Jetstar and Qantas Are Doing a Big Sale on Domestic Flights to 67 Destinations with Fares From $35

Constantly thinking about your next getaway, especially now that travel has been returning to normal? We all are. Always trying to plan your next trip, but keen to make the most of your budget — or make your holiday dollars stretch across as many vacations as possible? Yep, we're all doing that, too, and that's what flight sales are for.

With that in mind, Jetstar and Qantas have dropped yet another batch of cheap fares, in Qantas Group's biggest combined domestic flights sale of 2022. Over a million seats are on offer, and routes with discounted fares are within Australia — so get ready to explore your own backyard.

If you're keen on a cheap Jetstar flight, with one-way prices starting at $35, you need to get in quickly — come 8pm AEDT today, Thursday, October 13 (or earlier if sold out), it'll all be over. With Qantas, the sale runs until 11.59pm AEST on Thursday, October 20 (but, again, earlier if sold out), with one-way fares starting at $99.

Actually, 70 percent of Jetstar's sale fares are under $100, too — while more than a quarter of Qantas' deals are under $200.

Expect to be spoiled for choice destination-wise; between Qantas, QantasLink and Jetstar, the sale spans 67 destinations around Australia, capital cities and regional towns both included.

On the list via Jetstar: Sydney to Melbourne (Avalon) for $35, Adelaide to Melbourne (Tullamarine) for $45, Canberra to Brisbane for $75, Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Cairns for $90 and Sydney to Uluru for $90 as well.

Qantas' cheap flights include Sydney to Byron Bay for $99, Melbourne to Launceston for the same price and Brisbane to Cairns for $149.

Jetstar's sale runs until 8pm AEDT on Thursday, October 13, while Qantas' sale runs until 11.59pm AEST on Thursday, October 20 — or until sold out.

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