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Qantas Summer Sale - Melbourne to Sydney One-Way $115, Return $230 Inc Tax (Economy)

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Qantas Summer Sale - Melbourne to Sydney One-Way $115, Return $230 Inc Tax (Economy)
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SmartCover on 20/09/2017 - 23:23 qantas.com (346 clicks)
Last edited 20/09/2017 - 23:24

Good price for Qantas between Melb to Syd

One way Economy from
$115*

Depart between
Wed 10 Jan 2018–Wed 28 Mar 2018

Earn 10 Status Credit each way.

Qantas Points and Status credits may be earned on this fare.
Changes before the day of scheduled departure:
Your original fare may be used as credit towards a new fare of equal or higher value, provided the new fare conditions are met.
For changes made over the phone, you must pay the service fee applicable as at the date of change.
At the time of making the change you must pay:
the change fee applicable
any fare difference between the fare for your new booking and the original fare.
Once your booking is made the current change fee and service fee can be viewed anytime at qantas.com/your booking.
Your new booking must be for travel anywhere on the Qantas network within 12 months of the date that the original ticket was issued. However, you cannot re-book and travel on the same day.
The original ticket value is non-refundable and remains non-refundable at all times.
Changes on the day of scheduled departure:
Not permitted. Non-refundable.

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  • Simple Sydney on 20/09/2017 - 23:27

    Great price for Qantas - I fly between SYD and MEL all the time
    but that's so far in advance to know the dates :(

  • jackspratt on 20/09/2017 - 23:27
    +1

    Still way over-priced.

    • SmartCover on 20/09/2017 - 23:29

      Compare to JetStar and Virgin, maybe…. certainly not for Qantas :P

    • congo on 20/09/2017 - 23:39
      +1

      That is "almost" the same price as Virgin, JetStar once you factor in the extras.

  • congo on 20/09/2017 - 23:54

    An off topic question, last time I flew internationally, my child of 4 yrs cost $80 (cheap! but he didn't get a seat).
    But for local flights, it seems that any child over 2 yrs old is charge full fees. Is that right?
    Any airlines give discounts for children under 5 yrs?

  • 51ngh on 21/09/2017 - 07:05
    -7

    Way overpriced tickets … it's like when during a sale eBay retailers jack up the prices. Bit like same here. Even after apparent discount, cheaper tickets can be had elsewhere.

    Try here: https://booking.tigerair.com.au/TigerAirIBE/Booking/Select
    checked between 14 & 21 Feb.
    Tiger: Fares available from $59 one way
    Jetstar: Fres from $70 one way

    • 51ngh on 21/09/2017 - 07:21
      -1

      Can the person who negged my comment above please share their rationale ?
      Or you want to stay hidden ?

      • cumquat on 21/09/2017 - 08:23
        -1

        Awww someone negged you and you're having a cry. What a pathetic human being you must be.

    • tomochin1991 on 21/09/2017 - 07:36
      +5

      lol i didnt neg you but just wanted to say thats pretty silly to be comparing a low cost flight service with a premium flight service… They target different segments of the industry =_=
      If an Iphone 7 gets a discount and becomes $400 would you neg it just coz a xiaomi phone is $300?

      • 51ngh on 21/09/2017 - 07:45
        -1

        Premium as in .. they serve in-flight food ?
        You can still purchase that with Jetstar/Tiger/Virgin and still be ahead on price !

        Your point is valid too, but you keep the phone for a year or two atleast !

        Which Ozbargainer would spend $100+ on a 1-hour flight when you can get same for almost half-price?

        • tomochin1991 on 21/09/2017 - 08:05
          +2

          No… Jetstar is owned by Qantas… they target different customer segments…
          Jetstar for people on a budget
          Qantas for people who want better service, people who want a premium quality for the amount they paid…
          It would be pretty silly for a company to compete with themselves, hence why they target different customer segments in order to capture a higher proportion of the industry…
          Jetstar/Tiger/Virgin are all competing for the same customer segment which is the people on a budget and want the lowest prices

          The thing here is that everyone has their needs, and as for the people who always would rather pay for a premium service, this is a great deal.
          I only fly Qantas domestically now, I've used Jetstar once, even if it was a 2-3hr trip, I did not enjoy the experience.

          Just saying if it doesnt suit your needs, doesnt mean its a bad deal lol
          Maybe that person who neg you felt that way, who knows.

    • Gradesbrah on 21/09/2017 - 07:51
      +1

      You must compare like for like.

      As someone who travels this route 30-40 times a year, I can often justify the cost difference for Virgin/Qantas service compared to Jetstar/Tiger. Jetstar in particular had a terrible habit of canceling flights at late notice and then failing to provide appropriate customer service when rescheduling me (leaving me on hold for 30+ minutes, suggesting flights in which I had 10 minutes to get to the airport, or a flight more than 12 hours later). Virgin and Qantas have always assisted with delays and cancellations well - whether it being their fault or storm related. If I need a flight to be relied upon, I would never fly Jetstar.

      It is a premium service with a high price tag, but this is a good deal for someone who does place a value on the differences.

    • SmartCover on 21/09/2017 - 08:15

      Not being argumentative. A “bargain” is achieved when you’re comparing apples to apples.

      Comparing Tiger to Qantas is ludicrous. Less frequent flights, everything else extra (luggage/food), T4, no Qantas frequent flyer/Status points. The list goes on.

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