Cheap Flights from Auckland International to Jakarta

Which airlines fly from Auckland to Jakarta?

Although there are no direct flights available from Auckland to Jakarta, there are a dozen airlines that fly this route with 1 or more stops on the way, often in Brisbane, Gold Coast or Sydney.

Some of the most popular airlines on this route are:

• AirAsia

• Cathay Pacific

• Qantas

• Singapore Airlines

Is there a time difference between Auckland and Jakarta?

Yes. Jakarta is 5 hours behind Auckland in the winter but 6 hours behind across the summer months.

What is the weather like in Jakarta?

Jakarta is far warmer than Auckland, with monthly average temperatures between 28°C and 30°C (for comparison, Auckland's warmest month is 20°C). Jakarta also receives 4 times as much rain in a year as Auckland, making it wetter and more humid. The rainiest time of year is from December to March.

How expensive is Jakarta?

Jakarta, and all of Indonesia, is far cheaper than New Zealand. Everything from accommodation and domestic flights to meals and taxi fares costs significantly less than at home.

The local currency is the Indonesian rupiah.

Essential travel information for Jakarta

New Zealand passport holders can travel around Indonesia for up to 30 days without a visa.

Until 2015, passengers at Indonesian airports had to pay a departure tax. This is now included in the price of an airticket.

Some areas of Indonesia are classed as high risk, but Jakarta tends to avoid these labels. Keep up-to-date with travel warnings through the government's Safe Travel website.

Departing from Auckland

Auckland Airport (AKL), found 21km from the city centre, is open 24 hours a day. Passengers can reach the airport by bus, taxi or shuttle services, or by driving and using the onsite parking.

Auckland has a dedicated terminal for international flights, just 500m from the Domestic Terminal. The International Terminal has all of its check-in counters on the ground floor. Security checks, departures and most of the shops and restaurants are upstairs.

The airport's facilities are split fairly evenly before and after security checks, although airport lounges and duty-free items are only found once you've had your bags scanned.

For flights to Indonesia, passengers should aim to arrive 3 hours before their departure time.

Arriving in Jakarta

There are 2 airports in Jakarta (JKT): Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK), which is the bigger of the pair, and Halim Perdana Kusuma Airport (HLP). Almost all flights from Auckland land at the former, but if your journey ends with a leg through Batik Air, you may land at HLP.

Soekarno–Hatta Airport is Indonesia's busiest airport and has 3 terminals, with plans afoot for a 4th. International flights land at Terminal 2, apart from Garuda Indonesia flights that use Terminal 3.

This airport is 20km from Jakarta city centre. A taxi ride takes 25 minutes, while public buses are a lot cheaper, but can take up to an hour.

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Please note: all information is correct as of November, 2017.