About this trip
Four international flights take you eastward around the world, from Milan to Singapore, across to Melbourne, then overland to Sydney, onward to Los Angeles and back to Milan via Casablanca.
The combined airfares total €1,089 per person, with checked baggage included in the selected fares, based on the prices checked on 30 September 2026.
You get 3 nights in Singapore, 9 nights in Australia and 5 nights in Los Angeles. The Melbourne–Sydney journey is deliberately left open for your own road or rail adventure.
Important: €1,089 is for the four flights only. Melbourne–Sydney transport, accommodation, food, activities, insurance and any visa or entry fees are additional. Book and reconfirm each sector individually before committing to the full trip.
Complete flight schedule + Australia overland
→ Muscat 
→ Singapore 
Oman Air · WY144 + WY891
18 Feb 21:05: Milan Malpensa (MXP) → Muscat (MCT), arriving 19 Feb 06:15.
2h connection in Muscat: 08:15 departure → Singapore (SIN) 19:40.
Total journey: 15h35 · 1 stop · checked baggage included in the selected fare.
→ Melbourne 
Jetstar JQ8
Depart Singapore (SIN) Monday 22 February at 21:00.
Arrive Melbourne (MEL) Tuesday 23 February at 07:25.
7h25 direct · overnight flight · selected fare includes checked baggage.
→ Sydney Not a flight and not included in the €1,089 airfare.
Use the nine nights between the Melbourne arrival and Sydney departure for your own overland plan. Road, coach and rail costs are additional; allow enough time to reach Sydney before the international flight.
→ Los Angeles 
United Airlines UA842
Depart Sydney (SYD) Thursday 4 March at 11:20.
Arrive Los Angeles (LAX) Thursday 4 March at 06:00 local time.
13h40 direct · crossing the International Date Line · checked baggage included in the selected fare.
→ Casablanca 
→ Milan Royal Air Maroc · AT251 + AT954
9 Mar 09:20: Los Angeles (LAX) → Casablanca (CMN), arriving 10 Mar 04:05.
2h50 connection: Casablanca 06:55 → Milan Malpensa 11:00.
Total journey: 16h40 · 1 stop · checked baggage included in the selected fare.
Route map
Four flight tickets with one deliberate Australia overland section. The dashed line represents ground travel, not an included flight.
Fare details + important catches
These are four separate flight tickets, not a single round-the-world fare. Open all four links, confirm live availability and baggage-inclusive totals, and make sure the dates still align. If one price disappears, the €1,089 total will change. The 2-hour Muscat and 2h50 Casablanca connections are within their respective one-stop itineraries; check whether a reseller supplies each as a protected single ticket before payment.
The Melbourne-to-Sydney journey is not included. Factor in transport and accommodation along the route. Check Singapore, Australia, US and any relevant Morocco transit requirements for your own passport, plus any airline transit rules.
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Singapore · 3 nightsArrive Friday 19 February at 19:40. Stay Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, then keep most of Monday free before your 21:00 flight.
Australia · 9 nightsArrive in Melbourne on Tuesday 23 February at 07:25. Travel overland at your own pace and be in Sydney ahead of Thursday 4 March's 11:20 departure. Ground travel is extra.
Los Angeles · 5 nightsLand Thursday 4 March at 06:00, giving you most of the arrival day. Enjoy five nights, then leave Tuesday 9 March at 09:20.
You actually have time in every destination rather than simply changing planes: a long Singapore weekend, nine nights to explore Australia, and five nights in Los Angeles. The major budget catch is on-ground spending in three expensive destinations, particularly Australia and Los Angeles.
A remarkable €1,089 round-the-world flight combination with included baggage and usable schedules. The overall rating is intentionally tempered by high on-ground costs, four separate bookings and the uncovered Australia overland journey.
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