From bustling Bangkok to serene Bali — cheap flights across Asia
Asia offers incredible value for travelers, with low costs on the ground making even a slightly pricier flight worthwhile. Competition between Asian carriers has driven transpacific fares to historic lows, with multiple budget long-haul options now available. From the temples of Southeast Asia to the tech hubs of East Asia, flight deals to Asia appear regularly.
January through March and September through November offer the cheapest transpacific fares. Avoid Chinese New Year and summer peak.
Real deals from this week - subscribers get these and more, every Friday.
That BOS-TLV fare is 58% below its typical median price - plus direct flights to Rome from $665 and Nassau from $371 are turning heads this week.
Manchester to Budapest is 74% below typical right now at just £97 return - plus direct flights to Berlin for £50 and Copenhagen for £40 from MAN.
This week: direct flights to LA from £572, New York from £623, San Francisco from £588 - plus premium cabin deals for subscribers. Save up to 25% vs typical prices.
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What is the cheapest Asian country to fly to from the US?
Japan (Tokyo) and South Korea (Seoul) typically have the cheapest fares from the US West Coast, often $500-700 roundtrip. Thailand (Bangkok) and Taiwan (Taipei) also see frequent deals, especially with one-stop itineraries.
How long is the flight to Asia from the US?
Direct flights from the West Coast to East Asia take 10-13 hours. From the East Coast, expect 14-17 hours. Southeast Asian destinations typically require one stop and 18-24 hours of total travel time.
Is it cheaper to fly to Asia from the West or East Coast?
The West Coast is typically $200-500 cheaper for transpacific flights. If you're on the East Coast, consider a positioning flight to LA, SF, or Seattle, or look for deals via Middle Eastern carriers (Emirates, Qatar) which route through the other direction.
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