When it comes to air travel, India and Malaysia are the cheapest places to fly in the world according to a new survey on global transport.
Finland and Switzerland are the most expensive places to catch a plane, with Denmark coming out top overall as THE most expensive country to travel overall on all forms of transport.
The survey, carried out by Berlin based travel search website GoEuro, looked at 51 countries across five continents to work out the average price to travel per 100 kilometres by plane, train and bus.
According to the results India came up trumps costing just $10.36 (£6.28) on average to travel 100 kilometres on a commercial flight.
That’s about a third of the cost of flights in the UK and less than one thirteenth of the cost of flying in the most expensive country in the world, Finland, where it costs $138.90 (£84) to fly the same distance.
In fact, Airfares in India are so low that it is often cheaper to travel by air than take the train: According to the survey, a 100 kilometre train journey in India costs $15.98 (£9.60) and going by bus the same distance $6.17 (£3.70).
