Jetstar launches fire sale with flights going for as low as $38 – but flyers have to be quick to purchase a ticket
- Jetstar members’ sale on now
- Flights across Aus from $38
- Flights to Bali as low as $135
Jetstar has launched a fire sale offering flights for as low as $38 for holidaymakers.
The campaign was launched on Tuesday and will be available for a limited time to all Club Jetstar members until 10am Wednesday.
Destinations include most major Australian cities, Uluru, Bali, and Singapore.
A new fire sale from Jetstar is offering domestic flights for less than $50 and some international ones for less than $200
Club Jetstar members can fly from Sydney to any Australian city beginning at $38
The sale will immediately end if allocations are exhausted before the deadline.
The sale is limited to flights departing between late-January to mid-March 2024.
Flyers wanting to become a member of Club Jetstar will have to forked out a $55 fee every year.
Travellers can fly from Sydney to Adelaide, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Townsville or Brisbane for just $38.
Flights from Hobart to the Gold Coast, from Melbourne to Adelaide or from Cairns to the Gold Coast also cost the same price.
Flights to smaller cities like Launceston, Cairns, Ballina Byron, the Gold Coast and Newcastle are also going for $150.
Perth have domestic flights between $128 to $138 across the country, as well as the option of a one-way trip to Bali for $135.
Darwin residents also have the option of $128 flights across the country, with a trip down the middle of Australia to Adelaide coming in cheaper at $88.
Attention-grabbing international tickets include Sydney to Bali for $199, Sydney to Auckland for $169, Cairns to Osaka for $279, or Melbourne to Singapore for $195.
Anyone can become a Club Jetstar member through their application portal online, which boasts 20 per cent off bags and seat selection, and other offers.
All capital cities bar Darwin and Hobart also offer flights to Bali for under $200
Melbourne is the only city where passengers have the option of flying direct to Singapore for $195 in the sale
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