Jetstar Return for Free Sale (General Access from 4/5): Domestic Airfares from $69, International Airfares from $189 (e.g. Bali)

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Jetstar Return for Free Sale (General Access from 4/5): Domestic Airfares from $69, International Airfares from $189 (e.g. Bali)

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beatthatflight on 03/05/2022 - 12:10 jetstar.com (21183 clicks)
Last edited 06/05/2022 - 08:31 by 1 other user

Club Jetstar early access now. General public access starting midnight (12:00 am) 4/5/2022.

How to find and book your Return for FREE^ flights:
Below is a selection of our best available (one-way) outbound fares on offer. Other outbound flights can also be booked as part of this Return for FREE^ sale, but $0 return flights are only available within the Travel Periods listed. We suggest you make a note of these dates before you continue.

Click the button next to your preferred destination below.
Update the number of passengers you’d like to book for.
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Choose your preferred departure date. This can be any date.
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Look for a return flight labelled $0 (may not be available on all flights or days).
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sween64 on 03/05/2022 - 12:18

+1

Anyway to get this for MEL to AKL and then ZQN to MEL?
- inherentchoice on 03/05/2022 - 13:23
  
  Buy domestic leg ZQN to AKL? Sometimes you can do a multi-city booking but that's probably not eligible for this deal.
  - sween64 on 03/05/2022 - 13:25
    
    I don't need a ZQN to AKL leg. I'd like to drive.
    - inherentchoice on 03/05/2022 - 13:38
      
      Drive one way, then fly back one-way domestic leg, right?
      
      So then can get MEL-AKL return/roundtrip.
      - sween64 on 03/05/2022 - 13:40
        
        @inherentchoice: Ah, I got you.
        
        inherentchoice on 03/05/2022 - 13:54
        
        @sween64: The hire cars are probably much cheaper from ZQN to AKL than the other way around. Unless you were doing one of those relocation deals.
        
        CachePC on 03/05/2022 - 15:27
        
        +1
        
        @inherentchoice: And they can sometimes throw in the ferry cost
        
        beatthatflight on 03/05/2022 - 19:17
        
        +1
        
        @inherentchoice: even those are usually from Queenstown, rather than to.
        
        rehan770 on 04/05/2022 - 19:04
        
        @inherentchoice: Yeah but you have to drop the south island car at picton ferry and pick up other car from wellington as they are 2 different sectors.
girafficlight on 03/05/2022 - 12:21

Where are the travel dates?
- beatthatflight on 03/05/2022 - 12:25
  
  +2
  
  on the linked page. every route has different dates, so can't easily list them out here…
  - girafficlight on 03/05/2022 - 12:26
    
    thanks
BrownManWalking on 03/05/2022 - 12:22

Do all pax need to be a Jetstar member or just one?
- capslock on 03/05/2022 - 12:28
  
  +1
  
  Just one
jv on 03/05/2022 - 12:29

+10

Thanks. Just booked Melbourne > Gold Coast for around $60 return with Slutty Bianca.
- Scythic on 03/05/2022 - 13:55
  
  +1
  
  Lol
- GateauBoeuf on 03/05/2022 - 21:04
  
  +1
  
  Is slutty bianca a new meme? I'm only getting porn results on google 😂
Slut on 03/05/2022 - 12:43

+7

Perfect. Just booked Melbourne > Gold Coast for around $60 return.
- jv on 03/05/2022 - 12:57
  
  +8
  
  Should be fun !!!
  - diddy50 on 03/05/2022 - 14:20
    
    +9
    
    We expect holiday snaps! 💙
    - alidli on 03/05/2022 - 20:32
      
      Only of Bianca being slutty though.
      We know what jv looks like.
Clear on 03/05/2022 - 12:49

Sweet I need to do some flying
Heracles26 on 03/05/2022 - 12:50

+1

Keen! Interested to see what Bali is like nowadays
- turkz1 on 03/05/2022 - 13:17
  
