Airfare - Manila to Australia (One Way)

jepoy527 · October 2014

@bookworm, @PIPO, February 7 ako--Sydney bound. Qantas ticket for family of 3: Php 51,600. Goodluck sa ating BIG MOVE! Nakakatakot na nakaka excite. hehehe!

kenshusei · October 2014

Reminder: If you are travelling using Singapore Airline and in transit VIA CHANGI Airport.

FREE $40 voucher

Don't forget to claim your $40 voucher if you are using Singapore Airline and on "TRANSIT" via Changi Airport. (until 31/03/15)
- If traveling with family (you may claim for all members of family/paid ticket)
- voucher expiry is 1 year if I remember it correctly. Read the T&C

For more details:
http://yzzymae.blogspot.com.au/2014/09/claim-s40-voucher-singapore-airlines-on.html

@atchino Medyo naguluhan ako, sabi kasi dun sa eligibility sa site nila:

Singapore Airlines or SilkAir customers whose point of origin, as stated in their e-ticket, is either Europe, Africa, South America, China, India, Indonesia, Australia or New Zealand. This includes any of the following countries:...

Ibig sabihin if you booked a one-way flight from Manila to Australia (transit in Sg), di ka entitled sa $40 voucher?

kenshusei · October 2014

@bookworm, @PIPO, February 7 ako--Sydney bound. Qantas ticket for family of 3: Php 51,600. Goodluck sa ating BIG MOVE! Nakakatakot na nakaka excite. hehehe!

wow mura naman nyan boss. Ngayon around 63k na for 3 pax ang pinakamababa sa Qantas.

bookworm · October 2014

@kbv nice! nope, friend ko. Merong FB group ang pinoyau na canberra. Nag join ka na dun?

jepoy527 · October 2014

@kenshusei may mas mura pa sana dyan boss, yung 48k kaso di ko na inabutan.hehe

atchino · October 2014

Reminder: If you are travelling using Singapore Airline and in transit VIA CHANGI Airport.

FREE $40 voucher

Don't forget to claim your $40 voucher if you are using Singapore Airline and on "TRANSIT" via Changi Airport. (until 31/03/15)
- If traveling with family (you may claim for all members of family/paid ticket)
- voucher expiry is 1 year if I remember it correctly. Read the T&C

For more details:
http://yzzymae.blogspot.com.au/2014/09/claim-s40-voucher-singapore-airlines-on.html
@atchino Medyo naguluhan ako, sabi kasi dun sa eligibility sa site nila:

Singapore Airlines or SilkAir customers whose point of origin, as stated in their e-ticket, is either Europe, Africa, South America, China, India, Indonesia, Australia or New Zealand. This includes any of the following countries:...

Ibig sabihin if you booked a one-way flight from Manila to Australia (transit in Sg), di ka entitled sa $40 voucher?

Wala ang Phil sa point or origin. Hindi eligible kung galing ka pinas. Better if you cal them up to inquire kahit wala ka pang plane ticket entertain nila yung inquiry mo.

Nasubukan ko na sydney-SG-sydney a couple of yers ago.

tpos yung kaiibgan namin this year sydney-sg-sydney / naka pag claim sila ng $40 voucher pinambili ng chokolate pasalubong.

cgm · October 2014

We got our tickets for Manila - Melbourne this coming Nov. 6th. Purchased it on Oct. 5th. Paid P44,800, 2 adults & 1 child, kasama na 6 inflight meals at 100kgs na baggage. This is via Airasia pala.

kbv · October 2014

@bookworm - Yup, nandun na ako, di lang nakakalog-in lagi. Good luck satin

Mag initial entry kami this Nov. Two-way for 2 people with 40 kg baggage each, PhP 30 K. Cebu Pac.

PIPO · October 2014

@kenshusei ubos na yung sale? hanggang march pa yun the last time I check

kenshusei · October 2014

@jepoy527 swerte! timing lang talaga.

@PIPO wala na kaming makita e. we eventually decided to fly with Singair, 3k pesos difference lang kasi with Qantas, gala gala nalang din sa SG during layover. Ang laking dagdag ng airfare ng baby na 2 years old and above, almost 1 adult na din

kenshusei · October 2014

@atchino thats what I thought too. Sayang

Thanks for clarifying

wizardofOz · October 2014

To avoid fraudulent transactions and to protect credit card owners, PAL reserves the right to require that the credit card used in purchasing the ticket(s) online be presented at the ticket collection point, upon check-in or in cases of reissuance, rebooking or refund of a ticket.
...
Virtual credit cards are NOT accepted as form of payment as we may require the actual presentation of the credit card used online.

Any comments? Thanks!

Based from experience ko sa PAL, San Francisco to Manila flight, hinanapan ako nung CC na ginamit.. Na-misplace ko yung card sa mga bags ko, ayaw talaga akong icheck-in..

Pati snapshot ng internet banking nung CC ayaw nila i-honor.

Nung nahanap lang namin yung card saka kami chineck-in.

