Korean Airlines: Seoul Return Direct Flights from Brisbane from $938 (Oct-Nov), Sydney from $960 (Apr-Nov) @ flightfinderau

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Last edited 02/02/2024 - 11:30 by 1 other user

Destination: Seoul
Airline: Korean Airlines
Valid Departure Dates: May to November 2024
Deal Expiry: Till Sold Out

• Direct return flights with 5 Star rated Korean Airlines
• Option is available to book flights through the Korean Airlines site via the links provided below
• All flights are on widebody aircraft
• Lots of dates to choose from

Brisbane to Seoul Flights from $938 Return.

28/Oct - 12/Nov $938
04/Nov - 19/Nov $938
18/Nov - 03/Dec $938
29/Oct - 12/Nov $956
17/Oct - 01/Nov $956
13/Nov - 28/Nov $956
12/Nov - 28/Nov $956
28/Oct - 11/Nov $956
20/Oct - 03/Nov $956
29/Oct - 13/Nov $956

Sydney to Seoul Flights from $960 Return.

29/Apr - 06/May $960
27/May - 06/Jun $960
05/Nov - 19/Nov $960
13/Aug - 27/Aug $960
06/Aug - 24/Aug $960
19/Jul - 15/Aug $960
18/Jul - 15/Aug $960
07/Nov - 21/Nov $976
15/Oct - 29/Oct $976
17/Oct - 31/Oct $976

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    Flying Ace on 02/02/2024 - 08:17

    +5

    scoot: via Singapore
    air asia x: via Kuala Lumpuur
    Jetstar: direct but low cost
    virgin: don't fly to Seoul
    xiamenair: via Xiamen
    garuda indonesia: via Jakarta

    None of those are comparable to a non-stop on Korean Air.

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      Hugh G Rection on 02/02/2024 - 08:19

      -4

      scoot would be nice, you get to go to singapore. doesn't that have the worlds best airport. i would love to visit that, and i can do that for free and cheaper. killing 2 birds with one stone. you reckon that would be better?

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        Flying Ace on 02/02/2024 - 08:22

        +4

        Not at all - BNE-ICN is around 9.5hrs.

        BNE-SIN is around 7hrs, then you have the stopover, SIN-ICN is another 6 hours. If you have plenty of time to spare, sure - but if you're going to Seoul, why would you want to at least double your time travelling?

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          Hugh G Rection on 02/02/2024 - 08:43

          @Flying Ace: i have time,
          going on holidays and consider going there and coming back a travel day. not much is going to happen so i think it would be perfect. i don't really see myself going to Singapore for any reason, but i would really love to stopover to that amazing airport i see on social media. has a free movie theatre, swimming pool, etc…

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            MrFrugalSpend on 02/02/2024 - 08:55

            +2

            @Hugh G Rection: I've stopped over at the Changi airport twice… for a shorter and longer stop / change planes. Sure it has got cool things, but it is still an airport and you still have to do airport things like wait in lines and go through security and just wait around - then when you consider how long you are there, what that does to your jetlag / start and end times of your trip, i'd still much rather had a direct flight particularly somewhere like Korea and Japan that can be reached within normal waking hours in a similar time zone.

            If you want to go to Changi, make it a proper stop over and get out for a couple of days and go to Singapore if you have so much time to add. That's what I wished I did after only seeing the airport because I also probably wouldn't do a dedicated trip there, but it too has many cool things to see, and that allows you to keep your flight duration within your normal waking hours in a similar time zone by picking suitable time flights for each leg. Although it makes more sense as a stop to break up a long haul route such as to say Europe rather than to go to a nearby country though.

            Then I went to Japan direct 9 hours (whereas a lot of people I know have done cheap flights with stopovers in various other Asian centres to reach Japan too for 15+ hours plus 3-4 hours at the start and 2 hours at the end for transfers). Perfect timed flight mid morning, so arriving 3 hours prior for breakfast at the airport, leisurely paced through, flight until just before dinner time, dinner at airport then transfer to hotel. Massive difference in tiredness and effort particularly for a shorter trip where you don't have time to recover for a day.

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              Hugh G Rection on 02/02/2024 - 09:51

              +1

              @MrFrugalSpend: great tip, i will do this.

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            CheapBrah on 02/02/2024 - 08:59

            +1

            @Hugh G Rection: You should actually visit Singapore, it makes big cities in Australia look like they're from a third world country in comparison. Even 2 full days while on your way to somewhere else would be okay, it's not super touristy but some cool things to see. I did it on my way back from Thailand. Exchange rate not great at the moment but not a big deal for a short trip, still cheaper to eat out then Australia even with the poor exchange rate.

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              Hugh G Rection on 02/02/2024 - 09:51

              +1

              @CheapBrah: you're right, i think i will stay a few days. thank you.

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            Flying Ace on 02/02/2024 - 09:09

            +1

            @Hugh G Rection: Fair enough - but it makes little sense to do that on a route to Seoul - Singapore is well out of the way.

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    Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 02/02/2024 - 09:09

    Thanks for the heads up. I have corrected the small typo.

    To filter all those out, in the left hand side select "0 stops (direct)" from the filters.

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  BargainSnatcher on 02/02/2024 - 08:29

  Visit Korea Year

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  kulprit on 02/02/2024 - 09:17

  -1

  About $70 more to book direct via Korean air though?

  How long do people recommend in South korea? Also seems that this is about the best price for these flights yeah? Maybe a bit cheaper direct with Jetstar, but still Jetstar and add baggage and seat selection etc.

  Edit: seems about $150 cheaper per person to fly Jetstar direct, even with the plus pack added on for meals and seats and baggage

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    Blokeinhisundies on 02/02/2024 - 11:27

    +1

    I spent ten days and only did Seoul and Busan. There's plenty to see and do, it's just not as popular as Japan as far as tourism goes.

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  Ronerrlaw on 02/02/2024 - 09:23

  Is this a good time of year to visit?

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    CheapBrah on 02/02/2024 - 09:36

    +1

    Maybe avoid July and August as that's rainy season based on climate data.

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  meoden1005 on 02/02/2024 - 09:58

  +3

  i wish i was still single to take this offer. :(

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  HojuGuy on 02/02/2024 - 10:43

  -1

  We poor Melb-Seoul folk have no choice but to transfer. One direct flight per week is embarrassing.

  For those thinking about going in June or July, the weather is horrible. Very hot and very humid.

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    Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 02/02/2024 - 10:54

    Asiana is currently flying nonstop flights between Melbourne and Seoul. Though this is ending at the end of this month
    https://www.pointhacks.com.au/news/asiana-airlines-melbourne…