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Flights from Hong Kong to Kuala Lumpur
HK Express and AirAsia fly from Hong Kong to Kuala Lumpur, with fares on 80 of the next 90 days. The cheapest is €89 on 1 Nov with HK Express, non-stop, a price seen 4 days ago: it may be higher now or sold out. The cheapest by month: October €91, November €89, December €92 and January €89.
Make it a trip
Fly Hong Kong to Kuala Lumpur first, then on through Southeast Asia: FareDice strings the cheapest flights from there into a trip through more countries, on separate tickets.
Trips from Hong Kong that fly to Kuala Lumpur first · Trips from Hong Kong · Trips from Kuala Lumpur
The cheapest fare each day
The cheaper quarter of the days; the outlined day is the cheapest. Any number of stops. Tap a day to check its price.
Octoberfrom €91
Novemberfrom €89
Decemberfrom €92
Januaryfrom €89
Stops
- Non-stop: the cheapest fare on 78 of the next 90 days, from €89. Journey time: about 4 hours.
- One stop: the cheapest fare on 2 of the next 90 days, from €123. Journey time: check the travel time with the airline.
Airlines and cabin bags
- HK Express: the cheapest on 68 of the next 90 days, from €89. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
- AirAsia: the cheapest on 12 of the next 90 days, from €93. The cheapest long-haul fares often leave the cabin bag out: check with the airline, and count about €65 each way to add one.
Every airline's cabin bag rule
Airports
- From Hong Kong: Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), 24 km from Hong Kong.
- Into Kuala Lumpur: Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (SZB), 14 km from Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL), 43 km from Kuala Lumpur.
The way back: Kuala Lumpur to Hong Kong
From €65 on 16 Jan with HK Express, non-stop, a price seen 5 days ago: it may be higher now or sold out, with fares on 69 of the next 90 days.
Octoberfrom €70
Novemberfrom €67
Decemberfrom €74
Januaryfrom €65
Fares are the cheapest travellers saw on each day, one way and per person, with any number of stops and their age; prices are seen, not held, and a long flight's price seen 3 days ago or more may be higher now. A route gets a page when it has fares on 10 days or more.