9 Routes to Europe Via Asia, Africa and North America
Your dream European holiday doesn't need to be rescheduled — just re-routed.

With Middle East airspace disruptions shifting the way we fly, our expert advisors have been mapping out alternative routes to Europe to ensure our client's holidays go ahead as planned.
Continue reading for the alternative routes to Europe via Asia, Africa and North America.

Via Singapore
Fly with: Singapore Airlines, Qantas, British Airways, Finnair
Singapore has long been one of the most natural transit points between Australia and Europe, and right now it's proving its worth more than ever. Multiple airlines operate daily services through Changi, with flexibility on timing, airline preference and onward connections across Europe.

Via Japan
Fly with: Japan Airlines, ANA, Finnair
Tokyo is a transit hub that rewards punctuality - flights run on time, connections are well-spaced, and the onward options into Europe via carriers like Finnair and Japan Airlines cover London, Paris, Helsinki and beyond.

Via Hong Kong
Fly with: Cathay Pacific
Hong Kong has always been a fast, efficient connection point for Australian travellers heading to Europe. Cathay Pacific operates a strong European network out of Hong Kong, and the transit times from Australia make this one of the most direct alternatives available.

Via South Korea
Fly with: Korean Air, Asiana, Finnair, Lufthansa
Seoul's Incheon Airport is one of Asia's fastest-growing international hubs. Korean Air and Asiana both offer strong European connections, while Finnair and Lufthansa add additional routing options through Helsinki and Frankfurt respectively. A great option for a city stopover, too!

Via USA
Fly with: Qantas, American Airlines, Delta, United Airlines
With connections available through Los Angeles, San Francisco and Dallas, transiting via the USA offers clients the most flexibility when it comes to scheduling and availability.

Via Canada
Fly with: Air Canada, Qantas
Europe via Vancouver is a hidden gem not many people know about. Fewer crowds at the airport and smooth connections make this an excellent way to get to Europe - and Air Canada's European flights out of Vancouver and Toronto covers the key gateways.

Via Africa
Fly with: South African Airways, Qantas or British Airways (split fares)
The Johannesburg route is the longest option of the nine, but it comes with a distinct advantage: open availability. For peak-season European travel when other routes are booking out, this corridor often has seats when others don't. Split-fare ticketing through Qantas or British Airways combined with South African Airways makes it a viable and sometimes surprisingly well-priced option.
Your advisor knows the way
Whether it's a well-timed connection through Tokyo, a smooth transit via Vancouver, or the flexibility of the US corridor, your advisor can map the right route for your trip.

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