  +15
  
  Just got back. Full Jetstar flight going but the island is still very quiet which I found to be fantastic. All major attractions are open but there's hardly any traffic and queueing. Hotels and services are going for cheap as chips at the moment and if you are there for a relaxing holiday and not exclusively to party now is a great time.
  - michaelTito on 03/05/2022 - 13:32
    
    +4
    
    Probably the best time to travel then.
    - badonde on 03/05/2022 - 13:40
      
      +1
      
      Hmm my friends living over there said a lot of the tourists are back already… guess it depends on the area.
      Maybe Kuta is less busy than it was
      - turkz1 on 03/05/2022 - 14:11
        
        @badonde: The (major) hotel we were staying at was operating at <50% capacity on easter weekend. They were anticipating more traffic from domestic travel for hari raya than international inbound traffic for easter. I'd think that the next few months will still be relatively quiet.
        
        [Deactivated] on 03/05/2022 - 16:46
        
        @turkz1: Which hotel?
  - Heracles26 on 03/05/2022 - 13:40
    
    +2
    
    Damn we want to party haha
  - IMBI3 on 03/05/2022 - 13:58
    
    Did you have to do covid test going into Bali?
    - turkz1 on 03/05/2022 - 14:03
      
      +2
      
      Yes predeparture PCR for $79 at the airport.
      - U30004 on 03/05/2022 - 15:23
        
        @turkz1: well thats a bummer
cycleri3 on 03/05/2022 - 12:51

+1

Why are tickets to nz so expensive still?
- jv on 03/05/2022 - 12:58
  
  supply & demand.
- 1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 13:31 Comment score below threshold.
- beatthatflight on 03/05/2022 - 14:14
  
  They're massively improving from June. In April you could easily pay a grand for a non-direct between SYD-CHC return (personal experience, sigh). These prices are substantially less.
chicken8 on 03/05/2022 - 12:54

+2

Far out. I booked tickets 2 days ago. Just did the same search for my dates and passengers and it's 35% cheaper

any way to get the benefits of this deal on my flights?
- chicken8 on 03/05/2022 - 13:03
  
  +4
  
  Just rang them. Can't cancel my flights and rebook. Can't apply any discount to my existing flights.
  - NonSense on 03/05/2022 - 13:10
    
    +2
    
    That’s lame
    - chicken8 on 03/05/2022 - 13:13
      
      less than 48 hours difference. Can't do anything for me. I'm pretty cut right now
    - jv on 03/05/2022 - 13:23
      
      -1
      
      That’s lame
      
      Why? did you read the purchase conditions?
      - chicken8 on 03/05/2022 - 13:25
        
        +7
        
        @jv: I don't know how to read. Does that help in getting the price difference refunded?
        
        Slut on 03/05/2022 - 13:27
        
        +2
        
        @chicken8: I'm in the same boat and that's unfortunately what happens with a budget airline.
  - Nalar on 03/05/2022 - 18:22
    
    +6
    
    You rang them and it only took 9 mins?
[Deactivated] on 03/05/2022 - 13:07

+1

I can't find a return flight back to Adelaide from Bali for $0

I'm surprised flights are $550 return, my mate in Bali said it's pretty dead and even half of Bali is shut.
- 1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 13:33
  
  +3
  
  my mate in Bali said it's pretty dead and even half of Bali is shut.
  
  But is that good or bad? I just got back from Koh Samui which was also half shut but this was a good thing. The usual heaving throng of idiots wasn't there so you could have a proper relaxing island style holiday.
  - [Deactivated] on 03/05/2022 - 16:54
    
    Doesn't bother me, but flights should be cheaper if their pushing to get people there
    
    My friend also said until they get rid of the vaccine requirements he doesn't think it will open up.
    
    Australians are highly vaccinated, but the rest of the world is lacking behind and Thailand just axed it.
Michael1983 on 03/05/2022 - 13:11

+2

All good with Bali, but I'd wish they could remove PCR test requirement
- jv on 03/05/2022 - 13:27
  
  -1
  
  but I'd wish they could remove PCR test requirement
  
  Why?
  - 1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 13:35
    
    +1
    
    Why?
    
    Because it adds arbitrary cost and effort for no tangible benefit.
    - jv on 03/05/2022 - 13:36
      
      +4
      
      no tangible benefit.
      
