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Johor Bahru to Penangfrom: NZD 64
Kuching to Penangfrom: NZD 67
Kuala Lumpur to Penangfrom: NZD 21
Langkawi to Penangfrom: NZD 22
Kota Bharu to Penangfrom: NZD 41
Tawau to Penangfrom: NZD 111
Alor Setar to Penangfrom: NZD 48
Melbourne to Penangfrom: NZD 267
Perth to Penangfrom: NZD 199
Sydney to Penangfrom: NZD 265
Adelaide to Penangfrom: NZD 396
Toronto to Penangfrom: NZD 1223
Guangzhou to Penangfrom: NZD 118
Zhuhai to Penangfrom: NZD 330
Taizhou to Penangfrom: NZD 334
Xingyi to Penangfrom: NZD 658
Dalian to Penangfrom: NZD 302
Hong Kong to Penangfrom: NZD 202
Looking for a cheap ticket to Penang? Here you can search all major low-cost airlines for cheap flights to Penang International Airport (PEN).
The Penang International Airport serving Penang is a large airport in Malaysia. There are many flights to Penang so it is quite easy to find a convenient and cheap flight to Penang, but it is also wise to check out flights to other destinations in Malaysia.
Penang International Airport is a medium sized airport and Malaysia's third biggest. It has some international connections to Bangkok, Medan and Jakarta all with AirAsia.
Read more about Penang International Airport.
The best month to arrive at Penang is October and the most expensive month to fly is June. (Average prices, based on 11178 datapoints.)
The best day to arrive at Penang is Tuesday and it would be best to avoid Sunday, as prices are on average 26.53% higher than on Tuesday. (Average prices, based on 9708 datapoints.)
The cheapest airline flying from Penang to is AirAsia. They are 87% cheaper than Thai Airways. (Average prices, based on 11251 datapoints.)
Not looking for flights to Penang? You can check out these other destinations in Malaysia
Penang, a Malaysian state comprising Penang Island and Seberang Perai, is renowned for its cultural diversity and historical significance. George Town, its capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its well-preserved colonial architecture and traditional shophouses. Established as a British trading post in 1786, the city reflects a unique blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences. Beyond its historical landmarks, Penang is recognized for its vibrant street art, acclaimed culinary scene, and natural attractions such as Penang Hill and its coastal landscapes.
