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Return Flights from Shanghai to Rome

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Return fares from
€308
One-way fares from
11h 30m
Flight time
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Shanghai to Rome return, a route covering 9,117 km each way with a typical flight time of 11h 30m. Rome is located in Italy, in Europe. Fares and availability change constantly; the figures below reflect what's actually on file for this route today, not an estimate.

Real fares right now

Real one-way fares on file for the outbound leg — useful for picking the cheapest day to fly, even when booking return. The lowest fare on file is €308 on Tue Aug 11.

Tue
Aug 4
313
Wed
Aug 5
311
Thu
Aug 6
311
Fri
Aug 7
311
Sat
Aug 8
311
Sun
Aug 9
311
Mon
Aug 10
311
Tue
Aug 11
308
Wed
Aug 12
324
Thu
Aug 13
324
Fri
Aug 14
340
Sat
Aug 15
358
Sun
Aug 16
392
Mon
Aug 17
392

Cheapest day for the outbound leg

Mon
€352
Tue
€311
Wed
€318
Thu
€318
Fri
€326
Sat
€335
Sun
€352

Weather in Rome by season

Based on the last 3 years of real historical data.

January
14° / 7°C
~58mm rain
April
18° / 10°C
~53mm rain
July
30° / 22°C
~24mm rain
October
23° / 16°C
~137mm rain

Nearby airports

Near Shanghai
  • Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA)45 km
Near Rome
  • Ciampino Airport (CIA)29 km

Money-saving tips

  • Book 4–8 weeks ahead of departure where possible — a general industry pattern, not specific to this route.
  • Tuesday and Wednesday departures tend to be cheaper than weekend flights on most routes.
  • Morning flights are often less expensive than midday or evening departures.
  • Compare nearby departure and arrival airports — see the alternatives above.
  • Flexible return dates widen your options considerably versus a fixed round-trip window.

Fare types explained

Most airlines sell several fare tiers on the same flight: Economy (the base fare, often with paid extras like seat selection and baggage), Premium Economy (more legroom, sometimes included baggage), Business (priority boarding, lounge access, flat or angled seating on longer routes), and First Class (offered by a shrinking number of airlines on select long-haul routes). Exact inclusions vary by airline and route — check the fare rules shown at booking.

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