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- Las aerolíneas siempre intentarán sentar a los niños con sus padres (sujeto a check-in)
- Algunas aerolíneas permitirán viajar a menores no acompañados. Por favor envíenos un correo electrónico para comprobar.
- La tarifa se basa en la edad del niño en la fecha de viaje.
- Más información detallada se puede encontrar aquí Viajando con niños
- La mayoría de las aerolíneas permiten que los bebés viajen con sus padres de forma gratuita. Sin embargo, algunas aerolíneas cobran hasta el 10% del precio del boleto para adultos. Haga clic en 'Desglose de precios' para obtener más información.
- Si está embarazada, pero debe hacerlo antes de la fecha de salida del vuelo, comuníquese con nosotros una vez que nazca su bebé y tenga un nombre. Luego podemos agregarlo a su boleto.
- A los bebés no se les dará asiento. Las aerolíneas esperan que los padres viajen con ellos en su regazo.
- Las aerolíneas consideran que los bebés tienen menos de 24 meses de edad.
- La tarifa se basa en la edad del niño en la fecha de viaje.
- Más información detallada se puede encontrar aquí Viajando con niños
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- Calificado con 4.5 estrellas. Basado en 3,581 calificaciones de servicio durante el año pasado
- Equipo de servicio al cliente dedicado para ayudar
- Pagos seguros
Book Flights on the Kangaroo Route
The kangaroo route is a term that refers to air routes that are flown between Australia and the United Kingdom via the Eastern Hemisphere. The phrase 'kangaroo route' comes from the way in which the journey is normally achieved, in hops.
What Stops are on the Kangaroo Route?
In 1947 the first kangaroo flight took place between Sydney and London, this route included multiple stops in Darwin, Singapore, Calcutta, Karachi, Cairo and Tripoli. Alternative routes also stopped in places such as Frankfurt, Athens, Rome and Bombay.
In 2018 the kangaroo route consisted of just one stop between Sydney and London, in Singapore. This was due to the strong demand in the Asian market.
Fast forward to 2022 and the kangaroo route has now become a non-stop flight between Australia and the UK, taking between 22 and 26 hours.
Which Airlines Fly the Kangaroo Route?
Previously there were over 20 airlines that flew the kangaroo route, including Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Malaysia Airlines and more.
Qantas were the very first airline to fly the kangaroo route onboard a Lockheed Constellation. They continued to be one of the leading airlines to fly the route and even trademarked the name 'kangaroo route'.
British Airways are the second carrier to offer its passengers a kangaroo flight and in marzo 2022 resumed its flights to and from Australia following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Can I Book Flights on the Kangaroo Route with Alternative Airlines?
Yes, you can book flights on the kangaroo route with Alternative Airlines. Simply use the search bar at the top of this page and search for flights between Australia and the UK. Look through the search results to see the airline that is flying the route and the number of stops along the route.
Can I Pay for my Kangaroo Route Flights on Finance?
Yes, with Alternative Airlines you can! No need to stress about finding your full airfare straight away, book your kangaroo route flights with Alternative Airlines and make use of our buy now, pay later options.
We offer loads of finance options wherever you are in the world. These include Zip, Laybuy, Klarna, Affirm and more.
How much are tickets for the Kangaroo Route?
Airfares for the kangaroo route often start at £780 GBP to anything up to and over £3,000 depending on the cabin class and time of year.
Alternative Airlines offer plenty of buy now, pay later options for you to spread the cost of your flights across a longer period of time. Take a look at all our finance options here.