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Jetstar Return: Bali from $206, NZ $259, Hawaii $387, Fiji $400, Thailand $402, Vietnam $408, Japan $559 @ Beat That Flight

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Jetstar Return: Bali from $206, NZ $259, Hawaii $387, Fiji $400, Thailand $402, Vietnam $408, Japan $559 @ Beat That Flight
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Big Jetstar sale on. Tons of domestic routes as well, but I'm focusing on the international here, with a sample of what I've found so far. There are something like 426 route/date pairs on sale, so if you have a flight coming up, it's worth a look for your dates. Yes, even from Perth, for those that always ask ;)

All flights are return and include 7kg carry on luggage.

Always check two one way tickets, as it can be even cheaper than return

Don't forget to look for the best hotel prices.

Best we've found (there are probably some cheaper as well):

Adelaide to Bali (17 Oct - 30 Nov) from $309
Adelaide to Bali (24 Jul - 21 Sep) from $432
Adelaide to Bali (30 May - 29 Jun) from $467
Brisbane to Auckland (2 May - 15 Jun) from $293
Brisbane to Auckland (3 Oct - 30 Nov) from $276
Brisbane to Auckland (11 Jul - 7 Sep) from $284
Brisbane to Bali (3 Oct - 30 Nov) from $381
Brisbane to Bali (11 Jul - 7 Sep) from $381
Cairns to Bali (3 Oct - 30 Nov) from $300
Cairns to Bali (11 Jul - 7 Sep) from $315
Cairns to Osaka (10 Jul - 12 Sep) from $576
Cairns to Tokyo (Narita) (10 Jul - 12 Sep) from $559
Darwin to Bali (10 Oct - 7 Dec) from $206
Darwin to Bali (18 Jul - 13 Sep) from $206
Darwin to Bali (29 Apr - 30 May) from $206
Melbourne to Auckland (10 Oct - 30 Nov) from $303
Melbourne to Auckland (20 Jul - 7 Sep) from $304
Melbourne to Auckland (27 Apr - 17 Jun) from $323
Melbourne to Bangkok (3 Oct - 30 Nov) from $442
Melbourne to Bangkok (13 Jul - 7 Sep) from $402
Melbourne to Christchurch (7 May - 16 Jun) from $295
Melbourne to Christchurch (11 Oct - 29 Nov) from $277
Melbourne to Christchurch (16 Jul - 6 Sep) from $288
Melbourne to Bali (3 Oct - 30 Nov) from $399
Melbourne to Bali (11 Jul - 7 Sep) from $432
Melbourne to Bali (24 Apr - 15 Jun) from $457
Melbourne to Phuket (3 Oct - 28 Nov) from $431
Melbourne to Phuket (11 Jul - 8 Sep) from $418
Melbourne to Phuket (25 Apr - 15 Jun) from $484
Melbourne to Honolulu (8 Oct - 29 Nov) from $430
Melbourne to Honolulu (12 Jul - 6 Sep) from $654
Melbourne to Honolulu (21 May - 14 Jun) from $625
Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City (2 Oct - 2 Dec) from $408
Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City (10 Jul - 4 Sep) from $424
Melbourne to Queenstown (3 Oct - 20 Nov) from $323
Melbourne to Queenstown (24 Apr - 1 Jun) from $341
Gold Coast to Auckland (3 May - 20 Jun) from $293
Gold Coast to Auckland (10 Oct - 15 Nov) from $277
Gold Coast to Auckland (18 Jul - 6 Sep) from $293
Gold Coast to Christchurch (1 Jun - 19 Jun) from $304
Gold Coast to Christchurch (12 Oct - 30 Nov) from $281
Gold Coast to Christchurch (17 Jul - 7 Sep) from $283
Gold Coast to Tokyo (Narita) (10 Jul - 12 Sep) from $759
Gold Coast to Wellington (11 Oct - 29 Nov) from $267
Gold Coast to Wellington (19 Jul - 6 Sep) from $267
Gold Coast to Queenstown (9 Oct - 20 Nov) from $300
Perth to Bali (10 Oct - 7 Dec) from $247
Perth to Bali (18 Jul - 14 Sep) from $383
Sydney to Auckland (4 May - 27 Jun) from $275
Sydney to Auckland (17 Oct - 30 Nov) from $259
Sydney to Auckland (25 Jul - 14 Sep) from $266
Sydney to Bali (10 Oct - 7 Dec) from $381
Sydney to Bali (18 Jul - 14 Sep) from $463
Sydney to Bali (24 Apr - 15 Jun) from $532
Sydney to Phuket (9 Oct - 29 Nov) from $489
Sydney to Phuket (17 Jul - 13 Sep) from $517
Sydney to Phuket (24 Apr - 14 Jun) from $526
Sydney to Honolulu (16 Oct - 30 Nov) from $795
Sydney to Honolulu (17 Jul - 11 Sep) from $387
Sydney to Honolulu (22 Apr - 16 Jun) from $561
Sydney to Seoul (Incheon) (14 Jul - 13 Sep) from $749
Sydney to Seoul (Incheon) (23 Apr - 4 Jun) from $749
Sydney to Nadi, Fiji (10 Oct - 29 Nov) from $400
Sydney to Nadi, Fiji (25 Jul - 13 Sep) from $416
Sydney to Ho Chi Minh City (9 Jul - 13 Sep) from $407
Sydney to Ho Chi Minh City (10 Oct - 7 Dec) from $430
Sydney to Queenstown (10 Oct - 29 Nov) from $327
Sydney to Queenstown (19 May - 22 Jun) from $413

