International travel is set to really take off now but Jetstar currently has a massive $22 flight sale to keep domestic travel in the game.
The airline is slashing prices on flights to over 50 destinations around Australia in a special 24-hour period this week. That means at least 22,000 flights have been reduced to as little as $22.
Check out all the destinations involved in the ‘Twosday Sale’, the second biggest domestic airline sale since March 2021:
Adelaide: Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Gold Coast, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney, and the Sunshine Coast.
Brisbane: Cairns, Darwin, Hobart, Launceston, Mackay, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney, Townsville, Uluru, and the Whitsundays.
Gold Coast: Hobart, Melbourne, and Newcastle.
Melbourne: Ballina Byron, Darwin, Gold Coast, Hobart, Sydney, Townsville, Uluru, and the Whitsundays.
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Sydney: Ballina Byron, Darwin, Hamilton Island, Hervey Bay, Hobart, Gold Coast, Launceston, Melbourne, Sunshine Coast, Townsville, Uluru, and the Whitsundays.
Cairns: Darwin, Gold Coast, Melbourne, and Sydney.
The ‘Twosday Sale’ launched at midnight on Monday and lasts until 11:59pm (AEDT) on Tuesday night, unless it sells out before then (although with 22,000 flights, there should be plenty to go around). The flight dates range from the middle of October to late November 2022, so you’ll have to have some free time during that period.
Jetstar’s latest sale comes as Australia’s newest airline Bonza arrives to compete in the low-cost flight market. Earlier this month, Bonza announced its first 16 planned destinations, with 25 new routes coming for Aussie travellers.
Bonza describes itself as an airline that offers low-cost fares in cities and regional centres across Australia that have been starved of regular, large-scale flights.
Bonza flights will be cheap, with one-hour flights costing around $50 while longer flights would cost between $75 and $100. The first flights are still a little way off, though, with the airline hoping to begin its flights in the middle of this year, pending regulatory approval.
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