Book Flights to Jakarta

Book flights to Jakarta and discover Indonesia’s hub of heritage and bustling local life

Discover the vibrant heart of Indonesia, where lively streets, rich culture, and a variety of flavours come together. When you book flights to Jakarta, you’ll step into a city alive with colour, sounds, and enticing aromas. History blends effortlessly with modern life here, creating a unique atmosphere. Whether you’re eager to try authentic local dishes or experience cultural traditions and festivals, Jakarta’s energy and warmth welcome you to a journey full of discovery and lasting memories.

Book Jakarta flight tickets with us — the national airline of the UAE — and enjoy flight benefits and special offers that make your travel simple and hassle-free. From comfortable cabins to attentive service tailored to you, every part of your journey includes thoughtful touches. With our extensive Etihad network, booking Jakarta flight tickets is easy, with smooth connections from across the world. Travel with us and experience the advantages of flying with a globally renowned airline that puts you first.

What are the advantages of choosing Etihad for flights to Jakarta?

Flying to Jakarta? We’ll make the journey easy for you. When you travel with us, here’s what you can expect:

• Thoughtful amenity kits: Add extra comfort to your journey with our amenity kits, including eco-friendly bags in Economy, and premium ESPA products in Business and First.
• Family-friendly travel: Flying with children? We make it easier with priority boarding, child-friendly meals, and entertainment for all ages.
• Abu Dhabi stopover: Take advantage of up to two free hotel nights when you stop in Abu Dhabi — the perfect way to break up your long journey.

Is there anything to know about Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK)?

Soekarno–Hatta International Airport – located at Benda, Tangerang City, Banten, Indonesia – is the main international airport serving Jakarta. It sits in Tangerang, around 20 km northwest of Central Jakarta, and is one of the busiest airports in Southeast Asia. Named after Indonesia’s first president and vice-president, Soekarno and Mohammad Hatta, the airport welcomed over 54 million guests in 2023 and ranks among the region’s top three for traffic. Terminal 3 features modern facilities, including duty-free shops, restaurants, and lounges. Ongoing expansion projects continue to improve services and increase capacity. The IATA code of Soekarno–Hatta International Airport is CGK.

What are the essential information for flights to Jakarta?

Planning a trip to Jakarta? Before you book, it helps to know a few key details — like what the weather’s like, whether you need a visa, and where you’ll land. Here's what to keep in mind for a smooth journey:

Visa requirements for Jakarta

Need a visa to visit Jakarta? It would depend on where you’re from. Before you book your flight to Indonesia, check the latest rules with official sources or the embassy so you know exactly what you need.

Visa duration: If you're travelling on a tourist visa, you’ll have 90 days to use it from the day it’s issued. Once you arrive, you can stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days.

General requirements for an Indonesia tourist visa

• Valid passport
• Recent photograph
• Recent bank statements

Currency and language information

• Currency: The official currency in Indonesia is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). You can exchange money at the airport or withdraw cash from ATMs around the island.
• Language: Bahasa Indonesia is the official language in Jakarta, but English is also widely spoken in the city. 

Weather information

Jakarta has a tropical climate, so it stays hot and humid all year. The rainy season runs from October to May, with the heaviest rain usually between December and March. This is the monsoon period, when skies are often cloudy and there may be some flooding. The dry season lasts from June to September, bringing more sunshine and fewer showers, though thunderstorms can still happen. August and September are usually the hottest months. The best time to visit is during the dry season, especially from July to early September.

What are some of the must-try experiences in Jakarta?

Jakarta is full of energy and colour, with plenty to see and do. Here are just a few experiences you can look forward to:

• Discover The Wayang Museum: Explore traditional Indonesian puppetry, including Wayang Kulit — flat leather shadow puppets recognised by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage since 2003.
• Explore the National Library of Indonesia: Jakarta is proud to be a UNESCO City of Literature, reflecting its rich cultural and artistic heritage. Visit the National Library of Indonesia — the world’s tallest library — to explore its vast collection and experience the city’s thriving literary scene.
• Eat your way through Kelapa Gading: Discover Kelapa Gading’s vibrant food scene by sampling its variety of Indonesian and international dishes. Explore the area’s bustling streets and enjoy local flavours at popular dining spots.
• Marvel at Istiqlal Mosque: Admire Indonesia’s largest mosque and learn about its significance as a symbol of religious tolerance.

Where else can you fly to Jakarta from?

Booking your flight to Jakarta is easy when you travel with us. We connect you to this vibrant city from over 100 destinations within the Etihad network, making your trip smooth and hassle-free no matter where you start.

Middle East

Looking to book Jakarta flights from Middle East? We'll link you to Indonesia's capital from major cities across the region, making your flight to Jakarta easy and stress-free.

• Abu Dhabi: There are usually up to two nonstop flights from Abu Dhabi to Jakarta daily, depending on the schedule. The earliest flight usually departs in the morning, at around 09:15.
• Doha: There are usually up to five one-stop flights from Doha to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The earliest flight usually departs in the early morning, at around 04:30.
• Dammam: We usually have a one-stop flight from Dammam to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The earliest flight usually departs in the early morning, at around 04:10.
• Riyadh: We usually have up to six one-stop flights from Riyadh to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The earliest flight usually departs in the early morning, at around 04:20.
• Jeddah: We usually offer up to five one-stop flights from Jeddah to Jakarta daily, depending on the day. The schedule is usually in the early morning, at around 02:50.

Europe

Choose from several convenient routes across Europe and travel smoothly to Jakarta with us – with a convenient stopover in Abu Dhabi. Here are some of the key European cities we connect to this Indonesian destination:

• Madrid: There are usually up to two one-stop flights from Madrid to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The flights usually depart in the morning, at around 10:30.
• Paris: We usually have up to three one-stop flights from Paris to Jakarta The earliest flight usually departs in the morning, at around 10:30.
• Frankfurt: We operate up to three one-stop flights from Frankfurt to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The earliest flight usually departs in the morning, at around 11:20.
• Zurich: There are usually up to three one-stop flights from Zurich to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The earliest flight usually departs in the morning, at around 11:15.
• London: There are usually up to six one-stop flights from London to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The first flight usually departs in the morning, at around 09:30.

North America

We make Jakarta flight booking from North America simple by connecting you from key cities across U.S. and Canada. Here are some popular departure points for your flight to Jakarta:

• Toronto: There is usually a one-stop flight from Toronto to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The flight usually departs in the afternoon, at around 13:40.
• Chicago: There is usually a one-stop flight from Chicago to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The flight usually departs in the afternoon, at around 13:55.
• New York: There are usually up to three one-stop flights from New York to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The earliest flight usually departs in the afternoon, at around 14:55.
• Atlanta: There are usually up to two one-stop flights from Atlanta to Jakarta per day, depending on the schedule. The first flight usually departs in the evening, at around 22:00.

*If you are planning to book flights with us, refer to etihad.com for the most up-to-date flight status and details, including flight times, schedules, and daily departures, as these are subject to change.