Indonesia
Jakarta to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.386k
Surabaya to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.530k
Yogyakarta to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.280k
Makassar to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.043k
Semarang to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.691k
Pekanbaru to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.727k
Banjarmasin to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.852k
Jambi to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 2.471k
Padang to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 1.762k
Denpasar Bali to Balikpapanfrom: IDR 601k
Looking for a cheap ticket to Balikpapan? Here you can search all major low-cost airlines for cheap flights to Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman Airport (BPN).
The Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman Airport serving Balikpapan is a large airport in Indonesia. There are many flights to Balikpapan so it is quite easy to find a convenient and cheap flight to Balikpapan, but it is also wise to check out flights to other destinations in Indonesia. The Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman Airport is located 5km from the Balikpapan city center. A taxi from Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman Airport to Balikpapan center would cost IDR 70.000.
The Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman Airport, formerly Sepinggan International Airport, in Balikpapan is the largest airport and busiest airport in Kalimantan on the Indonesian side of Borneo.
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The best month to arrive at Balikpapan is March and the most expensive month to fly is May. (Average prices, based on 115199 datapoints.)
The best day to arrive at Balikpapan is Friday and it would be best to avoid Wednesday, as prices are on average 4.22% higher than on Friday. (Average prices, based on 95007 datapoints.)
The cheapest airline flying from Balikpapan to is Sriwijaya Air. They are 67% cheaper than MasWings. (Average prices, based on 115266 datapoints.)
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Balikpapan, situated in East Kalimantan, is a major industrial hub historically shaped by the 1897 discovery of oil and significant World War II engagements. Known as the "Oil City," it is distinguished by its disciplined urban management and scenic coastal stretches, such as Kemala Beach. The city uniquely balances industrial prominence with ecological preservation, housing the Sun Bear Sanctuary and proximity to the Wain River Forest Reserve. Currently, it serves as the primary logistics gateway for the development of Indonesia’s new national capital, Nusantara.
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