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Jetstar 'NSW' Sale: eg MEL → SYD $39, GC → SYD $55, ADL → SYD $89, PER → SYD $178 & More @ Beat That Flight

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Jetstar 'NSW' Sale: eg MEL → SYD $39, GC → SYD $55, ADL → SYD $89, PER → SYD $178 & More @ Beat That Flight
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Associatedbeatthatflight on 22/03/2024 - 08:11 beatthatflight.com.au (1203 clicks)
Last edited 22/03/2024 - 08:17

Jetstar's running a "NSW sale". All flights are one way and include 7kg carry on.

This sale is also potentially handy to get cheap flights to connect to the crazy international Scoot sale on at present.

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Summary:
Adelaide - Sydney (1 May - 27 Jun) from $99
Adelaide - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $89
Adelaide - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $89
Brisbane - Newcastle (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $59
Brisbane - Newcastle (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $59
Brisbane - Newcastle (30 Apr - 26 Jun) from $59
Brisbane - Sydney (1 May - 13 Jun) from $59
Brisbane - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $59
Brisbane - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $59
Busselton Margaret River - Sydney (4 May - 27 Jun) from $135
Busselton Margaret River - Sydney (17 Oct - 5 Dec) from $135
Busselton Margaret River - Sydney (25 Jul - 14 Sep) from $135
Cairns - Newcastle (17 Oct - 26 Oct) from $95
Cairns - Newcastle (25 Jul - 9 Sep) from $95
Cairns - Sydney (1 May - 29 Jun) from $119
Cairns - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $117
Cairns - Sydney (30 Jul - 11 Sep) from $119
Darwin - Sydney (16 Oct - 30 Nov) from $155
Darwin - Sydney (29 Aug - 3 Oct) from $155
Hobart - Sydney (1 May - 30 Jun) from $65
Hobart - Sydney (6 Aug - 11 Sep) from $65
Hobart - Sydney (15 Oct - 18 Dec) from $65
Hervey Bay - Sydney (10 May - 5 Jun) from $79
Hervey Bay - Sydney (16 Oct - 10 Dec) from $69
Hervey Bay - Sydney (25 Jul - 9 Sep) from $69
Launceston - Sydney (15 Oct - 18 Dec) from $49
Launceston - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $49
Launceston - Sydney (30 Apr - 19 Jun) from $55
Sunshine Coast - Sydney (1 May - 29 Jun) from $60
Sunshine Coast - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $55
Sunshine Coast - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $55
Melbourne - Ballina (Byron Bay) (10 Jul - 11 Sep) from $90
Melbourne - Ballina (Byron Bay) (16 Oct - 11 Dec) from $80
Melbourne - Ballina (Byron Bay) (27 Apr - 15 Jun) from $95
Melbourne - Newcastle (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $71
Melbourne - Newcastle (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $71
Melbourne - Newcastle (30 Apr - 26 Jun) from $70
Melbourne - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $39
Melbourne - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $39
Melbourne - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $39
Melbourne - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $39
Melbourne - Sydney (30 Apr - 19 Jun) from $44
Melbourne - Sydney (30 Apr - 20 Jun) from $44
Gold Coast - Newcastle (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $55
Gold Coast - Newcastle (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $55
Gold Coast - Newcastle (30 Apr - 15 Jun) from $55
Gold Coast - Sydney (1 May - 27 Jun) from $60
Gold Coast - Sydney (16 Oct - 11 Dec) from $55
Gold Coast - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $55
Perth - Sydney (4 May - 28 May) from $193
Perth - Sydney (15 Oct - 4 Dec) from $178
Perth - Sydney (25 Jul - 11 Sep) from $178
Whitsundays - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $95
Whitsundays - Sydney (31 Jul - 11 Sep) from $95
Townsville - Sydney (15 Oct - 11 Dec) from $95
Townsville - Sydney (24 Jul - 11 Sep) from $95

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Comments

  • Papa Huggies on 22/03/2024 - 09:51

    This sale is also potentially handy to get cheap flights to connect to the crazy international Scoot sale on at present.

    Can't imagine 7kg carry-on is much use for connecting flights to Athens, Guangzhou or Tokyo though. Might be suitable for hotter places (SG you could likely get away with).

    And if youre wondering, both Scoot and Jetstar are likely to weigh. Their planes can handle whatever carry-on just fine, but if they can nickel and dime you they will.

    • 1st-Amendment on 22/03/2024 - 10:01

      Can't imagine 7kg carry-on is much use for connecting flights to Athens, Guangzhou or Tokyo though. Might be suitable for hotter places

      Travel when it's warm and you can go almost anywhere with 7kg, Athens especially as a gateway the Greek Islands. I've done multiple month-long holidays through the US and Europe with only 7kg. It's easier than you think.

      And if youre wondering, both Scoot and Jetstar are likely to weigh

      Easy to get around to some extent by loading up what you're wearing during check-in (put all your heavy stuff in your pockets, then unload immediately afterwards)

      • Papa Huggies on 22/03/2024 - 11:52

        Gotta get me a pair of cargo pants.

    • Hugh G Rection on 22/03/2024 - 10:07

      jet star is fine domestically, but scoot internationally is horrible. it's cheap, but not worth the discount for me. i don't mind paying more for more comfort, entertainment, and food. i will never fly scoot again.

      • mooreshady on 22/03/2024 - 10:26
        +1

        Depends on “more”. Would pay $200 more max for a better Airline that Scoot. Other than that, I would prefer the $201 in my pocket

      • 1st-Amendment on 22/03/2024 - 12:01
        +2

        but scoot internationally is horrible

        Which part specifically?

        I'm always curious about this since a seat is a seat. And since Qantas has the same seat pitch as Scoot but less than half the price which part is 'horrible' that's worth paying more than double for?.

        i don't mind paying more for more comfort,

        What specifically since all modern economy airline seats are pretty much the same, the only difference is seat pitch?

        entertainment

        Load up your phone for free

        and food.

        $15 for a meal. For that you rather pay $500+ more? This makes no sense.

  • cmyk on 22/03/2024 - 10:43

    Look at the comments section; Jetstar is still terrible. It's not just ozbargainers that harsh ;-)

    https://www.smh.com.au/traveller/reviews-and-advice/airline-…

    • Hugh G Rection on 22/03/2024 - 12:20

      lol, that is why i said domestically for an hour or 2. that is all i can tolerate, lol.

      definitely not internationally for 8+ hours.

  • atapajosj on 22/03/2024 - 12:14
    +2

    I always fly economy in low cost. It doesn't hurt.
    Phone with podcast, movies and videos. ✓
    Eat a subway in the airport for $15✓
    For short trip less than 5hs doesn't hurt.

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