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Indonesia has almost 62 airports in the country including international and domestic. According to the places you want to visit, you can choose the nearest town with an airport. The major airports in Indonesia are Denpasar Airport in Bali (DPS), Soekarno-Hatta Jakarta International Airport (CGK), Borneo – Balikpapan and Hatta Medan – Polonia. Many international cities provide flights to Indonesia. Most of the tourists aiming for Indonesia choose Jakarta or Bali as their landing destinations. A number of international airlines provide flights to Indonesia's main international airports at Jakarta, Denpasar, Medan, and Kupang. Other airports, such as those in Sulawesi, Kalimantan, and Irian Jaya have airlines flying the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore, Papua New Guinea and other places. The airport in Jakarta is named Soekarno Hatta Airport and is situated 20 kilometers northwest of Jakarta. The international airport caters to a numbers of airlines including Ansett Australia, Bouraq, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Continental Micronesia, EVA Air, Fast Air, Garuda Indonesia, Gatari Hutama, Japan Airlines, Japan Asia, Malaysia Airlines, Martinair Holland, Merpati Nusantara, Qantas, Royal Brunei, SIA Cargo and Thai Airways. Another major destination is Bali, which has the Ngurah Rai Airport, situated 15km from the main town of Denpasar. Garuda Airlines, the country’s national carrier provides flights to Indonesia from 24 international destinations, including Bangkok, Beijing, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh City, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul, Singapore, Shanghai, Guangzhou (Canton), Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka. Air Asia (AK), Australian Airlines (AO), Cathay Pacific (CX), Emirates (EK), EVA Airways (BR), KLM Dutch Airlines (KL), Kuwait Airways (KU), Lufthansa (LH), Malysian Airlines (MH), Qantas (QF), SilkAir (MI), Singapore Airlines (SQ), Tiger Airways (TR), Transaero Airlines (UN), Valuair (VF) among others are the airlines that provide flights to Indonesia and back. Indonesia having a large number of airports and that many airlines providing services to the country, flying is a comfortable option. Flights ferry to and fro from the country everyday to major cities around the world. There are around over 400 international flights per week taking off from Jakarta. Many companies and websites provide information for cheap flights to Indonesia depending on the country and city from where you are taking off. So just pack a bag and head on to the nearest airport to grab a flight to Indonesia.
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