Jetstar announces massive overseas flight sale
With international borders reopening next week, one Aussie airline has slashed overseas flight fares to less than $150.
With international borders reopening to vaccinated Australians in just days, budget airline Jetstar has the sale we have been waiting two years for – literally.
International borders will reopen on November 1 for fully vaccinated Australians, with many already dreaming up their next overseas holiday or making plans to reunite with friends and family.
Jetstar have dropped a massive flight sale just in time for the booking rush – and some routes will cost you less than $150.
Launching at midnight, the sale fares will be available from across Australia to 12 international destinations including Phuket, Honolulu, Singapore, Vietnam, Japan and New Zealand.
The sale – with some fares as low as $109 one way – is the first Jetstar international sale since January 2020.
Running for just five days, the cheapest fare is from Darwin to Singapore from $109 one way, followed by Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Phuket from $149 and Sydney to Honolulu from $179.
And if you’re in the mood to splurge, it’s not just economy seats on sale. Business Class fares will also be discounted across certain routes, with fares from $499 for the pointy end of the plane.
While travel dates vary per route, some of the best times of year to pack your bag and fly abroad are available – including between mid-January to late March, late April to late June and mid-July to mid-September 2022.
Some of the standout low fares include:
Cairns to Osaka (Kansai) from $199
Darwin to Singapore from $109
Gold Coast (Coolangatta) to Queenstown from $165
Gold Coast (Coolangatta) to Tokyo (Narita) from $219
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Phuket from $149
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Auckland from $175
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Singapore from $149
Sydney to Honolulu from $179
Sydney to Fiji from $199
Sydney to Phuket from $149
Emirates’ huge $160m Aussie move
A popular international airline has resumed direct flights to this Aussie city for the first time in four and a half years.
Qantas plane you won’t ever see again
Aussies will no longer see this iconic Qantas plane as the last remaining aircraft recently took to the skies for the final time.
New Qantas chair addresses big Alan decision
A Qantas shareholder who was cut off from the microphone at last year’s annual general meeting has come back again.