      How do you know there is no benefit for Bali?
      - 1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 13:38
        
        -8
        
        @jv:
        
        How do you know there is no benefit for Bali?
        
        Because that's how logic works, the burden of proof is on the claimant.
        Feel free to post the evidence that supports this position, whenever you are ready…
        
        jv on 03/05/2022 - 13:58
        
        -1
        
        @1st-Amendment:
        
        the burden of proof is on the claimant.
        "no tangible benefit."
        
        So where is your proof?
        
        1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 14:25
        
        +1
        
        @jv:
        
        So where is your proof?
        
        Burden of proof applies to the thing that is being claimed to exist, not the absence of it. Come on, this is Logic 101…
        
        jv on 03/05/2022 - 14:29
        
        -2
        
        @1st-Amendment:
        
        Burden of proof applies to the thing that is being claimed to exist
        
        you are the one making a claim, not me…
        
        I just asked a question…
        
        1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 14:44
        
        +1
        
        @jv:
        
        you are the one making a claim, not me…
        
        Only if you don't understand the basics of deductive logic, which you've made clear you don't.
        
        I just asked a question…
        
        Which I answered. So why are you still here?
        
        jv on 03/05/2022 - 15:14
        
        -2
        
        @1st-Amendment:
        
        Only if you don't understand the basics of deductive logic
        
        So you can't prove it then… Move along…
        
        1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 15:21
        
        @jv:
        
        So you can't prove it then…
        
        A spectacular own goal…
        
        Move along…
        
        You avoided the question. 'Why are you still here?"
        
        jv on 03/05/2022 - 15:22
        
        +1
        
        @1st-Amendment:
        
        A spectacular own goal…
        
        Oh well, maybe you'll do better next time…
        
        1st-Amendment on 03/05/2022 - 16:07
        
        @jv:
        
        Oh well, maybe you'll do better next time…
        
        I see you avoided the question again. Ego is bigger than brain…
        
        kiteo on 04/05/2022 - 12:30
        
        +1
        
        @1st-Amendment: You made a claim just then mate. "Zebras don't exist" is also a claim. Given you're up against a government, you need a fairly high standard of proof to make a credible counterclaim. As it stands, your claim aligns quite neatly with wishful thinking which is the usual red flag to examine assertions such as yours even more critically.
        
        1st-Amendment on 04/05/2022 - 14:29
        
        +1
        
        @kiteo:
        
        You made a claim just then mate.
        
        Sure I claimed that PCR test costs money. Do you dispute this?
        I then claimed that for that cost there no tangible benefit observed. So if you dispute this, the burden of proof lies with you to demonstrate this benefit.
        
        Given you're up against a government, you need a fairly high standard of proof to make a credible counterclaim
        
        So you thought you'd try the argument from authority logical fallacy? Where did you think that would take you?
        
        As it stands, your claim aligns quite neatly with wishful thinking
        
        Nope and no amount of just saying things makes it any more true. Either there is a tangible benefit or there isn't. If there is it can be demonstrated. Burden, proof etc..
        
        The logic doesn't care what your opinion is.
    - axwe8 on 03/05/2022 - 18:03
      
      +2
      
      Because it adds arbitrary cost and effort for no tangible benefit.
      
      Lol what where'd you get that from
      - 1st-Amendment on 04/05/2022 - 08:50
        
        +1
        
        @axwe8:
        
        Lol what where'd you get that from
        
        Mandatory PCR cost money yes or no?
        Mandatory PCR has shown no tangible benefit yes or no?
        
        Maybe think a little bit harder next time…
- nigel deborah on 03/05/2022 - 13:34
  
  +1
  
  You don't need it coming home, at least.
plasmog on 03/05/2022 - 13:19

Looks BS to me, scanned for flights in the advertised time range and not a single zero dollar return fare
- chicken8 on 03/05/2022 - 13:26
  
  +3
  
  It only shows the $0 return flights when you get to the flight selection page.
  
