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Cathay Pacific Return Osaka/Tokyo via HK from CNS $753/$775, SYD $766/$837, MEL $812/$811, BNE $858/$835, ADL $927/$935 @ IWTF

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Cathay Pacific Return Osaka/Tokyo via HK from CNS $753/$775, SYD $766/$837, MEL $812/$811, BNE $858/$835, ADL $927/$935 @ IWTF

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Cathay Pacific is having a sale on flights to Osaka and Tokyo. There are plenty of cheap fares in Feb - March and October - December if you want to avoid the summer heat in June - August.

Flying: Cathay Pacific to Osaka or Tokyo from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra and Cairns.
Cheapest Dates: Departing Cairns, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Canberra in Feb - Mar/25. Sydney and Melbourne in Aug - Dec/25. Sydney in May/25. Brisbane in Jul - Aug and Oct - Dec/25. Adelaide in Aug - Nov/25. Canberra in Oct - Nov/25
Included: 23kg checked luggage, meals and entertainment
Cathay Pacific is ranked #5 in the Skytrax World Airline Rankings
Layover: Hong Kong

$753 Return Cairns to Osaka Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
11/Feb	26/Feb	$823	View Flight
11/Feb	28/Feb	$799	View Flight
11/Feb	03/Mar	$799	View Flight
13/Feb	03/Mar	$774	View Flight
13/Feb	05/Mar	$753	View Flight
18/Feb	05/Mar	$753	View Flight
18/Feb	07/Mar	$823	View Flight
20/Feb	07/Mar	$774	View Flight
20/Feb	10/Mar	$774	View Flight
25/Feb	12/Mar	$774	View Flight
25/Feb	14/Mar	$774	View Flight
27/Feb	14/Mar	$774	View Flight
27/Feb	17/Mar	$774	View Flight
04/Mar	19/Mar	$774	View Flight
04/Mar	21/Mar	$774	View Flight
06/Mar	21/Mar	$774	View Flight
06/Mar	24/Mar	$774	View Flight
11/Mar	26/Mar	$774	View Flight
11/Mar	28/Mar	$774	View Flight
13/Mar	28/Mar	$774	View Flight

$766 Return Sydney to Osaka Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
18/Feb	04/Mar	$766	View Flight
19/Feb	05/Mar	$766	View Flight
20/Feb	06/Mar	$774	View Flight
24/Feb	10/Mar	$775	View Flight
25/Feb	11/Mar	$766	View Flight
27/Feb	13/Mar	$766	View Flight
04/Mar	18/Mar	$802	View Flight
11/Mar	25/Mar	$802	View Flight
06/May	20/May	$766	View Flight
08/May	24/May	$766	View Flight
05/Aug	19/Aug	$802	View Flight
21/Aug	11/Sep	$766	View Flight
11/Sep	24/Sep	$766	View Flight
23/Sep	12/Oct	$766	View Flight
16/Oct	03/Nov	$766	View Flight
20/Oct	03/Nov	$766	View Flight
27/Oct	10/Nov	$766	View Flight
30/Oct	28/Nov	$766	View Flight
06/Nov	18/Nov	$766	View Flight
24/Nov	08/Dec	$766	View Flight

$812 Return Melbourne to Osaka Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
18/Feb	04/Mar	$814	View Flight
19/Feb	05/Mar	$822	View Flight
19/Feb	06/Mar	$814	View Flight
20/Feb	06/Mar	$814	View Flight
25/Feb	11/Mar	$822	View Flight
25/Feb	12/Mar	$814	View Flight
26/Feb	12/Mar	$822	View Flight
27/Feb	13/Mar	$822	View Flight
03/Mar	17/Mar	$822	View Flight
04/Mar	18/Mar	$822	View Flight
05/Mar	19/Mar	$822	View Flight
10/Mar	24/Mar	$814	View Flight
11/Mar	25/Mar	$814	View Flight
12/Mar	26/Mar	$821	View Flight
14/Aug	30/Aug	$814	View Flight
27/Aug	11/Sep	$814	View Flight
27/Oct	12/Nov	$812	View Flight
27/Oct	17/Nov	$812	View Flight
05/Nov	20/Nov	$812	View Flight
20/Nov	10/Dec	$812	View Flight

