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Rome to Jakarta

  • FCO, Italy – CGK, Indonesia
  • EgyptAir
  • Business · Lie-flat seat
Jakarta

Photo: Yusron El Jihan / Unsplash

$1668
Round trip, in USD
about €1,494
via Trip.com · travel agency
EgyptAir direct: $1731
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Low for this route: fares on this route are usually $2198 to $2437. The lowest we saw in the past year was $1836 (23 sightings).
DepartsFeb 1, 2027
ReturnsFeb 10, 2027

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$0.12
Cost per mile
13,454
Miles

Flight segments

FCO to CAI · MS · MS 792
CAI to CGK · MS · MS 977
CGK to CAI · MS · MS 978
CAI to FCO · MS · MS 791

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Feb 1–10 · 9 nights

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Feb 1, 2027 Feb 10, 2027 EgyptAir $1668 Lowest View flights

This is a business class deal to Jakarta from Rome on EgyptAir for Feb 1, 2027 – Feb 10, 2027.

Priced at $1668 round trip. The route covers 13,454 miles round trip.

Jakarta is a city of constant motion, where Indonesia’s political, commercial, and cultural energy converges in one sprawling metropolis. For travelers, its appeal lies in the contrast: gleaming skyscrapers and historic districts, modern malls and old port-front lanes, a fast-paced urban core balanced by pockets of art, heritage, and waterfront escape. The best time to visit is generally during the dry season, from May to September, when humidity is somewhat lower and heavy afternoon rain is less frequent, making it easier to explore the city’s neighborhoods and outdoor sights.

Among Jakarta’s most notable stops are Kota Tua, the historic old town with Dutch colonial architecture and museums; the National Monument, a symbol of Indonesian independence; and the lively districts of Menteng, Sudirman, and SCBD, which showcase the city’s contemporary side. For a more local feel, wander through Glodok, Jakarta’s Chinatown, or head to the Thousand Islands for a break from the urban intensity. Food is a major part of the experience: Jakarta is one of the best places to sample Indonesian specialties such as nasi goreng, soto betawi, satay, and an array of street snacks, while the city’s diverse population also brings strong Chinese, Arab, and regional culinary influences. Combined with its museums, markets, and energetic street life, Jakarta offers a vivid introduction to Indonesia’s modern identity.

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