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Cheapest flights to Newcastle upon Tyne

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Flying from Melbourne to Newcastle upon Tyne: things to know

The most popular route is from Melbourne Airport in Melbourne to Newcastle International Airport in Newcastle upon Tyne. On average this flight takes 27 hours 25 minutes one way and costs US$3,963 for the round trip.

Most popular route
Melbourne Airport (MEL) to Newcastle International Airport (NCL)
Average flight time
27 hours 25 minutes
Average round-trip price
US$3,963
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Airlines that fly from Melbourne to Newcastle upon Tyne

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  • Emirates
  • China Southern Airlines
  • British Airways
  • Qatar Airways
  • Etihad Airways
  • Qantas Airways
  • China Eastern Airlines
  • Air France
  • Malaysia Airlines
  • Japan Airlines
  • Singapore Airlines
  • Royal Brunei Airlines
  • Thai Airways

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