The most popular airports are in Jakarta, Denpasar, Makassar, Surabaya, Medan, Balikpapan, Batam, Yogyakarta, Praya, Lombok, Banjarmasin and Palembang. Collectively, the top 11 airports in these cities handle over 70% of all arriving flights this month.

Below is the full list of destinations in Indonesia, ranked by popularity based on the number of flights each airport handles. If you're interested in flying to any of these destinations, simply click it to view all routes, airlines, and flight schedules.

Airlines flying to Indonesia

When planning your trip to Indonesia, you have several airline options to consider. A total of 72 airlines offer direct flights to the country — including 20 low-cost carriers. Major airlines include Lion Air, Batik Air, Super Air Jet and Citilink. Together they operate more than half (54%) of all scheduled flights in March.

Below is an overview of the airlines that offer their services, ranked by popularity. If you are mainly interested in low-cost carriers, check out the next section a little further down this page.

Low-cost carriers flying to Indonesia

To find cheap airfare, consider flights operated by one of the airlines listed below when planning your trip. At the moment, there are 20 budget airlines to choose from. If you're looking for affordable flights, Lion Air, Super Air Jet and Citilink provide the widest range of route options. They serve 69% of all flights operated by low-cost airlines.

What is the best time to visit Indonesia?

All 129 destinations in Indonesia are tropical destinations, which you will find here — making it easy to plan your trip to Indonesia.

🌴  Tropical destinations

The tropical spots in Indonesia are famous for their consistently warm temperatures, ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F) throughout the year, along with high humidity and rainfall, especially in rainforest and monsoon areas.

Indonesia is located in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, therefore the dry and wet seasons differ, while it is warm all year round with high humidity. For visiting destinations in the Northern hemisphere, the best time is from November to April. For tropical destinations that are South of the equator, May to October are the best months. As of today, you can fly directly to 129 tropical destinations, which can be found below:

🌐 North of the equator

🌐 South of the equator

Countries with direct flights to Indonesia

From which countries can you fly non-stop?

Below is a list of all 27 countries that have non-stop flights to Indonesia, including the number of airports that offer those flights:

Airports with direct flights to Indonesia

This section is ideal for finding the best airport to start your trip to Indonesia. All airports with direct flights are listed below, ranked by popularity. Currently, 72 airports across 27 countries and 4 continents offer direct flights to 129 airports in Indonesia.

Flying First Class to Indonesia

Which airports offer First Class flights?

If you're looking for a luxurious flight, you can choose to depart from a total of 11 airports (located in 9 different countries), and arrive at one of 3 First Class airports in Indonesia : Jakarta, Denpasar or Medan Airport. Discover below all airports that have First Class options:

Departure airports with First Class flights

First Class airports in Indonesia

Flying Business Class to Indonesia

Where can you fly to in Business Class?

In total, there are 104 airports across 25 countries that provide business class flights to Indonesia. As of today, you can arrive at 58 airports in Business Class.

Departure airports with Business Class flights

Business Class airports in Indonesia

Domestic flights across Indonesia

With a total of 590 domestic routes, there are many flights within Indonesia that make it easy to travel around the country. Jakarta, Makassar, Surabaya, Denpasar and Balikpapan have the most domestic connections, helpful to know when planning your trip.

Lion Air, Super Air Jet, Batik Air and Citilink together operate more than half (63%) of all domestic flights in Indonesia, a total of 19,320 flights this month. The list below provides you with a lot more information, from interesting statistics to an overview of all domestic routes.

International flights from Asia to Indonesia

There are 56 cities spread across 22 countries in Asia that offer international flights to Indonesia. Those cities offer direct flights to one of 19 airports in the country. As of today, Malaysia, Singapore, China, Thailand and Vietnam have the best direct connections to Indonesia from Asia.

The 2 most popular international airports are Jakarta and Denpasar Airport, which together handle more than half (71%) of all incoming international flights to the country. The majority of those flights are operated by 12 airlines: AirAsia, AirAsia - AK, Batik Air - OD, Singapore Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Scoot, Malaysia Airlines, TransNusa, Batik Air, China Southern, Cathay Pacific and Xiamen Airlines.

Currently, 18 low-cost carriers out of 61 airlines offer direct flights on a total of 124 international routes from Asia.

