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Los Angeles/San Francisco to Australia $200 USD (~$295 AUD) Return @ Qantas Airways

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Qantas is celebrating their 100 year anniversary so they are giving away flights between Australia and US from select cities for $100USD. First 100 customers each day of the promotion score a ticket so good luck 😉

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  • -8

    this a cracker eh?

  • +4

    Shame the destination for all of them is from the US. Only beneficial for those in the states.

    • We are actually not too sure about the last 2 days.

      • +1

        we’ll be releasing 100 airfares each day to Australia for $100

        Australia is the destination for all of them.

        • +3

          ah rightio, still a good deal for anyone in the states

          • +12

            @DisplayedAim: Yea but this is OzBargain

            • @Ten: Guess I can't tell my family in the states about it. Damn.

  • +17

    Doing the same from London - Sydney for £100

    All designed to bring people to Australia, not for Australians to holiday outside

  • +3

    Flights are not Sydney to US so not really helpful for most people here.

    • +8

      How do you know most people here are from Sydney?

    • +1

      I have no desire go go to America but can you not book two one way tickets one of which is on a steep discount

  • +3

    When's the next flight with that knobhead Will i am onboard?

    • +3

      Careful, don't want to get yourself labelled a racist. #RacistKnobHeadLabeller……..yours truly Will.i

    • Well I'm in….close enough?

  • +9

    Would be helpful for those that might have families overseas that would like to visit

  • -2

    What kind of dates are we looking at?

    • -3

      Steady on, mate. Girl doesn't owe you anything because you bought her cheap airfare. ;-)

    • Tough to go past a Halaway…https://harvesttotable.com/popular_date_varietieshere_are/

      P.S. good call…in the title would be great.

  • +1

    San Fran is a shithole.

    • Why do you say that?

      • +6
      • +6

        All the homeless everywhere idk but it's less of a shithole than LA imo

        • +6

          The USA is the 1st world country i go to for a 3rd world experience.

          Homeless, beggars, blowing up fish with dynamite…..

      • because it is literally a hole filled with shit on the streets everywhere.

    • +5

      Was in San Fran about 2 months ago. Can concur. Lots of homeless, unsafe at night, expensive as hell

      • +2

        Was there 3 years ago and same observation….

        • +2

          Was there 9 years ago and same observation….

  • +11

    “Sales” like this are so annoying. 10 seats per day, 100 seats in total, spread across multiple destinations… so basically those seats are a needle in a haystack to find, and you have no idea when they have already been claimed. It’s like they’ve taken a leaf out of Jetstar’s book with the dodgy sales which sold out in the first 5 minutes that they continue to advertise for days after the fact. I mean lovely if you get one, but it’s mostly just bait advertising. Oh and to make things better, their website is extremely slow and leaves you on a JavaScript loading icon for like a minute between searches… and wont let you browse days quickly in any way shape or form..

    • +2

      It's 100 a day for 4 days= 400, which is quite generous really.

      Agree though it's more of a marketing stunt and not much chance of getting any.

      • +1

        By day, I meant date of travel, not total released. In which case, it’s essentially 10 seats per flight. But sure, fair it is indeed 400 total I suppose.

  • +1

    If I book a return from LA.. And miss the first flight due to a no show, will that cancel the return leg of the journey?

    • Yes

      • Do you have a link where it saids that? thanks

        • I found a link here

      • Could you sell the first leg to somebody in the states? Or does the person who bought the ticket have to fly

    • Yes, with qantas and many other airlines.

      But not all airlines. Not the point-to-point cheap carriers who essentially sell you two 1-way tickets.

    • I've read about this before and the answer is yes.

    • +1

      Make the flight from LA your return by flying with someone else beforehand. Still cheap.

  • +1

    This is retarded and of no use to us

    • +7

      It's of some use to US

      • +2

        I'm sure USBargain will be interested in this

  • +19

    Wow, how ridiculous. It's like throwing a birthday party inviting only your friends but not your family members! So much for "spirit of australia" aye?

  • Those who are based in Oz can't really take advantage of this, but maybe friends and family from the US can visit some of you?

  • If you buy full price tickets from Aus to the USA could you then use the $100 flights for the return leg?

    • Don't think you can do that- "when purchased as a round trip for selected city pairs and travel dates".

      • Yes, so buy a one way ticket to SF. Then buy the roundtrip for 295 AUD to AU. No-show for the return QF leg back to SF.

        • And hope they don't cancel your FF account.

          Also aren't one way tickets expensive?

          • -1

            @Levathian: Nothing in terms saying no showing is grounds to cancel FF account.

        • It's a nice idea, but the problem with this plan is that the one-way ticket to SFO (or LAX) is likely to be prohibitively expensive. At least my searching seems to suggest that it will be for all the dates I'm interested in.

      • I'm sure somebody on ozbargain will engineer a creative solution.

        • +13

          Too easy - buy a return trip 🅰️ with a large travel period, then book this trip 🅱️ in between.
          AU ➡️ US on outbound flight 🛫 of booking 🅰️
          US ➡️ AU on outbound flight 🛫 of booking 🅱️
          AU ↩️ US on return flight 🛬 of booking 🅱️
          US ↩️ AU on return flight 🛬 of booking 🅰️

          • +2

            @muncan: Twice the trips for almost half the price! It's genius!

          • @muncan: And then sell off the return trip B?
            That's amazing.

          • +1

            @muncan: Boy I'm confused….don't know whether I'm coming or going.

  • What time does it let you buy?

    • -1

      2PM EST it opens.

      • +1

        is this AEST or the american one?

        • +2

          I was thinking about this too.

          I think it's US time.

          The airline site is the US one, prices are in $US and the time of ticket release is "2pm PST/5pm EST" - PST being Pacific Standard Time.

          5pm EST is 9am AEST daylight savings the next day (however it's abbreviated).

  • +1

    My brother in the US tried but said the site basically froze up when deal time started. Is there any ways to increase your chances of scoring or not really?

    • +1

      Same here. My brother has been trying, but it only goes to errors. What a fail.

  • +2

    Yep, What a fail, They cannot keep up with the load of web traffic - Qantas AU website says -"We’re experiencing problems with flight search and working to get this fixed as soon as possible.",
    When trying to book - it comes up as:

    "Internal Server Error - Read
    The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
    Reference #3.14a1dd58.1574201720.52bfd12"

    • Supply < Demand

      Qantas press release:
      Our sale was so popular it sold out in seconds!

  • Sold out.

    Tomorrow's fare is Dallas to Sydney.

    • Wonder what the last day's city would be… New York would be nice to have

  • +1

    A real Qantas birthday surprise for the masses-
    Joyce forgoes a year's salary = 239,000 plebs fly for $100 each.

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-09-17/ceo-bonuses-soar-as-q…

  • And today's deal with Chicago to Brisbane. What a joke.

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