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Guangzhou to Shanghaifrom: AUD 89
Zhangjiajie to Shanghaifrom: AUD 113
Beijing to Shanghaifrom: AUD 109
Chongqing to Shanghaifrom: AUD 90
Zhengzhou to Shanghaifrom: AUD 104
Kabul to Shanghaifrom: AUD 653
Melbourne to Shanghaifrom: AUD 517
Brisbane to Shanghaifrom: AUD 437
Adelaide to Shanghaifrom: AUD 369
Sydney to Shanghaifrom: AUD 292
Vienna to Shanghaifrom: AUD 511
Brussels to Shanghaifrom: AUD 557
Copenhagen to Shanghaifrom: AUD 575
Helsinki to Shanghaifrom: AUD 727
Frankfurt to Shanghaifrom: AUD 513
Hong Kong to Shanghaifrom: AUD 56
Budapest to Shanghaifrom: AUD 364
Jakarta to Shanghaifrom: AUD 152
Manado to Shanghaifrom: AUD 366
Looking for a cheap ticket to Shanghai? Here you can search all major low-cost airlines for cheap flights to Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG).
The Shanghai Pudong International Airport serving Shanghai is a large airport in China. There are many flights to Shanghai so it is quite easy to find a convenient and cheap flight to Shanghai, but it is also wise to check out flights to other destinations in China.
Read more about Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
The best month to arrive at Shanghai is May and the most expensive month to fly is August. (Average prices, based on 976 datapoints.)
The best day to arrive at Shanghai is Monday and it would be best to avoid Thursday, as prices are on average 58.87% higher than on Monday. (Average prices, based on 879 datapoints.)
The cheapest airline flying from Shanghai to is EastarJet. They are 49% cheaper than Shenzhen Airlines. (Average prices, based on 1107 datapoints.)
Not looking for flights to Shanghai? You can check out these other destinations in China
Shanghai is a primary global financial hub and China’s largest city. Historically, it evolved from a fishing village into a strategic treaty port in the 19th century, fostering a unique fusion of Eastern and Western influences. The city is architecturally distinguished by the contrast between the historic colonial buildings of the Bund and the futuristic skyscrapers of the Pudong district. As a major cultural and commercial center, it features traditional shikumen lanes alongside modern infrastructure, housing one of the world's busiest container ports.