In the following sections we provide detailed information on the available routes from every country with non-stop flights and (if available) stopover flights:

Flights from Malaysia to Indonesia

You can fly non-stop from 7 airports in Malaysia, and visit any of the 17 destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 28 direct routes from Malaysia, operated by 13 different airlines — including 8 low-cost carriers.

Malaysia to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 13 airports in Malaysia offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Flights from Singapore to Indonesia

From Singapore you can fly non-stop from Singapore Airport, and visit any of the 15 destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 15 direct routes from Singapore, operated by 11 different airlines — including 3 low-cost carriers.

Singapore to Indonesia with a stopover

There is another option available if you consider a stopover flight: Singapore (Seletar) Airport offers a 1-stop flight to Jakarta:

Flights from China to Indonesia

From China you can fly non-stop from 16 airports, and arrive at 4 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 27 direct routes from China, operated by 13 different airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (Lion Air and Juneyao Airlines).

China to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 203 airports in China offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Flights from Thailand to Indonesia

You can fly non-stop from 3 airports in Thailand, and arrive at 4 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 7 direct routes from Thailand, operated by 8 different airlines — including 4 low-cost carriers.

Thailand to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 26 airports in Thailand offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Vietnam to Indonesia

You can fly non-stop from 3 airports in Vietnam, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 6 direct routes from Vietnam, operated by 3 different airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (VietJet Air and AirAsia).

Vietnam to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 18 airports in Vietnam offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Hong Kong to Indonesia

From Hong Kong you can fly non-stop from Hong Kong Airport, and visit any of the 3 destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 3 direct routes from Hong Kong, operated by 4 different airlines — none of which are low-cost airlines.

Flights from South Korea to Indonesia

You can fly non-stop from 3 airports in South Korea, and visit any of the 3 destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 5 direct routes from South Korea, operated by 6 different airlines — including Jeju Air, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

South Korea to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 3 airports in South Korea offer flights to 16 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Flights from Japan to Indonesia

From Japan you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 3 direct routes from Japan, operated by 3 different airlines — none of which are low-cost airlines.

Japan to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 56 airports in Japan offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Saudi Arabia to Indonesia

From Saudi Arabia you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and arrive at the only destination in Indonesia: Jakarta. In total there are 2 direct routes from Saudi Arabia, operated by 2 different airlines — Garuda Indonesia and Saudi Arabian.

Saudi Arabia to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 24 airports in Saudi Arabia offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Qatar to Indonesia

From Qatar you can fly non-stop from Doha Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 2 direct routes from Qatar, operated by 2 different airlines — Garuda Indonesia and Qatar Airways.

Flights from Taiwan to Indonesia

From Taiwan you can fly non-stop from Taipei Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 2 direct routes from Taiwan, operated by 3 different airlines — none of which are low-cost airlines.

Taiwan to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 3 airports in Taiwan offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Flights from India to Indonesia

You can fly non-stop from 5 airports in India, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 5 direct routes from India, operated by 2 different airlines — including IndiGo Airlines, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

India to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 104 airports in India offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from United Arab Emirates to Indonesia

From United Arab Emirates you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and visit any of the 3 destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 5 direct routes from United Arab Emirates, operated by 2 different airlines — Etihad Airways and Emirates.

United Arab Emirates to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 5 airports in United Arab Emirates offer flights to 17 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Flights from Philippines to Indonesia

From Philippines you can fly non-stop from Manila Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 2 direct routes from Philippines, operated by 2 different airlines — including Cebu Pacific, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Philippines to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 31 airports in Philippines offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Flights from Turkey to Indonesia

From Turkey you can fly non-stop from Istanbul Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 2 direct routes from Turkey, operated by Turkish Airlines.

Turkey to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 46 airports in Turkey offer flights to 17 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Timor-Leste to Indonesia

From Timor-Leste you can fly non-stop from Dili Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Indonesia: Denpasar. This is the only non-stop flight route from Timor-Leste to Indonesia, operated by 2 different airlines — including Citilink, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Timor-Leste to Indonesia with a stopover

There is another option available if you consider a stopover flight: Oecusse Airport offers a 1-stop flight to Denpasar:

Flights from Brunei to Indonesia

From Brunei you can fly non-stop from Brunei and Muara Airport, and visit any of the 3 destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 3 direct routes from Brunei, operated by 2 different airlines — including AirAsia, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Flights from Sri Lanka to Indonesia

From Sri Lanka you can fly non-stop from Colombo Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Indonesia: Jakarta. This is the only non-stop flight route from Sri Lanka to Indonesia, operated by SriLankan Airlines.

