Airlines
There are a multitude of airlines offering flights to the UK, from the 'big name' international carriers to the budget charter flights. In such a competitive market it will be worth your while to shop around for a good deal, although of course you should also consider the route options, safety matters, and stopovers possibilities that each airline offers.
British Airways
British Airways has one of the world's largest carrier fleets, and flies regularly out of Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa for London. Key stopover cities are Singapore and Los Angeles. Onward connections to other UK destinations are also available. For additional information check out www.britishairways.com or contact:
In Australia - 02 8904 8800.
In New Zealand - 09 356 8690.
United Airlines
United Airlines is another international carrier that services the southern hemisphere. With daily flights from Australia and New Zealand, United offers a range of US stopover options. For additional information check out www.ual.com or contact:
In Australia - 13 1777.
In New Zealand - 09 379 3800.
Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand has been a frequent winner of the Pacific Airline of the Year award, and offers Australians and Kiwis a 'local' alternative to the larger carriers. With the main routes being via Singapore or Los Angeles, Air New Zealand flights depart daily from major antipodean centres. For additional information check out www.airnewzealand.com or contact:
In Australia - 13 2476.
In New Zealand - 0800 737 000.
Qantas Airways
Qantas Airways is a major carrier to the UK, with daily departures from Australian centres. With a codeshare arrangement with British Airways, Qantas offers flexibility for onward connections within the UK. For additional information check out www.qantas.com.au or contact:
In Australia - 13 1313.
In New Zealand - 0800 808 767.
Thai Airlines
One of the world's most highly-rated airlines, and one of the more generous on the leg-room too.
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