$858 Return Brisbane to Osaka Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
17/Feb	10/Mar	$885	View Flight
18/Feb	10/Mar	$885	View Flight
26/Feb	10/Mar	$885	View Flight
26/Feb	17/Mar	$927	View Flight
04/Mar	18/Mar	$950	View Flight
04/Mar	20/Mar	$926	View Flight
04/Mar	23/Mar	$926	View Flight
04/Mar	24/Mar	$926	View Flight
10/Mar	24/Mar	$925	View Flight
10/Mar	27/Mar	$926	View Flight
11/Mar	25/Mar	$951	View Flight
11/Mar	27/Mar	$926	View Flight
23/Jul	20/Aug	$912	View Flight
28/Jul	26/Aug	$914	View Flight
30/Jul	19/Aug	$914	View Flight
30/Jul	20/Aug	$912	View Flight
30/Sep	14/Oct	$958	View Flight
07/Oct	23/Oct	$885	View Flight
04/Nov	18/Nov	$858	View Flight
26/Nov	11/Dec	$909	View Flight

$927 Return Adelaide to Osaka Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
20/Feb	11/Mar	$930	View Flight
24/Feb	11/Mar	$937	View Flight
24/Feb	17/Mar	$982	View Flight
25/Feb	17/Mar	$928	View Flight
25/Feb	18/Mar	$936	View Flight
26/Feb	17/Mar	$937	View Flight
26/Feb	18/Mar	$951	View Flight
26/Feb	19/Mar	$937	View Flight
03/Mar	17/Mar	$936	View Flight
03/Mar	18/Mar	$929	View Flight
03/Mar	24/Mar	$956	View Flight
04/Mar	18/Mar	$937	View Flight
04/Mar	25/Mar	$937	View Flight
05/Mar	26/Mar	$1014	View Flight
11/Mar	26/Mar	$1033	View Flight
11/Mar	27/Mar	$1058	View Flight
12/Mar	26/Mar	$982	View Flight
12/Mar	28/Mar	$1058	View Flight
26/Aug	09/Sep	$927	View Flight
28/Oct	14/Nov	$971	View Flight

$1136 Return Canberra to Osaka Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
18/Feb	04/Mar	$1136	View Flight
18/Feb	05/Mar	$1137	View Flight
18/Feb	06/Mar	$1185	View Flight
19/Feb	05/Mar	$1182	View Flight
19/Feb	06/Mar	$1160	View Flight
24/Feb	10/Mar	$1169	View Flight
24/Feb	11/Mar	$1167	View Flight
24/Feb	12/Mar	$1167	View Flight
25/Feb	11/Mar	$1178	View Flight
25/Feb	12/Mar	$1201	View Flight
25/Feb	13/Mar	$1241	View Flight
26/Feb	12/Mar	$1166	View Flight
26/Feb	13/Mar	$1180	View Flight
27/Feb	13/Mar	$1182	View Flight
05/Mar	20/Mar	$1199	View Flight
10/Mar	24/Mar	$1175	View Flight
11/Mar	25/Mar	$1193	View Flight
12/Mar	26/Mar	$1198	View Flight
24/Oct	07/Nov	$1264	View Flight
24/Oct	08/Nov	$1269	View Flight

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$775 Return Cairns to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
25/Feb	11/Mar	$775	View Flight
25/Feb	13/Mar	$775	View Flight
25/Feb	14/Mar	$775	View Flight
25/Feb	16/Mar	$775	View Flight
25/Feb	17/Mar	$775	View Flight
25/Feb	18/Mar	$775	View Flight
27/Feb	13/Mar	$800	View Flight
27/Feb	16/Mar	$800	View Flight
04/Mar	18/Mar	$778	View Flight
04/Mar	20/Mar	$775	View Flight
04/Mar	21/Mar	$775	View Flight
04/Mar	23/Mar	$775	View Flight
04/Mar	24/Mar	$775	View Flight
04/Mar	25/Mar	$775	View Flight
06/Mar	20/Mar	$785	View Flight
06/Mar	23/Mar	$786	View Flight
11/Mar	25/Mar	$775	View Flight
11/Mar	27/Mar	$775	View Flight
11/Mar	28/Mar	$775	View Flight
13/Mar	27/Mar	$785	View Flight

