Civil Aviation
Qantas & JetStar Mega Sale, One Billion Points for Frequent Flyers

- More than one million sale fares starting from $29 one-way.
- One of the biggest thank you Qantas Points or Status Credits giveaways on record for Frequent Flyers.
- Jetstar on track to deliver 10 million fares under $100 this calendar year.
- Everyday fares continue to fall as more capacity added.
The Qantas Group has launched a major discount across its network today, while also recognising frequent travellers with a choice of points or status credits for their ongoing support.
More than one million seats on Qantas Domestic, Qantas International, Jetstar, and QantasLink regional flights are now available for purchase. Qantas fares will be up to 40 per cent off, including return flights from Sydney to London for $1799 and Melbourne to Los Angeles for $1199. Jetstar fares are up to half price, with domestic Jetstar flights starting from as low as $29 one-way and Jetstar international flights from $145 one-way.
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The mega sale offers travellers an opportunity to lock in low cost fares and pre-plan visits with family and friends, business travels, or vacation getaways. The mega sale covers flights to more than 90 destinations across the nation and around the world.
As more capacity is added by the more than 50 airlines serving Australia, daily rates, which reached a peak late last year, have now decreased by about 12%. While international capacity has recovered to 80% and is anticipated to revert to pre-COVID levels by the middle of next year, domestic capacity for the Qantas Group is currently above pre-COVID levels.
Qantas is gifting more than a billion Qantas Points shared between Frequent Flyers who have flown at least one Qantas flight in the past 12 months in recognition of their loyalty. Members can also opt to receive Status Credits instead, which help retain or increase their Frequent Flyer status (Silver, Gold, Platinum etc.).
Qantas sale fares starting from | |||
Australia (one-way, Economy) | International (return, Economy) | ||
Melbourne – Launceston | $99 | Brisbane – Auckland | $549 |
Sydney – Coffs Harbour | $119 | Sydney – Nadi (Fiji) | $625 |
Gold Coast – Sydney | $119 | Perth – Singapore | $639 |
Adelaide – Melbourne | $125 | Sydney – Shanghai | $919 |
Brisbane – Newcastle | $129 | Sydney – Bengaluru | $949 |
Sunshine Coast – Sydney | $139 | Brisbane – Hong Kong | $979 |
Melbourne – Perth | $279 | Melbourne – Los Angeles | $1,199 |
Darwin – Sydney | $299 | Sydney – London | $1,799 |
Jetstar sale fares starting from | |||
Australia (one-way, Economy) | International (one-way, Economy) | ||
Sydney – Ballina (Byron Bay) | $29 | Perth – Bali (Denpasar) | $145 |
Sydney – Launceston | $29 | Darwin – Bali (Denpasar) | $145 |
Brisbane – Newcastle | $39 | Sydney – Honolulu | $229 |
Melbourne – Gold Coast | $49 | Sydney – Rarotonga | $249 |
Adelaide – Hobart | $69 | Brisbane – Seoul (Incheon) | $249 |
Perth – Brisbane | $99 | Melbourne – Ho Chi Minh City | $169 |
Qantas seats are on sale from today until 11.59pm AEST on 31 August 2023 for various travel dates between October 2023 and June 2024, including some holiday periods. Jetstar seats are on sale from today until 11.59pm AEST on 28 August 2023.