  You also have to be a Club Jetstar member to get it currently as it's an early release at present.
  - plasmog on 03/05/2022 - 13:30
    
    I am a club jetstar member
    - chicken8 on 03/05/2022 - 13:34
      
      then keep going in your booking process until you can choose the flights and there you'll see the $0 returns. If any are left for that day
  - nigel deborah on 03/05/2022 - 13:34
    
    I couldn't find any on the couple of destinations I looked for. Weird.
- haydent on 03/05/2022 - 13:29
  
  -2
  
  Try reading
  
  Club Jetstar early access now. General public access starting midnight (12:00 am) 4/5/2022.
  - plasmog on 03/05/2022 - 13:30
    
    -5
    
    Try reading "I am a club jetstar member"
    - haydent on 03/05/2022 - 13:30
      
      +1
      
      How could read that posted after me?
badonde on 03/05/2022 - 13:41

+1

Can you see the $0 flights without being Club Jetstar?
I can't find any for Bali
- Mickel07 on 03/05/2022 - 13:57
  
  Yes, seems to show both club and non-club price but you need to get through a few screens of selections first
danhendo888 on 03/05/2022 - 13:45

Are the planes for domestic and international flights (within Asia) the same model/size/comfort level?
blonky on 03/05/2022 - 13:46

+1

Just booked SYD-AKL for July $185 return
contro3ler on 03/05/2022 - 13:53

-5

anything to japan
- park on 03/05/2022 - 14:03
  
  +1
  
  You could have actually viewed the webpage, you know
- The Almighty Dollar on 03/05/2022 - 14:10
  
  +1
  
  Not for you there’s not
a l an on 03/05/2022 - 14:22

+2

Nice scored a $55 p/p which includes the $0 return Melb - Goldcoast in Jan. Cheap for School holidays!

Note this doesn't include baggage for anyone reading who is reading.