$811 Return Melbourne to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
18/Feb	04/Mar	$822	View Flight
19/Feb	05/Mar	$822	View Flight
20/Feb	06/Mar	$822	View Flight
24/Feb	14/Mar	$815	View Flight
25/Feb	11/Mar	$822	View Flight
25/Feb	12/Mar	$813	View Flight
25/Feb	14/Mar	$813	View Flight
04/Mar	18/Mar	$822	View Flight
05/Mar	19/Mar	$822	View Flight
12/Mar	26/Mar	$822	View Flight
19/Mar	01/Apr	$813	View Flight
05/Aug	19/Aug	$821	View Flight
06/Aug	20/Aug	$821	View Flight
02/Sep	18/Sep	$813	View Flight
23/Sep	09/Oct	$814	View Flight
06/Oct	19/Oct	$820	View Flight
09/Oct	23/Oct	$812	View Flight
16/Oct	30/Oct	$811	View Flight
16/Oct	07/Nov	$811	View Flight
22/Oct	08/Nov	$813	View Flight

$835 Return Brisbane to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
26/Feb	12/Mar	$862	View Flight
06/May	20/May	$912	View Flight
07/May	23/May	$883	View Flight
12/May	25/May	$860	View Flight
12/May	26/May	$912	View Flight
21/May	04/Jun	$871	View Flight
28/May	09/Jun	$837	View Flight
09/Sep	23/Sep	$879	View Flight
07/Oct	21/Oct	$883	View Flight
09/Oct	21/Oct	$859	View Flight
13/Oct	26/Oct	$837	View Flight
16/Oct	30/Oct	$857	View Flight
21/Oct	04/Nov	$869	View Flight
22/Oct	05/Nov	$869	View Flight
22/Oct	06/Nov	$835	View Flight
22/Oct	19/Nov	$835	View Flight
23/Oct	06/Nov	$857	View Flight
23/Oct	12/Nov	$837	View Flight
27/Oct	10/Nov	$869	View Flight
30/Oct	16/Nov	$880	View Flight

$837 Return Sydney to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
18/Feb	04/Mar	$848	View Flight
19/Feb	05/Mar	$848	View Flight
20/Feb	06/Mar	$848	View Flight
24/Feb	10/Mar	$849	View Flight
25/Feb	11/Mar	$849	View Flight
26/Feb	12/Mar	$849	View Flight
03/Mar	17/Mar	$849	View Flight
05/Mar	19/Mar	$849	View Flight
12/Mar	26/Mar	$848	View Flight
13/Mar	27/Mar	$848	View Flight
04/Aug	18/Aug	$848	View Flight
05/Aug	19/Aug	$847	View Flight
04/Nov	16/Nov	$838	View Flight
04/Nov	17/Nov	$838	View Flight
05/Nov	17/Nov	$837	View Flight
06/Nov	18/Nov	$838	View Flight
06/Nov	22/Nov	$838	View Flight
10/Nov	22/Nov	$838	View Flight
10/Nov	28/Nov	$837	View Flight
26/Nov	11/Dec	$837	View Flight

$935 Return Adelaide to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
03/Mar	18/Mar	$1018	View Flight
03/Mar	19/Mar	$1018	View Flight
04/Mar	18/Mar	$1018	View Flight
04/Mar	19/Mar	$1018	View Flight
25/Aug	08/Sep	$1018	View Flight
25/Aug	09/Sep	$1018	View Flight
25/Aug	10/Sep	$1018	View Flight
26/Aug	09/Sep	$1018	View Flight
26/Aug	10/Sep	$1018	View Flight
26/Aug	11/Sep	$1018	View Flight
27/Aug	10/Sep	$1018	View Flight
27/Aug	11/Sep	$1018	View Flight
28/Aug	11/Sep	$1018	View Flight
31/Aug	13/Sep	$935	View Flight
01/Sep	15/Sep	$1018	View Flight
01/Sep	16/Sep	$1018	View Flight
02/Sep	16/Sep	$1018	View Flight
20/Oct	13/Nov	$971	View Flight
27/Oct	10/Nov	$1018	View Flight
27/Oct	11/Nov	$1018	View Flight

