The list of destinations you can reach via direct flights from Macao is growing all the time. The airport has been adding new routes to its roster with increasing regularity, in line with the government’s efforts to lure more foreign tourists to the SAR (which also makes outbound travel for residents easier).
As of July, 31 passenger airlines had been approved by Macao’s Civil Aviation Authority to fly in and out of the city’s international airport. They have permission to service 40 different routes, just over half of them to the mainland. However, not all these airlines are currently active in Macao.
Here’s a breakdown of where you can currently fly – beyond the mainland – from Macao without transiting. The list is correct at the time of writing but things are always changing, so do check the airport’s website for updated flight information.
[See more: Turning the page: Where can your Macao passport take you?]
Japan
- Osaka (Air Macau)
- Tokyo (Air Macau)
South Korea
- Seoul (Air Macau, Jeju Air, Jin Air, Korean Air)
- Busan (Air Busan)
Taiwan
- Kaohsiung (Air Macau, EVA Air, Tigerair)
- Taipei (Air Macau, Eva Air, Starlux, Tigerair)
- Taichung (Starlux, Tigerair)
Malaysia
- Kuala Lumpur (Air Macau, Air Asia)
- Tawau (Batik Air)
Palau
- Koror (Cambodia Airways)
Philippines
- Manila (Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines, Philippines AirAsia)
Indonesia
- Jakarta (Air Macau)
Singapore
- Singapore (Air Macau, Scoot)
Thailand
- Bangkok (Air Macau, Thai AirAsia, Thai Lion Air, VietJet Air)
Vietnam
- Hanoi (Air Macau, VietJetAir)
- DaNang (Air Macau, Vietravel Airlines)
- Nha Trang (Bamboo Airways, VietJetAir)
Cambodia
- Phnom Penh (Cambodia Airways)
