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Penang International Airport
At present, there are no direct flights from Newark to Penang.
However, there are several flights from EWR to PEN with a stopover.
Select a stopover airport from the list below to see which airlines operate flights from EWR to PEN, and to see what flight schedules are available.
Penang is a tropical destination known for its warm climate, with temperatures between 25°C and 30°C (77°F to 86°F) throughout the year. The area is characterized by high humidity and frequent rainfall.
Being located north of the equator, Penang experiences its dry season from November to April, making this the perfect time to visit. In this period, you can expect mostly dry conditions, while the wet season will see days of rain. Humidity and temperatures are consistently high all year long.

Currently, there is only one airline that covers the full route (with 1 stopover) from Newark EWR to Penang PEN, which is Singapore Airlines.
All other flights from Newark to Penang are operated by a combination of multiple carriers, which are listed below:
Star Alliance is the only alliance that covers the full route (with 1 stopover) from Newark EWR to Penang PEN.
You can fly the full journey from EWR to PEN in Business Class only.
However, for the first part of this route, Premium Economy and Business Class are available. This depends on the stopover airport of your choice though.
Again depending on your stopover airport, available classes for the second part of this route are Economy and Business Class.
At this moment, it is not possible to cover the full route from Newark to Penang (with 1 stopover) with one specific type of aircraft. All flights from Newark to Penang are operated by a combination of multiple aircraft types.
The distance between Newark and Penang is 9,250 miles (14,887 kilometers).
However, because there are no direct flights between EWR and PEN, the full journey covers a distance of 9,897 miles (15,928 kilometers).
Flights between Newark and Penang take 20 hours and 50 minutes.
Please note that these times refer to the actual flight times, excluding the stopover time in between connecting flights, as this depends on your stopover airport as well as your date(s) of travel.
There is 1 airport in Penang: Penang International Airport (PEN).
Flights between Newark and Penang take 20 hours and 50 minutes.
Note that this excludes the layover time in between connecting flights.
Because there are no direct flights between EWR and PEN, the full journey covers a total distance of 9,897 miles (15,928 kilometers).
Singapore Airlines is the only airline flying the full route from Newark to Penang.
Scoot and AirAsia operate several connecting flights, but only partly.
Star Alliance is currently the only alliance flying from Newark to Penang.
You can fly the full route (with 1 stopover) in Business Class only.
There is no specific aircraft type that covers the full route (with 1 stopover) from Newark to Penang at this moment.
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