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Comments

Voucherd on 11/02/2025 - 16:05

+1

Does Cathay offer a free stop over in HK by any chance?
- ozb88 on 11/02/2025 - 16:08
  
  +1
  
  +1 would love to do both countries in one trip.
- first in line on 11/02/2025 - 16:28
  
  +1
  
  If there is free stop over is there a way to extend the stopover to more than a day? Always wondered how you would book flights with longer stopover…would that usually be done by having to just buy individual tickets?
  - abs898 on 11/02/2025 - 17:04
    
    Multi stop ticket or Multi city ticket. This let's you add a stopover if your choice and keeping your pnr as one
  - kingofthenorth on 11/02/2025 - 17:04
    
    use the multi city option
    e.g SYD-HND, KIX-HKG, HKG-SYD or whatever cities you choose to fly in and out of
    - browser on 12/02/2025 - 01:55
      
      Can't find this option, is it not always available?
      - zoecot on 12/02/2025 - 13:54
        
        +1
        
        @browser: it is always available. In the cathay website search flight you click "Muti-City". It is located in the flight search box top right corner. I just booked.
        
        20/12 SYD-HKG
        6/1 HKG-KIX (Osaka Japan)
        12/1 KIX-HKG
        1/2 HKG-SYD
        
        AUD $4,620.88 for family of 4 (2A2C) on CX. Very cheap as Christmas period SYD-HKG return will be $17xx, now adding Japan and bring down to $12xx adult.
- solacens on 11/02/2025 - 17:07
  
  According to my understanding, CX offers free stopover at HK which I tried before.
- shane23 on 11/02/2025 - 17:09
  
  no
mt2000 on 11/02/2025 - 16:38

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RockyRaccoon on 11/02/2025 - 17:34

+5

By far a better airline thatn Jetstar, but for me I dont think the 14 hour min flight vs 9 hour direct is worth it.
- PVA on 11/02/2025 - 18:10
  
  -1
  
  I think it’s a heap better when we booked , baggage included, so is food, entertainment, more legroom and (when we booked) was about half Jetstars price.
PVA on 11/02/2025 - 18:08

Yep, that’s what we paid a few weeks ago from Brisbane . Much better than Jetstar prices as well as baggage and food and legroom included. 1.5hour at Hong Kong airport is a good little break from the flight.

There was a code for another $88off as a CNY special.
- iluvbargainz on 12/02/2025 - 07:24
  
  Doesn't compare (price wise) to the recent return for free Jetstar prices though. My family of 4 got tickets for $2100 including 2 20kg bags (total). This deal would be about $3200+ but granted you're getting a much better service and comfort.
  - PVA on 12/02/2025 - 18:33
    
    True. We got 3 fares with7kg plus 23kg. Cathay was a heap cheaper than jetstar at the time.
    Comfort is a plus as well with the extra legroom standard.
    We'll see how it goes as i havent flown with them before.
    - iluvbargainz on 12/02/2025 - 21:22
      
      Enjoy, I know which airline I'd rather be flying with lol (Cathay!). Even at such a bargain price, you can't beat comfort!
slamdunka on 11/02/2025 - 18:17

+2

No Perth couldn't be more annoying
- FatPat on 11/02/2025 - 22:46
  
  +2
  
  I too share this sentiment. Cathay fly from Perth to HK, why exclude us?
th123 on 11/02/2025 - 19:36

Any business deals?
beverleyrose on 11/02/2025 - 21:58

Is there any option to stay in HK for 3-5 before going to Osaka OP?
Russ on 11/02/2025 - 23:29

+6

If you're considering spending any time in Osaka or nearby, check the accommodation availability and prices before booking your flight.

