Dhaka to Sydney Air Ticket Price
DAC
Bangladesh, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC)
CXB
Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar Airport (CXB)
15
Thursday, 2026
17
Saturday, 2026
Today's Dhaka to Sydney Air Ticket Price
Available Airlines for Dhaka to Sydney
China Southern Airlines
Batik Air
Thai Airways International
Air India
Cathay Pacific Airways
Singapore Airlines
SriLankan Airlines
IndiGo
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Dhaka to Sydney
Dhaka to Sydney Air Ticket Price by Season and Festival
| Period | Months | Demand Level | Price Trend | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peak season | December to February | Fares rise noticeably | Demand: High. Christmas, New Year and the Australian summer holidays, a popular window for the Bangladeshi diaspora to reunite with family in Sydney | |
| Peak season | July | Fares spike | Demand: High. Coincides with the Australian winter school holiday period | |
| Shoulder season | March | Better value | Demand: Moderate to low. Demand eases outside the main holiday windows | |
| Shoulder season | August | Better value | Demand: Moderate to low. Historically one of the more competitively priced months on this route | |
| Shoulder season | November | Better value | Demand: Moderate to low. Demand tapers off before the December peak begins |
Note: The peak versus shoulder gap on this route runs wider than most travellers expect, because you're not just paying Bangladeshi peak-season demand. Every itinerary connects through a second hub, such as Kuala Lumpur, Singapore or Doha, so a December fare also carries that hub's own Christmas and New Year premium on top. That stacking effect is why shifting even slightly into the shoulder months tends to save more here than on a typical single-leg route.
Airlinewise Comparison of Dhaka to Sydney Air Ticket Prices
Compare the Dhaka to Sydney flight ticket prices across all major airlines on this route, pick the deal that works for you, and book securely on ShareTrip in minutes.
| Airline | One-Way Economy (Average Rate) | Route Type | Baggage Included? |
|---|---|---|---|
| China Southern Airlines | ৳ 67,424 | Stops | 2 Pieces |
| Batik Air | ৳ 67,749 | Stops | 35 Kg |
| Thai Airways International | ৳ 72,949 | Stops | 1 Pieces |
| Air India | ৳ 76,289 | Stops | 2 Pieces |
| Cathay Pacific Airways | ৳ 79,136 | Stops | 1 Pieces |
| Singapore Airlines | ৳ 81,521 | Stops | 25 Kg |
| SriLankan Airlines | ৳ 83,340 | Stops | 30 Kg |
| IndiGo | ৳ 84,104 | Stops | 30 Kg |
Note: The Dhaka to Sydney airfare prices mentioned in the table represent current pricing. Depending on several crucial factors such as availability, sudden surges in ticket demand, festivals and weekends, prices constantly fluctuate. To stay informed, visit ShareTrip, set your departure and destination points, and click the search icon to reveal the current pricing for different airlines.
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Baggage Allowance by Airlines
| Airline | Cabin Baggage | Checked Baggage (Economy) | Checked Baggage (Business) | Excess Baggage Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Batik Air | 2 pieces, max 7 kg | 35 kg | 40 kg | Charged per kg |
| Thai Airways International | 1 piece, max 7 kg | 35 kg | 50 kg | Charged per kg |
| IndiGo | Up to 7 kg + 1 personal article up to 3 kg | 15 kg | 30 kg | Charged per kg |
| Malaysia Airlines | 1 piece, max 7 kg | 35 kg | 40 kg | Charged per kg |
| Cathay Pacific Airways | 1 piece, max 7 kg | 23 kg | 32 kg | Charged per extra piece |
| Singapore Airlines | 1–2 pieces, max 7 kg | 35 kg | 40 kg | Charged per kg |
| Biman Bangladesh Airlines | 1 piece, max 7 kg | 30 kg | 40 kg | Charged per kg |
| China Southern Airlines | 1 piece, max 5 kg | 32 kg | 32 kg | Charged per kg |
| Qatar Airways | 1 piece, max 7 kg | 35 kg | 40 kg | Charged per piece and kg |
| Emirates | 1 piece, max 7 kg | Up to 35 kg | 40 kg | Charged per kg |
| Saudia Airlines | 1 piece, max 7–12 kg | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Oman Air | 1 piece, max 7 kg | 30 kg | 50 kg | Charged per kg |
| Etihad Airways | 1 piece, max 7 kg | Up to 23 kg | Up to 32 kg | Charged per 5 kg (varies by route) |
| Air China Limited | 1 piece, max 5 kg | 20 kg | 30 kg | Charged per kg |
| China Eastern Airlines | 1 or 2 pieces, max 8 kg | 23 kg | 32 kg | Charged per kg |
Note: The values represented in the table are collected from the official websites of the airlines. The respective airlines retain full rights to change their baggage policies with or without prior notice. Always visit their site to review their updated baggage policies to stay informed. Alternatively, contact our team to know the latest information regarding baggage allowance for the respective airlines.