So I think ganun din sila magiging kahigpit kung Pinas manggaling yung flight.

kenshusei · October 2014

@wizardofOz Thanks sa info. Di naman nila kailangan iverify kung working pa o hindi? By that time kasi putol na yung CC ko

ieya_oz · October 2014

Hello guys, sa Jetstar (sis co of Qantas) may Friday Frenzy cheap fares.. you may want to check it out.. we booked 3 tickets for Php35K (80 kilos baggage allowance).. so grab it!

orengoreng · October 2014

Hi just want to share my experience flying to Sydney back and forth thru Cebupacific. Got the ticket in promo 15k two way MNL-SYD only this October. Naginitial entry muna ako need to go back in Pinas and next year be moving in AU hakot gamit na. Ok naman cebu pacific on that route, bago yun plane and I got to fly there for a very low price ticket. Smooth naman ang travel may delay nga lang sa flight but I don't mind basta bring me there safe and the price is so far from other airline. Pareho lang naman din ang airline na gamit ng Cathay, Singaporean and want as A330 rin like cebu pacific. Why am I saying this is because I find myself na ok naman sumakay ng cebupac on long haul supportahan sana natin ang cebu PAC para kung gusto man natin umuwi ng Pinas hindi mabubutas bulsa natin. Natulungan pa natin ang economy ng bansa natin. Ang lapit lang ng AU sa pinas pwede mag short visit basta ang fare abot kaya kaya support po natin ang route ng cebupac MNL SYD baka later meron na rin MNL MEL. At sa next trip ko to SYD sasakay ulit ako sa cebupac

kenshusei · October 2014

@orengoreng thanks for sharing your experience flying with cebpac. Sana magkaroon na din sila ng Melbourne soon

ten2six · October 2014

Question. I need to book a round trip ticket for my mother in law because ihahatid nya dito kids ko. So yung kids is one way lang. But doing it online seems na hindi ako pwede mg book ng separate para sa kids without an adult. Gusto ko sana rountrip na yung sa adult (cheaper) then one way sa mga kids. Anyone done this? How to go about it? Or do I really have to book 2 single trips sa maghahatid?

jantox · October 2014

@orengoreng di ba masyadong masikip ang upuan kung may dala kang bata?

orengoreng · October 2014

@jantox, get a two seater para hindi kayo masikip if you are two passenger with one kid para d nakakaistorbo sa katabi, ok naman normal lang like the usual a330 usually din hindi naman sya Punuan like going back 200 passenger lang. The best is to seat at two seater para d masyado masikip.

orengoreng · October 2014

@ten2six I think u have to do separate booking for this case.

jantox · October 2014

@atchino kahit naka silkair ako from pinas > sg then sia from sg > sydney di rin kami makakatanggap ng voucher

kawawa naman si pinas di kasali.

manofsteel · October 2014

guys, do you know if qantas and SIA lang ang may direct flight from Ph to Adelaide?
I checked Jetstar kse halos 22hrs flight and ang mahal. Share naman ng experience dyan. Thanks.

TasBurrfoot · October 2014

guys, do you know if qantas and SIA lang ang may direct flight from Ph to Adelaide?
I checked Jetstar kse halos 22hrs flight and ang mahal. Share naman ng experience dyan. Thanks.

Nope... Wala...

If Singapore Airline, dadaan ka ng Singapore...

If Qantas naman, dadaan ka either sa Sydney or Melbourne...

bookworm · November 2014

To those in Pinas, check this out:
PAL Travel Fair
50% off international destinations
https://www.facebook.com/events/659869544128879/?ref=22

angelwheng · November 2014

Nakapagpabook po kami for feb 21 adelaide bound sa qantas with free additional 10kgs each for adult. Umabot kami ng 49k+. Its a connecting flight via Sydney. We are a family of 3- 2 adults, 1 infant.

manofsteel · November 2014

@angelwheng two way ba yan? mura ah. buti nagbbgay sila additional luggage allowance, SQ kse max na 30kg (included na daw dun yun migrant baggage allowance).

angelwheng · November 2014

@manofsteel one way lang po pero 3 na kami dyan..30kg lang po yung regular baggage allowance ng qantas pero nagrequest ako ng additional, kaya naging tig 40kgs kami ni hubby at 10 kg kay baby plus hand carry pa na tig 7 kami ni hubby tapos may free items na pwede icheck-in si baby like stroller. Sa qantas po pwede magrequest pag 1st time migrants ng additional baggage. Mageemail lang po ng request along with visa, passport and e-ticket.

angelwheng · November 2014

@manofsteel one way lang po pero 3 na kami dyan..30kg lang po yung regular baggage alllowance ng qantas pero nagrequest ako ng additional, kaya naging tig 40 kami ni hubby at 10 kg kay baby plus hand carry pa na tig 7 kami ni hubby tapos may free items na pwede icheck-in si baby like stroller.

rareking · November 2014

@bookworm @manofsteel @angelwheng - I have been monitoring price tickets in various websites, 3rd party (Kayak, Skyscanner, etc) at yung airline sites mismo; I also did an email alert for price changes..

Malaysia Airlines thru Kayak/SkyScanner and Qantas thru their website ang mga pinakamurang flights to Sydney / Melbourne from Manila / HongKong / ShangHai. Di muna kami mag MU so we are leaning towards Qantas. Mas mura pa ng konti ang Qantas sa std price ng Cebu actually (to Sydney).

Di kami Manila manggaling pero consistent na mura sa website ng Qantas magbook but for other airlines try using Kayak or Skyscanner.

God bless sa "Da Move".

bookworm · November 2014

a, nakabili na ako ng ticket ko several months ago hehe.
I mentioned the PAL thing kasi you can only avail of the 50% thing if you go there this weekend, I think. It cannot be done online. So it might be an option for those In PH next week.