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AIRLINES FLYING TO BALI

Many flights possibilities are available to reach the island of Bali, however there aren't, at this point, any direct non-stop flight connecting either Europe, the UK or the USA to Bali.
The choice of lay over is varied and can be as short as an hour, depending on which airline you fly with.
These transit are usually through Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, Tapei or Sydney depending on your chosen airline and originating destination.
We do favour Singapore Airlines which flies direct from the US or Europe through Singapore and connects them with the most frequent flights and often the shortest lay over time, to Bali.

Airlines flying to Bali:

GARUDA - Indonesian airline (GFF)

SINGAPORE AIRLINES - via Singapore (Star Alliance)

AIR ASIA - Direct flights from Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Singapore and Jakarta

THAI AIRWAYS - via Bangkok (Star Alliance)

MALAYSIA AIRLINES - via Kuala Lumpur

CATHAY PACIFIC - via Honk Kong (One World)

QANTAS AIRWAYS - Direct flights from Perth, codeshare for Sydney Melbourne and Darwin (One World)

JET STAR - Direct flights from Sydney and Melbourne (QFF)

JAL - Direct flights from Tokyo and osaka (One World)

KOREAN AIR - Direct flights from Seoul (Sky Team)

CHINA AIRLINES - Direct flights from Taipei (DFP)

QATAR AIRWAYS - Via Doha (Privilage Club)

Note that most european and american airlines have aggreements with asian or eastern airlines, individually or through network alliances such as Star Alliance, One World or Sky Team to extend their flying schedule to destinations they would not otherwise serve.
When such is the case you may be quoted and purchase a ticket from one airline, though fly within another's plane.
For example, if you were to book a flight with Air France from Paris to Denpasar - Bali you would actually be flying with Qantas airways through Singapore.