$90 Cheap flight deals from Osaka (OSA) to Busan (KR-26)

Flights From Osaka, Japan

Orbitz.com lets you find the best low-fare international flights from Osaka. There are two main airports operating near Osaka. The original Osaka International Airport now handles only domestic flights. Constructed in 1994 to ease the strain on Osaka International, Kansai International Airport now serves all international air traffic out of Osaka. Kansai was built on an artificial island in Osaka Bay and is located about 25 miles outside the city.

Parking at the Airport

A multilevel parking facility at Kansai International Airport serves cars, buses and motorbikes. The facility charges hourly rates. Parking spaces for drivers with disabilities are clearly marked on each level of the parking area.

Transportation to the Airport

The access bridge to the airport charges a toll based on the size of the vehicle. Taxi service from Osaka can drop you off directly in front of the terminal on the first floor. Commuter train and bus services are also available. Bridge tolls are included in the cost of bus or train tickets. For travelers located on the other side of Osaka Bay, a high-speed ferry travels to and from Kobe Airport and Kansai International Airport.

Restaurants at Kansai International Airport

Dozens of fine restaurants, noodle shops, bars and cafes fill the terminals at Kansai. Because the departing passengers represent a cosmopolitan group, there is something for everyone. For travelers in a rush, fast food options are also available. In passenger terminal 2F, there's both a McDonald's and a First Kitchen restaurant. Booking flights from Osaka with Orbitz.com guarantees that you'll have a pleasurable, worry-free experience.

Flights to Busan

Busan features some of the most beautiful beaches and resorts in South Korea. Orbitz.com can help you find cheap flights to Busan. Flights into the city arrive at the Gimhae International Airport, which is located at Daejeo 2(i)-dong, Gangseo-gu in Busan. The airport, located seven miles from the city, provides service to major locations in Europe and Asia. Airlines available include Air Busan, Air China and Dragonair.

Getting Around in the City

Due to the severe restrictions on personal cars and limited access for private drivers, travel to the city can take quite a bit of time. Taxi service to the city center costs approximately $13 and takes about 30 minutes. Trains operate to and from the airport during non-curfew hours. Curfew hours, which occur between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. nightly, prevent all travel. Train service takes approximately one and a half hours due to the time required for connections. Low-fare options are available for one-way tickets, starting at around $5.50, and take the form of a card used for travel on all city buses and light-rail options.

Weather in Busan

Temperatures in Busan range from 30º F in the winter to 74º F in the summer. The subtropical local climate results in regular rains year-round. Winter travelers should prepare for cold weather and the possibility of rain or snow, and summer visitors should bring light jackets for cooler days. Travelers during the spring or fall are likely to encounter days of regular rain and high humidity.

Attractions and Points of Interest

Attractions found throughout Busan typically revolve around the city's busy spring and summer beach activities. The beaches provide fun in the sun for swimmers, divers and snorkelers. On rainy days, the Busan Aquarium and Jagalchi Fish Market draw crowds to view the most interesting fish from all over Asia. Let Orbitz.com help you book cheap flights to Busan, along with accommodations near your favorite attractions or points of interest.