vu on 03/05/2022 - 14:35

+30

Here's the full list

Departing	Arriving	Price From	Travel Periods
Adelaide	Bali (Denpasar)	$299	02 Aug 22 - 21 Sep 22, 02 Nov 22 - 05 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 28 Feb 23
Adelaide	Brisbane	$158	11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 14 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Adelaide	Cairns	$192	02 Nov 22 - 17 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Adelaide	Darwin	$188	20 Oct 22 - 11 Dec 22, 09 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Adelaide	Gold Coast	$148	18 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Adelaide	Hobart	$111	01 Sep 22 - 28 Sep 22, 30 Oct 22 - 21 Dec 22, 14 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Adelaide	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$91	18 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Adelaide	Perth	$192	18 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Adelaide	Sunshine Coast	$132	01 Sep 22 - 24 Sep 22, 18 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Adelaide	Sydney	$128	01 Sep 22 - 25 Sep 22, 19 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Ballina Byron	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$124	19 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Ballina Byron	Sydney	$81	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Adelaide	$158	11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 14 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Brisbane	Bali (Denpasar)	$309	27 Jul 22 - 07 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 05 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 21 Mar 23
Brisbane	Cairns	$130	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Canberra	$147	15 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 04 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Brisbane	Darwin	$168	01 Sep 22 - 12 Sep 22, 17 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 14 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Brisbane	Hobart	$172	01 Sep 22 - 10 Sep 22, 14 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Launceston	$152	01 Sep 22 - 11 Sep 22, 10 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Mackay	$110	01 Sep 22 - 10 Sep 22, 15 Oct 22 - 10 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Brisbane	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$132	04 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Brisbane	Newcastle - Port Stephens	$91	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Perth	$202	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Sydney	$101	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 16 Dec 22, 04 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Townsville	$127	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Uluru (Ayers Rock)	$189	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Brisbane	Whitsunday Coast (Proserpine)	$106	18 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 04 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Busselton Margaret River	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$189	10 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 11 Jan 23 - 22 Feb 23
Cairns	Adelaide	$192	02 Nov 22 - 17 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Cairns	Bali (Denpasar)	$239	20 Jul 22 - 06 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 06 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 28 Feb 23
Cairns	Brisbane	$130	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Cairns	Darwin	$199	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 03 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Cairns	Gold Coast	$114	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 07 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 01 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Cairns	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$190	04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Cairns	Newcastle - Port Stephens	$149	01 Sep 22 - 14 Sep 22, 05 Oct 22 - 26 Oct 22
Cairns	Osaka (Kansai)	$394	1 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 13 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 02 Feb 23 - 09 Mar 23
Cairns	Perth	$222	01 Sep 22 - 08 Sep 22, 13 Oct 22 - 09 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 22 Feb 23
Cairns	Sydney	$169	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 11 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Cairns	Tokyo (Narita)	$394	19 Aug 22 - 15 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 01 Feb 23 - 09 Mar 23
Canberra	Brisbane	$147	15 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 04 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Darwin	Adelaide	$188	20 Oct 22 - 11 Dec 22, 09 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Darwin	Bali (Denpasar)	$199	26 Jul 22 - 13 Sep 22, 18 Oct 22 - 05 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 28 Feb 23
Darwin	Brisbane	$168	01 Sep 22 - 12 Sep 22, 17 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 14 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Darwin	Cairns	$199	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 03 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Darwin	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$208	08 Oct 22 - 13 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Darwin	Singapore	$200	02 Jul 22 - 16 Sep 22, 27 Sep 22 - 22 Nov 22
Darwin	Sydney	$208	06 Oct 22 - 12 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Adelaide	$148	18 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Auckland	$252	26 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 07 Dec 22
Gold Coast	Cairns	$114	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 07 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 01 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Christchurch	$256	26 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 13 Oct 22 - 05 Dec 22
Gold Coast	Hobart	$162	01 Sep 22 - 28 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Melbourne (Avalon)	$99	04 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$102	04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Newcastle - Port Stephens	$88	01 Sep 22 - 17 Sep 22, 25 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Perth	$219	12 Oct 22 - 13 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Queenstown	$260	26 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 13 Oct 22 - 05 Dec 22
Gold Coast	Sydney	$79	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Gold Coast	Tokyo (Narita)	$429	1 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 01 Feb 23 - 09 Mar 23
Gold Coast	Wellington	$233	26 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 07 Dec 22
Hamilton Island	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$182	01 Sep 22 - 13 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 16 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Hamilton Island	Sydney	$169	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 13 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Hervey Bay	Sydney	$129	01 Sep 22 - 20 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Hobart	Adelaide	$111	01 Sep 22 - 28 Sep 22, 30 Oct 22 - 21 Dec 22, 14 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Hobart	Brisbane	$172	01 Sep 22 - 10 Sep 22, 14 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Hobart	Gold Coast	$162	01 Sep 22 - 28 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Hobart	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$101	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Hobart	Sydney	$111	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 10 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Launceston	Brisbane	$152	01 Sep 22 - 11 Sep 22, 10 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Launceston	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$79	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 17 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Launceston	Sydney	$87	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 20 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Mackay	Brisbane	$110	01 Sep 22 - 10 Sep 22, 15 Oct 22 - 10 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Melbourne (Avalon)	Gold Coast	$99	04 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Avalon)	Sydney	$69	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 05 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Adelaide	$91	18 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Auckland	$252	26 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 07 Dec 22
