Cheap flights to Yogyakarta
Travelers planning a trip to Indonesia's cultural capital arrive at the modern Yogyakarta International Airport, located approximately 36 km from the city. The route network for this destination covers 15 cities, providing reliable connections to key regions of the country and international transport hubs. The highest number of weekly flights depart from Jakarta (365 departures), Denpasar (100 departures), and Balikpapan (44 departures).
A total of 17 airlines operate flights to Yogyakarta, with Lion Airlines and Super Air Jet leading in flight frequency. To choose the best flight option and view the current schedule, use the departure city cards with a convenient search form below. Additional route information can be found in the how to get there section, and the latest weather forecast for the region will help you plan your leisure time.

Jakarta — Yogyakarta

Denpasar — Yogyakarta

Makassar — Yogyakarta

Balikpapan — Yogyakarta

Batam — Yogyakarta

Palembang — Yogyakarta


Jambi — Yogyakarta

Praya — Yogyakarta


Pangkal Pinang — Yogyakarta

Kuala Lumpur — Yogyakarta

Banjarmasin — Yogyakarta


Pontianak — Yogyakarta
Flight insights to Yogyakarta
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Yogyakarta — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Yogyakarta come from Jakarta, Denpasar and Balikpapan. Jakarta leads with around 365 flights a week.
- Jakarta365 flights/week
- Denpasar100 flights/week
- Balikpapan44 flights/week
- Makassar39 flights/week
- Singapore37 flights/week
Top departure countries
Most direct flights to Yogyakarta depart from Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia. Indonesia alone accounts for about 91% of all direct routes.
- Indonesiaavg $90
- Singaporeavg $117
- Malaysiaavg $94
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Yogyakarta range from Jakarta at $31 to Singapore at $117 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- Jakartafrom $31
- Denpasarfrom $71
- Balikpapanfrom $73
- Makassarfrom $72
- Singaporefrom $117
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Yogyakarta from right now are Jakarta from $31, Denpasar from $71 and Makassar from $72.
- Jakartafrom $31
- Denpasarfrom $71
- Makassarfrom $72
- Bandar Lampungfrom $72
- Balikpapanfrom $73
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight to Yogyakarta is from Newcastle at about 7h 2m, followed by Gold Coast (6h 58m) and Canberra (6h 53m).
- Newcastle7h 2m
- Gold Coast6h 58m
- Canberra6h 53m
- Manokwari4h 1m
- Ternate3h 13m
Popular departure cities to Yogyakarta
Frequently asked questions
- How many cities offer flights to Yogyakarta?
- Currently, regular flights to the city are available from 15 different cities. These are primarily major Indonesian administrative centers, as well as important international hubs like Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
- Which cities have the most frequent flights to Yogyakarta?
- The most popular routes by number of weekly flights are Jakarta (365 flights), Denpasar (100 flights), Balikpapan (44 flights), and Makassar (39 flights). These cities provide the highest passenger traffic.
- How many airlines fly to Yogyakarta?
- 17 airlines operate flights on this route. The largest carriers include Lion Airlines, Super Air Jet, Batik Air, and the national carrier Garuda Indonesia.
- Which airports receive flights in Yogyakarta?
- The main air hub is Yogyakarta International Airport (YIA). It is a modern terminal that replaced the old airport and now serves all key domestic and international flights.
- How to find cheap tickets to Yogyakarta?
- To find the best deals, we recommend using the departure city cards located below on this page. Comparing offers from various airlines, such as Citilink or AirAsia, will help you find the most cost-effective flight option.
- When is the best time to buy tickets to Yogyakarta?
- It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance, ideally 1–2 months before your trip. This is especially relevant for flights from Jakarta or Denpasar, where demand remains consistently high throughout the year.