Airline Help?

Question

Hi. I am trying to find out for how to get to Sweden from Australia.

I have been on Stockholm's Alanda Airport Website but I can't find a page with all the airlines. I tried stuff like webjet and flight centre but half those airlines dont go to Sweden when I get on the site.

Is there another way for finding airlines going to Arlanda Airport in Stockholm Sweden??

Thanks.

PS Before you answer a travel agent, I like doing reserch before I enquire there

Thanks

Answer 1

It's a major international airport. Effectively nearly all major international carriers fly there, either themselves, or in codeshare agreements.

Here is an (incomplete) list: http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arlanda#Regulj.C3.A4rt

It's incomplete because you can still book on non-listed airlines, for instance, if you book a flight with United Airlines to Stockholm, because they code share and are part of an alliance, you will fly part of the way on either Lufthansa or SAS planes. On the travel websites, don't choose an airline specifically, because that can lock you out of these flights. Also note there are highly unlikely to be flights directly from Australia to Sweden, it's too far for most jets. You will probably have to either fly via the US or Singapore, and then switch planes again in Europe (I would recommend Frankfurt, Copenhagen, or London, if you can, those are the easiest ones to get connections in and out of, which means you can be more flexible - you don't want to be running through Frankfurt airport with 8 minutes to catch a plane, but you don't want to be sitting there for 4 hours either. Any of those three airports are both major hubs, and have flights going often enough you can probably connect with only a 1 or 2 hour gap, enough you don't have to run, but not so long you go insane with boredom.

A few of the budget airlines don't, but they fly to either Stockholm Skavsta or Hässlo (within an hour or so of the city anyway, and with busses and trains for the last leg.) If you're on a budget, you can pick up those flights from London and continental Europe for practically free (literally free sometimes, you just pay the airport tax)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Try your favorite travel website, flying from your city of choice (like SYD) to ARN (the airport code for Stockholm-Arlanda)

Answer 4

Singapore Airlines flies between Melbourne and Stockholm.

Check Expedia.com.

Answer 5

Before you answer a travel agent? Huh?