Why can’t I book directly with JAL (and oneworld) from Mainland China?
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Best Options SYD >> AMS
Best Options SYD >> AMS
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AnonymousBest Airline for the Sydney (Australia) to Amsterdam return flight? Currently Using an alternating mix of Qantas and Emirates. I usually detour in to BKK for a week holiday on the way over or the way back. Qantas being an underwhelming experience and Emirates flights whilst a better end customer experience, are just totally packed. Sliver level membership with Qantas and Emirates. Worth giving Qatar Airways a go? Usually flying coach. Usually book flights with Australian issued Platinum AMEX. TIA.
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If you’re indifferent to service in Economy across airlines, any of China Southern, China Eastern, or Air China will probably be cheapest. Cathay and Singapore, and maybe Garuda Indonesia have one-stop service, other than the Middle Eastern 3. If you want a stay in Bangkok, you should look to buying separate SYD BKK and BKK AMS flights as that might turn out to be cheaper for you and give you more options
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