Sri Lanka to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 8 airports in Sri Lanka offer flights to 2 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Oman to Indonesia

From Oman you can fly non-stop from Muscat Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Indonesia. In total there are 2 direct routes from Oman, operated by 2 different airlines — including SalamAir, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Oman to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 4 airports in Oman offer flights to 3 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Macao to Indonesia

From Macao you can fly non-stop from Macau Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Indonesia: Jakarta. This is the only non-stop flight route from Macao to Indonesia, operated by Air Macau.

Flights from Cambodia to Indonesia

From Cambodia you can fly non-stop from Phnom Penh Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Indonesia: Jakarta. This is the only non-stop flight route from Cambodia to Indonesia, all operated by the low-cost carrier AirAsia.

Cambodia to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 3 airports in Cambodia offer flights to 19 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Flights from Uzbekistan to Indonesia

From Uzbekistan you can fly non-stop from Tashkent Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Indonesia: Denpasar. This is the only non-stop flight route from Uzbekistan to Indonesia, all operated by the low-cost carrier Centrum Air.

Uzbekistan to Indonesia with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 11 airports in Uzbekistan offer flights to 2 destinations in Indonesia that require just one stop:

Intercontinental flights to Indonesia

There are 3 continents beyond Asia that have direct flights to Indonesia. A total of 5 different countries across Africa, Europe and Oceania offer flights to the country. With 19 direct flight routes, connecting 16 intercontinental airports to 2 destinations, Indonesia is well-connected to various parts of the world. 11 different airlines (of which 4 are low-cost) are operating these long-haul flights.

Australia, New Zealand and Russia have the best intercontinental flight connections to Indonesia.

All intercontinental flights can be found below — arranged by continent, country and departure airport.

Non-stop flights from Oceania to Indonesia

From Oceania, 2 countries have direct flights to Indonesia. 16 non-stop routes are available, operated by 9 airlines — 4 of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from Australia to Indonesia

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Australia you can do so from 12 airports. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 8 airlines — including 4 low-cost carriers.

Australia to Indonesia with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Indonesia, as 95 departure airports in Australia offer 1-stop flights to 2 destinations in Indonesia:

Flights from New Zealand to Indonesia

Looking to fly directly from New Zealand? This is possible from Auckland only. You will arrive at Denpasar — currently the only direct route connecting Indonesia and New Zealand. Flights are operated by Air New Zealand.

New Zealand to Indonesia with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Indonesia, as 21 departure airports in New Zealand offer 1-stop flights to 15 destinations in Indonesia:

Non-stop flights from Europe to Indonesia

From Europe, 2 countries have direct flights to Indonesia. 2 non-stop routes are available, operated by 2 airlines — none of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from Russia to Indonesia

Looking to fly directly from Russia? This is possible from Moscow Sheremetyevo only. You will arrive at Denpasar — currently the only direct route connecting Indonesia and Russia. Flights are operated by Aeroflot.

Russia to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 64 airports in Russia offer flights to 5 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Flights from Netherlands to Indonesia

Looking to fly directly from Netherlands? This is possible from Amsterdam only. You will arrive at Jakarta — currently the only direct route connecting Indonesia and Netherlands. Flights are operated by Garuda Indonesia.

Non-stop flights from Africa to Indonesia

From Africa you can only depart from Egypt for a direct flight to Indonesia. These route(s) are operated by one airline.

Flights from Egypt to Indonesia

Looking to fly directly from Egypt? This is possible from Cairo only. You will arrive at Jakarta — currently the only direct route connecting Indonesia and Egypt. Flights are operated by Egyptair.

Egypt to Indonesia with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 12 airports in Egypt offer flights to 3 destinations in Indonesia with a single stop:

Most popular routes to Indonesia

Whether you're looking to explore the scenic landscapes, charming towns and vibrant cities of Indonesia, visit friends and family or simply need to attend a business meeting — we've got you covered. Check out the list below to find the most popular non-stop flights available for your journey.

Popular routes to Indonesia with a stopover

If there is no airport near you offering direct flights to Indonesia, don't worry — you can still reach the country with a brief stopover along the way.

Below is a list of the most popular routes that require a stopover.

To see all 1- or 2-stop flight options, simply use the "Show indirect destinations" button on the map, or use the search bar to select your departure airport and discover all available routes from there to Indonesia!

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