What airlines to choose to travel to the Maldives? Which is better?

Hainan Airlines has direct flights every week from 2 5 to 6. The point is that the direct flight of Hainan Airlines arrived in Malé at two o'clock in the afternoon. If you fly to the island (take a seaplane to the island), you can go to the island on the same day.

If it's China Southern Airlines or SriLankan Airlines, it's all in the evening. There is no problem with the speedboat island, if it is a water fly island (Maldives** regulations, seaplanes cannot take off after the sun sets) you can only stay in Male for one night.

Recently, due to the political situation in the Maldives, many of my friends have changed to Mauritius, Tiannin Saipan or Hawaii, some of the high-end ones go to Tahiti, and some of the low-end ones go to Pangkor Island in Malaysia.

You can choose to charter a direct flight to the Maldives, 8 o'clock in the morning from Beijing and Shanghai direct flight to the Maldives, you can reach the Maldives at noon, you can go to the island in the afternoon, very time-saving, ordinary transfer plane, generally night to arrive in the Maldives, delayed an afternoon of travel time.

Generally speaking, if you choose a direct flight, it is recommended that you choose a flight with Mega Air, which usually takes about 8 hours to reach Male Airport. If you choose a regular flight with a connecting flight, it will take 14 hours, which is too tiring for you during the journey

You can choose a direct flight from Mega Air to Malé, which is the same company that I did to the Maldives

Camry Air: direct flights from Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong to Malé;

Singapore Airlines: direct flights from Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Hong Kong to Malé;

China Southern Airlines: direct flight from Guangzhou to Male;

Cathay Pacific: direct flight from Hong Kong to Malé;

China Eastern Airlines: direct flights from Shanghai and Kunming to Male;

Chengdu Sichuan Airlines: Chengdu direct flight to Male;

Maldives Airlines: Changsha, Wuhan, Xi'an, Fuzhou and Chongqing fly directly to the Maldives, including Changsha, Nanjing and Xi'an via Bangkok.

The most common airlines to Maldai are SriLankan Airlines (departing from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, connecting in Colombo), Singapore Airlines (departing from Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, Hong Kong, connecting in Singapore), Malaysia Airlines (departing from Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Changsha, Nanning, Guilin, Kunming, Hong Kong, connecting in Kuala Lumpur), Emirates (departing from Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, connecting in Dubai). Mega Airways (Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Chongqing, Chengdu, Hong Kong) flies directly to Malé. China Southern Airlines can also fly directly to Malaysia from Guangzhou.

SriLankan Airlines is the cheapest most of the time, so it is used a lot.

Singapore Airlines is the most expensive, but it has the best service and has daily flights. Depart in the morning and arrive in Male at 22:00 in the evening.

Malaysia Airlines' ** is somewhere in between, and if there is no ** or if there is no restriction on the place of departure, the first two are recommended.

In the past two years, the service and hardware of the airline are also very good, but the disadvantage is that the transfer time is too long, 10 hours.

The direct flights are all on the same day of departure, and the time of Mega Air is better, 6 to 8 hours of flight time, and the arrival in the Maldives on the same day, even the islands picked up by seaplane can also go to the island.

It depends on your travel dates and destinations to book your flight. Traveling to the island, general domestic intermodal transportation only needs to pay fuel surcharges.

Shenzhen's Singapore Airlines, right? If you want to be convenient, go directly to Guangzhou China Southern Airlines or Hong Kong Meijia! The latter two are direct flights and do not need to be transferred.

There are a lot of flights in Pegas, Cathay Pacific, Sri Lanka, Singapore Airlines, and Emirates, all of which are good connecting flights.

Direct flights of China Southern Airlines, first flight, China Eastern Airlines, Q2Nationwide intermodal transport.