How to Book Dhaka To Sydney Flight Tickets on ShareTrip
- Search your route: On ShareTrip.net or the ShareTrip app, set Dhaka and Sydney as your departure and destination points respectively. Choose 'one-way' or 'round trip', add your dates and traveller count, then hit the search icon. Since every option on this route involves a connection, sort by layover length alongside price rather than price alone — a shorter stopover can be worth a slightly higher fare.
- Check the fare details before you commit: Open your shortlisted flight to see the full breakdown, including baggage allowance and the cancellation policy, then select it once you're confident it's the right one.
- Sign in and add your travellers: Log into your ShareTrip account, or create one in a few clicks, then enter passenger details exactly as they appear on the passport each traveller will be flying with.
- Add anything the trip needs: Extra baggage, meal preferences, whatever applies — it's simpler to sort here than at check-in in Dhaka or during a tight connection.
- Pay and you're booked: Card, bKash or Nagad — you can use whichever suits you. Your e-ticket lands in your inbox straight away and stays saved in your ShareTrip account for whenever you need it.
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About Sydney
Sydney sits on Australia's south-east coast, built around one of the world's great natural harbours. It is the capital of New South Wales and the country's most visited city, drawing travellers for its coastline, its skyline and a cultural calendar that runs from January through to December without much of a quiet stretch.
For Bangladeshi travellers, Sydney carries a double pull. It is home to a sizeable diaspora, which makes it a common destination for reuniting with family, and it hosts several of Australia's leading universities, drawing a steady flow of students each intake. Its seasons also run in reverse to Bangladesh's, so a December visit lands in the middle of an Australian summer, not winter.
- Country: Australia
- State: New South Wales
- Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)
- Language: English
- Time zone: Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), UTC+10, shifting to AEDT (UTC+11) during daylight saving from October to April
- Top attractions: Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, Darling Harbour, Royal Botanic Garden
- Best time to visit: March to May or September to November, for milder temperatures and lower rainfall
About Sydney Airport
Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport is Australia's busiest airport and the main international gateway for anyone flying in from Dhaka. It sits just 8 kilometres south of the city centre, in the suburb of Mascot, close enough that the skyline is visible from the runway on a clear approach.
The airport traces back to 1920 as a modest airfield and has grown into one of the longest continuously operating commercial airports in the world. It was renamed in honour of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, the Australian aviator who completed the first trans-Pacific flight from the United States to Australia in 1928, and today it remains Qantas's home hub as well as a major stop for international carriers, handling more than 40 million passengers a year across three runways, including a parallel pair enabling simultaneous arrivals and departures.
Terminal 1 (International) handles every international arrival and departure, including flights connecting from Dhaka, with duty-free shopping, currency exchange counters and airline lounges all based here. Terminals 2 and 3 (Domestic) serve onward domestic connections across Australia, a short walk or shuttle ride away.
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal, no fees involved
- Duty-free shopping and dining across Terminal 1
- Dedicated prayer rooms
- Currency exchange and SIM card counters in the Terminal 1 arrivals area
- Airport Link train to Central Station in around 13 minutes, plus taxis and rideshare outside each terminal
- Assistance services for travellers who need extra help moving through the terminal
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