Osaka is the host city for World Expo 2025, I wouldn't be surprised if accommodation is less available and/or more expensive in Osaka and nearby cities (Kobe, Kyoto, Nara) because of the Expo.

https://www.expo2025.or.jp/en/
- jsssdoit on 12/02/2025 - 00:21
  
  +1
  
  thanks for the info
browser on 12/02/2025 - 00:50

To do Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, is it better to arrive Tokyo or Osaka?

Also planning to stop for a few days at Hong Kong, will see if multi city option works.
- Russ on 12/02/2025 - 01:15
  
  +2
  
  One difference is how long it will take you to get from the airport to your hotel. Osaka airport and both Tokyo airports have train stations at the airport, but the travel times are different. When you've been on a plane for 16-24 hours, a shorter train trip is nicer.
  
  Tokyo's Haneda airport is closer to Shinjuku, which is often where first-time Australian tourists stay. Allow 35-50 minutes train travel time.
  
  Tokyo's Narita airport is further away, allow 70-90 minutes travel time.
  
  Osaka's Kansai International airport to Osaka station is 55-70 minutes.
  
  Of course, it depends on where your hotel is, and what time of day you're arriving, and whether you are willing to pay for the more expensive trains (e.g. NRT to Tokyo costs between 1050JPY and 3000JPY, for the same journey, using different railway companies).
  
  Google Maps will tell you the price and duration of the train trip, and whether you have to change trains part-way through, e.g. Google Maps
  
  You can put your hotel name as the destination, and Google will usually be able to figure out the nearest train station.
  
  Also, taking the train to depart via Osaka's airport can be confusing. The train I caught in Nov 2024 split into two trains a few stops short of the airport, you have to listen carefully to the announcements (multilingual in Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean I think) while onboard the train, to know which half of the train goes to the airport. In my case it was carriages 1-4, but YMMV.
  - browser on 12/02/2025 - 01:50
    
    Thanks, I have been wanting to visit Japan for a long time, but planning is putting it off.
  - quackie on 12/02/2025 - 10:44
    
    +1
    
    There's Airport Limousine Buses.
    
    I'd catch those because some hotels are actual stops. Could catch a limousine bus to the nearest hotel stop, and then walk from there or taxi if need be.
    - Russ on 12/02/2025 - 12:00
      
      There's Airport Limousine Buses.
      
      Yes, but they're more expensive, and no faster. The buses show in the Google maps link I listed above.
      
      However, going by train almost always involves changing from one train to another, and that's worth considering, as changing trains can be quite confusing until you've done it a few times.
      
      For example, using the link I listed above, and choosing the cheapest option at 1160JPY. This requires changing trains at Shin-Imamiya Station, and it's 170m between the platforms, and google gives you 8 minutes to cover that distance. Which is achievable if you're familiar with the layout of the station and are adept at following signs (which are in English).
      
      But Google's route has several sets of stairs, which are difficult if you have anything more than carry-on luggage. There are almost always lifts and elevators available, but you'll have to locate them, and you'll probably miss the train you were intending to catch. Usually there will be another train on the same route some 4-10 minutes later, but sometimes that train is express for some sections, and may not stop at your station.
      
      While trains are very convenient in Osaka and Tokyo, it can be quite challenging at times to use them. Google maps helps quite a lot, but regularly doesn't give enough time for you to change trains.
      
      or taxi if need be.
      
      Also be aware that Japan is renowned for having the most expensive taxis in the world. For example, about 300AUD if you want to go entirely by taxi from Narita Airport to Tokyo:
      https://www.narita-airport.jp/en/access/taxi/
      
      I didn't try short journeys by taxi, but I'd expect them to still be expensive.
      - quackie on 12/02/2025 - 12:27
        
        @Russ: I still remember flying into NRT in December 2023 and was forced to catch the bus because the Narita Express line was down for 2 hours. Didn't want to catch the Keisei because I had to transfer to get to Tokyo station, which was close to my accommodation.
        
