Jetstar Boxing Day Sale | Mel-Syd $29 | Syd-GC $35 | Mel-Hob $35 | Mel-Adel $39 | Syd-Tokyo $138

Related Stores

Jetstar Airways

• 

  SweetAS on 26/12/2013 - 10:35

  The cheaper Hobart - Tokyo flights are excellent value….

  • 

    INFIDEL on 26/12/2013 - 16:29

    Were $138, now $256 each way - amazing price.

    Looks like Jetstar are moving to mainly fly Melb-Narita, with Jetstar-Japan & Jetstar-Australia connecting with those flights??? Fills the seats on the international flight plus sells the domestic flights. Great for those in Melb wanting to go to Tokyo, but not so good for many others.

    Just back from $420 return GC-Osaka trip I booked last Boxing Day.

    Unfortunately no cheap deals this year for Queenslanders. Cairns & Gold Coast were preferred destinations for Japanese, so were cheap hubs for us.
    In same sale period…
    Cairns-Tokyo return $785
    GC-Tokyo return $925
    Would be cheaper to fly from Brisbane to Tokyo via Hobart!

• 

  WeiKaiLe on 26/12/2013 - 10:51

  +2

  Syd-Tokyo $138

  I'm getting $436 for Sydney -> Tokyo, what am I doing wrong?

  • 

    mrjames on 26/12/2013 - 10:56

    +1

    I can't find them either, they probably made only a dozen flights available or something.

    • 

      johnt107 on 26/12/2013 - 11:36

      They're still available as part of the Melbourne-Tokyo route launch. Select Destination Narita and you'll see them - travel period 8 May - 19 June.

      • 

        danishcookie on 26/12/2013 - 11:39

        Yah there're there but can't find one for $138?

      • 

        Mikeologos on 26/12/2013 - 11:57

        +1

        Just rung the call center and got told that every single flight from melbourne and routing through Melbourne has been sold out. I clicked on the deal about 20 minutes after it began, so they must have had a total of 2 seats available.

      • 

        mrjames on 26/12/2013 - 13:19

        +2

        Sounds like a case of bait advertising, illegal under Australian consumer law.

      • 

        callum9999 on 28/12/2013 - 08:50

        +1

        Rather a strong claim for someone who has absolutely no knowledge on how many seats were made available. $138 to Japan is a bargain, it wouldn't shock me to find they've sold dozens of seats at that price within minutes of launching.

      • 

        INFIDEL on 28/12/2013 - 15:59

        Agree. As this deal was posted (in my case 44 minutes) after so many thousands received their promoted Jetstar Sale email, most seats probably would have gone before it was even listed on OB.

• 

  onetwothreefour on 26/12/2013 - 11:04

  I just booked and paid for flights from Sydney to Tokyo through the Cathay Pacific deal and paid $3100 for a family of 5. To go with Jetstar about a week later would be $2600…:/ That sucks, oh well at least with Cathay I get food and entertainment included and I also get to see Hong Kong for a few hours rather than Gold Coast airport.

• 

  SilverRanger on 26/12/2013 - 11:57

  Is the jetstar sites getting ozbagained? It's not loading for me

• 

  mr_asstight on 26/12/2013 - 12:14

  +3

  Japan is awesome

• 

  Bargain4U on 26/12/2013 - 12:38

  -1

  Tigerair's $1 return is working out cheaper on everything I've checked.

• 

  Jared17 on 26/12/2013 - 20:12

  Tempted to take up the syd melb ticket. Just wondering, is it convenient to travel to the Melbourne city from Avalon Airport ? If I'm not wrong it is the smaller airport ?

  • 

    ltwinter on 27/12/2013 - 14:18

    +1

    no problems with Avalon, and to get from Avalon to Melbourne its a 40 min drive on the one highway

    • 

      Jared17 on 28/12/2013 - 23:14

      thanks

• 

  [Deactivated] on 27/12/2013 - 10:59

  Jetstar site not working well. Make one search and then all the boxing day sale stuff disappears???

• 

  INFIDEL on 29/12/2013 - 08:49

  Not expired yet. Sale extended until 3 Jan. Some flights still available.
  Just booked Brisbane-Hobart flight. But some specials were only $10 less than outside sale period anyway. So left buying return flight until later. The (Oz)bargainer's dilemma.