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Bali (Denpasar)	$329	07 Feb 23 - 21 Mar 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Ballina Byron	$124	19 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Bangkok	$339	19 Jul 22 - 08 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 06 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 21 Mar 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Brisbane	$132	04 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Busselton Margaret River	$189	10 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 11 Jan 23 - 22 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Cairns	$190	04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Christchurch	$264	27 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 07 Dec 22
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Darwin	$208	08 Oct 22 - 13 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Gold Coast	$102	04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Hamilton Island	$182	01 Sep 22 - 13 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 16 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Ho Chi Minh City	$339	02 Aug 22 - 05 Sep 22, 15 Oct 22 - 28 Nov 22
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Hobart	$101	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Honolulu	$389	08 Feb 23 - 22 Mar 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Launceston	$79	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 17 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Newcastle - Port Stephens	$90	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 14 Oct 22 - 16 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Perth	$222	07 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Phuket	$379	26 Jul 22 - 08 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 06 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 23 Mar 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Queenstown	$333	26 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 07 Dec 22
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Singapore	$339	27 Jul 22 - 18 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 30 Dec 22
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Sunshine Coast	$148	05 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Sydney	$101	11 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Townsville	$164	04 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Uluru (Ayers Rock)	$199	01 Sep 22 - 14 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 01 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Melbourne (Tullamarine)	Whitsunday Coast (Proserpine)	$164	24 Oct 22 - 12 Dec 22, 09 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Newcastle - Port Stephens	Brisbane	$91	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Newcastle - Port Stephens	Cairns	$149	01 Sep 22 - 14 Sep 22, 05 Oct 22 - 26 Oct 22
Newcastle - Port Stephens	Gold Coast	$88	01 Sep 22 - 17 Sep 22, 25 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Newcastle - Port Stephens	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$90	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 14 Oct 22 - 16 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Perth	Adelaide	$192	18 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Perth	Bali (Denpasar)	$189	26 Jul 22 - 14 Sep 22, 18 Oct 22 - 05 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 28 Feb 23
Perth	Brisbane	$202	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Perth	Cairns	$222	01 Sep 22 - 08 Sep 22, 13 Oct 22 - 09 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 22 Feb 23
Perth	Gold Coast	$219	12 Oct 22 - 13 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Perth	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$222	07 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Perth	Sydney	$212	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sunshine Coast	Adelaide	$132	01 Sep 22 - 24 Sep 22, 18 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sunshine Coast	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$148	05 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sunshine Coast	Sydney	$101	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Adelaide	$128	01 Sep 22 - 25 Sep 22, 19 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Auckland	$266	26 Jul 22 - 22 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 07 Dec 22
Sydney	Bali (Denpasar)	$359	24 Oct 22 - 05 Dec 22, 07 Feb 23 - 21 Mar 23
Sydney	Ballina Byron	$81	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Brisbane	$101	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 16 Dec 22, 04 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Cairns	$169	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 11 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Darwin	$208	06 Oct 22 - 12 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 25 Feb 23
Sydney	Gold Coast	$79	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Hamilton Island	$169	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 13 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Hervey Bay	$129	01 Sep 22 - 20 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Ho Chi Minh City	$339	22 Jul 22 - 16 Sep 22, 16 Oct 22 - 06 Dec 22
Sydney	Hobart	$111	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 10 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Honolulu	$389	06 Feb 23 - 20 Mar 23
Sydney	Launceston	$87	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 20 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Melbourne (Avalon)	$69	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 05 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$101	11 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Perth	$212	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 16 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Phuket	$379	01 Aug 22 - 14 Sep 22, 24 Oct 22 - 05 Dec 22, 08 Feb 23 - 22 Mar 23
Sydney	Queenstown	$327	26 Jul 22 - 22 Sep 22, 12 Oct 22 - 07 Dec 22
Sydney	Seoul (Incheon)	$550	02 Nov 22 - 14 Dec 22, 01 Feb 23 - 30 Mar 23
Sydney	Sunshine Coast	$101	01 Sep 22 - 22 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 17 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Townsville	$152	01 Sep 22 - 19 Sep 22, 05 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 09 Jan 23 - 26 Feb 23
Sydney	Uluru (Ayers Rock)	$215	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Sydney	Whitsunday Coast (Proserpine)	$129	11 Jan 23 - 22 Feb 23
Townsville	Brisbane	$127	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 07 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Townsville	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$164	04 Oct 22 - 08 Dec 22, 10 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Townsville	Sydney	$152	01 Sep 22 - 19 Sep 22, 05 Oct 22 - 14 Dec 22, 09 Jan 23 - 26 Feb 23
Uluru (Ayers Rock)	Brisbane	$189	01 Sep 22 - 15 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Uluru (Ayers Rock)	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$199	01 Sep 22 - 14 Sep 22, 04 Oct 22 - 17 Dec 22, 01 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Uluru (Ayers Rock)	Sydney	$215	01 Sep 22 - 21 Sep 22, 11 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 03 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Whitsunday Coast (Proserpine)	Brisbane	$106	18 Oct 22 - 15 Dec 22, 04 Jan 23 - 28 Feb 23
Whitsunday Coast (Proserpine)	Melbourne (Tullamarine)	$164	24 Oct 22 - 12 Dec 22, 09 Jan 23 - 27 Feb 23
Whitsunday Coast (Proserpine)	Sydney	$129	11 Jan 23 - 22 Feb 23

