Find airlines in Australia and New Zealand serving international destinations Oceania covers a lot of square mileage, but it's not inaccessible. Multiple airlines offer international routes to North and South America, Asia and Europe, as well as between countries within Oceania. Larger Australian airline carriers and airline carriers in New Zealand in particular offer a greater number of international routes.

I recommend:  Qantas was the first of the major airlines based in Australia, and offer cheap and frequent service not just within the continent, but also have regular flights to a number of major international airports. Air New Zealand has flights to Europe, Asia, Australia, the Americas and the rest of Oceania, as well as domestic flights.

Fly to popular destinations throughout the Pacific Oceania airlines serve innumerable islands throughout the Pacific. For the best service to more popular and populous countries and islands in Oceania, like Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and Tahiti, look for domestic airlines originating in these areas. Local airlines are apt to have more flights that fly more often to local destinations from other airports in the region.

I recommend:  Air Pacific is Fiji's international airline, with a number of flights throughout Oceania. They offer great regional service to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand as well as flights between the Fiji Islands themselves. For flights throughout Polynesia, a group of islands the size of Europe, check out Air Tahiti. Their network of airlines serves dozens of airports throughout the region.

Find Australia airline companies for regional flights Australia is the largest and most populated country in Oceania, with a number of metropolitan areas. For fast and frequent service within Australia, turn to domestic Australian airline carriers.

I recommend:  Regional Express serves Eastern Australia, with dozens of local airports on flight routes. Skywest runs regional flights to most major cities on Australia's western seaboard.