Facts about the transport from Auckland to Kansai Airport
| Cheapest Transport | $522 |
| Fastest Transport | 19h 20m |
| Earliest Departure | 3:00 PM |
| Latest Departure | 3:00 PM |
| Departures per day | 3 |
| Distance | 16434 kilometers |
| Transport Companies | Cathay Pacific |
Auckland (AKL) to Kansai Airport (KIX)
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Other Options
Transportation from Auckland to Kansai Airport
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Flights$ 521.59
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Popular Routes
From Auckland (AKL)
To Auckland (AKL)
From Kansai Airport (KIX)
How to get from Auckland to Kansai Airport
Travelling between Auckland and Kansai Airport is possible by flight. At the moment it is the only option available for this route.
How far is Auckland from Kansai Airport?
Travelling by land the distance between Auckland and Kansai Airport is 16434 km while it is about 16434 km as the crow flies.
How long does it take to get from Auckland to Kansai Airport?
Travelling by flight between Auckland and Kansai Airport, expect to spend about 29 hours.
How much does it cost to get from Auckland to Kansai Airport?
flight tickets for Auckland - Kansai Airport route will set you back about USD 536.67. To ensure the best price, buy tickets in advance.
How many trips per day are there between Auckland and Kansai Airport?
- 3 by flight from Auckland to Kansai Airport starting from 15:00 Auckland Airport until 15:00 Auckland Airport
Useful tips for travelling between Auckland and Kansai Airport by flight
To get from Auckland to Kansai Airport your choice is limited to a single transportation option but it does not mean you cannot make your trip as comfortable as possible. Check our simple hints to avoid disappointment during your travel.
How many travellers choose to get from Auckland to Kansai Airport by flight?
We have sold flight tickets to 595 passengers. Some of them left reviews on their trip above on this page. Check travellers' reviews to get prepared. They are always the most useful and reliable source of information.