jmel on 03/05/2022 - 14:40

+1

time to make bali bogan again
sams on 03/05/2022 - 14:54

+1

Thank you OP for sharing.

Joined Club JetStar and the fee for that was offset by the discounts for prepaid seating and baggage (I'm tall I want the exit row!!)

bargain of a deal got 2 people PER DPS return for $671 including exit row seats for both and 1 bag.
goodhasgone on 03/05/2022 - 15:18

+1

Just wait for them to cancel the return flights at the last minute and not offer any other flight options like they did to us last December.
Gorath44000 on 03/05/2022 - 15:18

+2

Fingers crossed Japan is opened up by January
samehada on 03/05/2022 - 15:30

+3

The catch with this promo is you will have to pay high price if you want to change your return flight.

i.e previous promo $169 each flight, so if you need to change the return flight you have $169 to cover the fare difference.

With this promo the departure flight cost $339 and return flight $0. So you pay the same amount for your 2 flights but if you ever have to modify your return fare you are pretty much paying for a new ticket.
- RexHavoc on 03/05/2022 - 18:23
  
  I got burnt about 5 years ago. They cancelled flight and offered a refund otherwise next flight a few days away. $0 fare plus a $5 seat selection fee. Risk you take I guess. I got $5 bucks back, however did have a whinge to them they sent me a $100 goodwill voucher which was good.
  - samehada on 03/05/2022 - 21:40
    
    I really hate this free return promo because of this. They jack up the departure flight price so the total cost is not cheaper than the normal promo. I prefer the type of previous promo so you don’t get burnt with the return leg of the flight if it is modified.
Fvistr0 on 03/05/2022 - 16:09

Finally, managed to use the refund voucher received from Jetstar couple of years ago.
Trip book for Queenstown in late Aug. Time to book a camper van now…
Baa on 03/05/2022 - 16:59

Family of 5 flying to Melbourne for 1.2k, while I don't love Jetstar was not keen to pay 2k+ so good find!
Pippenn on 03/05/2022 - 17:19

Thoughts on the Gold Coast to Japan flights in september, would Japan even be open for travel ?
- muncan on 03/05/2022 - 17:20
  
  +3
  
  www.isjapanopen.com
  - Pippenn on 03/05/2022 - 17:25
    
    Haha thanks for that. Just weird on why they would advertise the flights if they are unsure, if i were to book would i get refunded or what?
    - capslock on 03/05/2022 - 17:28
      
      If Jetstar cancels the flight then you will get a refund. If Japan is still closed then its highly likely that Jetstar will cancel the flight, you just have to wait until they do which could be last minute.
    - Nalar on 03/05/2022 - 18:26
      
      They already sold me a ticket for may then cancelled. Qantas also cancelled all flights out of BNE from the start of April.
      
      They (and you) are just gambling on it being open.
    - TooSerious2 on 03/05/2022 - 18:32
      
      I just got a refund on similar deal to Japan for the end of June. Accomoda ton was all refunded too. Considering rebooking with this deal.
poormansfriedchicken on 03/05/2022 - 17:51

heard jetstar is removing its one time fee free covid flight change. can anyone confirm?
- RexHavoc on 03/05/2022 - 18:21
  
  This Sunday apparently
Motek Benzona on 03/05/2022 - 18:41

Scored 4x returns to phuket from Sydney with 20kg bags and seats for $1096 for 3 weeks in aug/sep. Will use it as a base and get to Bangkok and Ubon from there

Direct flight from Sydney too. We are in Brisbane and with bags it would have been nearer the 3k mark or more
Winning

This was posted 1 year 11 months 21 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal.

Jetstar Return for Free Sale (General Access from 4/5): Domestic Airfares from $69, International Airfares from $189 (e.g. Bali)

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