- Three new routes to Coffs Harbour and Byron Bay (Ballina)
- Additional seats to Coffs Harbour from Sydney for April school holidays
- Sale fares on new routes from $129 one-way
Qantas has today announced it will add three new routes and extra seats to the New South Wales north coast to support growing demand for holidays in Australia.
From 1 April 2021, Qantas will launch three new routes to both Coffs Harbour and Byron Bay (Ballina).
- Melbourne to Coffs Harbour – flights will operate daily with Qantas’ Boeing 717 aircraft, adding more than 1,750 seats on the route each week.
- Brisbane to Coffs Harbour – flights will operate four days per week with the turboprop Q400 aircraft, adding around 600 seats on the route each week.
- Canberra to Byron Bay – Qantas’ first ever direct service connecting the two destinations, offering two flights per week with the turboprop Q400 aircraft.
Flights will initially operate in April and Qantas will look to continue the service from July in line with demand.
Qantas is offering special fares for flights on the new routes from $129 one-way for periods of travel between April and October, available at qantas.com or through Travel Agents, until 11:59pm 21 February 2021, unless sold out prior.
About time… The fact you had to fly Bris -> Sydney and back up, for around $700 return was wild. Even if they only maintained it at 1 or 2 flights a week, they needed the option