        Had two options, the airport limo and the cheaper airport bus (1100 yen from memory). Enjoyed the slower pace of bus after a long trip. If it was HND it was going to be go go go.
        
        And interesting point you make about Shin-Imamiya station. From memory there are no elevators for the JR station as I remember people struggling to get their luggage up to the station from ground level. With buses, you take that out of the equation unless you needed to go underground after that.
        
        But I totally agree on the use of trains if you're needing to be somewhere at a specific time without the worry about going through traffic.
        
        Russ on 12/02/2025 - 20:10
        
        @quackie:
        
        From memory there are no elevators for the JR station
        
        I'm pretty sure every station has lifts, in order to be wheelchair accessible. Here's the 3D map for Shin-Imamiya station, the red dotted lines show the wheelchair-accessible routes:
        https://qrtranslator.com/0000005728/000013
        
        That map gets you to street level. From the street, there is a separate lift to the platforms of the JR station. The lift is just visible on the left at 1:18 in this video, the person filming walks past it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MrS3ltv683M
        
        So it wouldn't be easy if you can't lug a heavy suitcase up and/or down stairs, but it is possible.
        
        I just wish google would add a flag to google maps, for "wheelchair-accessible paths only", so people with suitcases can use them too. There are a LOT of stairs in Japan, it's probably how Japanese people stay fit!
        
        quackie on 12/02/2025 - 20:36
        
        @Russ: Ah, it was bloody hard to look for one. I was lucky as I was going to Shinsekai from JR Shin-Imamiya station to start my walk back to Dotonbori, saw many people struggling with suitcases going up the stairs from ground level.
        
        I missed your last comment on taxis. Took a 15 min ride from Tokyo Station to Nihonbashi as I didn't want to bother with crowded trains on the 31st of December. 1400 yen.I have to admit that I will happily pay for convenience.
        
        Russ on 13/02/2025 - 14:05
        
        @quackie:
        
        1400 yen
        
        Ouch, for a walking distance of less than a kilometre. Why did it take 15 minutes, was there traffic congestion, or detours?
        
        Still, if it's pouring rain, or stinky hot or lots of luggage to drag, I'd probably spend that money too.
        
        quackie on 14/02/2025 - 13:36
        
        +1
        
        @Russ: It was 2.5kms door to door as it was on the other side of Nihonbashi. https://maps.app.goo.gl/PyeYm41NsCMaSDUy5
        
        Granted that area is very flat so it's not that hard to walk, but I had just come back from Toyama and Nagano where I was averaging 22k steps/day. I could not be bothered to keep walking with luggage :)
        
        Russ on 17/02/2025 - 22:17
        
        @quackie: Ah, apologies, I looked up "Nihonbashi" in Google Maps and in Wikipedia, and both showed me a much smaller area.
        
        It looks like Nihonbashi is both an area and a district, same as how "Brisbane" can refer to the suburb of Brisbane or the entire city.
        
        Still a slow journey though. Google says 7-22 minutes for the 2.6-kilometre journey during the daytime, which equates to an average speed between 22 and 7 kph respectively! (A bit of a numerical fluke there, I had to double-check my working).
  - Don5252 on 12/02/2025 - 11:48
    
    We prefer to fly into Narita. Our son lives at Matsudo so the train ride is quite short.
zoecot on 12/02/2025 - 13:55

+2

In Cathay website, In the search flight you click "Muti-City". It is located in the flight search box top right corner. I just booked.

20/12 SYD-HKG
6/1 HKG-KIX (Osaka Japan)
12/1 KIX-HKG
1/2 HKG-SYD

AUD $4,620.88 for family of 4 (2A2C) on CX. Very cheap as Christmas period SYD-HKG return will be $17xx, now adding Japan and bring down to $12xx adult.
- browser on 13/02/2025 - 09:24
  
  Did you book with CX directly or through referral from IWTF?
Skramit on 13/02/2025 - 13:51

weird that the mel-tyo flights in nov/dec on @IWantThatFlight website are ~$800 but on cathay website direct still $1000+

where as mel-osaka flights on same date are $800 return on cathay site.