Example dates below:

Adelaide to Bali

Dates: 17 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Adelaide to Bali

Dates: 24 Jul 23 - 21 Sep 23

Adelaide to Bali

Dates: 30 May 23 - 29 Jun 23

Brisbane to Auckland

Dates: 2 May 23 - 15 Jun 23

Brisbane to Auckland

Dates: 3 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Brisbane to Auckland

Dates: 11 Jul 23 - 07 Sep 23

Brisbane to Bali

Dates: 3 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Brisbane to Bali

Dates: 11 Jul 23 - 07 Sep 23

Cairns to Bali

Dates: 3 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Cairns to Bali

Dates: 11 Jul 23 - 07 Sep 23

Cairns to Osaka

Dates: 10 Jul 23 - 12 Sep 23

Cairns to Tokyo (Narita)

Dates: 10 Jul 23 - 12 Sep 23

Darwin to Bali

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 07 Dec 23

Darwin to Bali

Dates: 18 Jul 23 - 13 Sep 23

Darwin to Bali

Dates: 29 Apr 23 - 30 May 23

Melbourne to Auckland

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Melbourne to Auckland

Dates: 20 Jul 23 - 07 Sep 23

Melbourne to Auckland

Dates: 27 Apr 23 - 17 Jun 23

Melbourne to Bangkok

Dates: 3 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Melbourne to Bangkok

Dates: 13 Jul 23 - 07 Sep 23

Melbourne to Christchurch

Dates: 7 May 23 - 16 Jun 23

Melbourne to Christchurch

Dates: 11 Oct 23 - 29 Nov 23

Melbourne to Christchurch

Dates: 16 Jul 23 - 06 Sep 23

Melbourne to Bali

Dates: 3 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Melbourne to Bali

Dates: 11 Jul 23 - 07 Sep 23

Melbourne to Bali

Dates: 24 Apr 23 - 15 Jun 23

Melbourne to Phuket

Dates: 3 Oct 23 - 28 Nov 23

Melbourne to Phuket

Dates: 11 Jul 23 - 08 Sep 23

Melbourne to Phuket

Dates: 25 Apr 23 - 15 Jun 23

Melbourne to Honolulu

Dates: 8 Oct 23 - 29 Nov 23

Melbourne to Honolulu

Dates: 12 Jul 23 - 06 Sep 23

Melbourne to Honolulu

Dates: 21 May 23 - 14 Jun 23

Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City

Dates: 2 Oct 23 - 02 Dec 23

Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City

Dates: 10 Jul 23 - 04 Sep 23

Melbourne to Queenstown

Dates: 3 Oct 23 - 20 Nov 23

Melbourne to Queenstown

Dates: 24 Apr 23 - 01 Jun 23

Gold Coast to Auckland

Dates: 3 May 23 - 20 Jun 23

Gold Coast to Auckland

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 15 Nov 23

Gold Coast to Auckland

Dates: 18 Jul 23 - 06 Sep 23

Gold Coast to Christchurch

Dates: 1 Jun 23 - 19 Jun 23

Gold Coast to Christchurch

Dates: 12 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Gold Coast to Christchurch

Dates: 17 Jul 23 - 07 Sep 23

Gold Coast to Tokyo (Narita)

Dates: 10 Jul 23 - 12 Sep 23

Gold Coast to Wellington

Dates: 11 Oct 23 - 29 Nov 23

Gold Coast to Wellington

Dates: 19 Jul 23 - 06 Sep 23

Gold Coast to Queenstown

Dates: 9 Oct 23 - 20 Nov 23

Perth to Bali

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 07 Dec 23

Perth to Bali

Dates: 18 Jul 23 - 14 Sep 23

Sydney to Auckland

Dates: 4 May 23 - 27 Jun 23

Sydney to Auckland

Dates: 17 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Sydney to Auckland

Dates: 25 Jul 23 - 14 Sep 23

Sydney to Bali

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 07 Dec 23

Sydney to Bali

Dates: 18 Jul 23 - 14 Sep 23

Sydney to Bali

Dates: 24 Apr 23 - 15 Jun 23

Sydney to Phuket

Dates: 9 Oct 23 - 29 Nov 23

Sydney to Phuket

Dates: 17 Jul 23 - 13 Sep 23

Sydney to Phuket

Dates: 24 Apr 23 - 14 Jun 23

Sydney to Honolulu

Dates: 16 Oct 23 - 30 Nov 23

Sydney to Honolulu

Dates: 17 Jul 23 - 11 Sep 23

Sydney to Honolulu

Dates: 22 Apr 23 - 16 Jun 23

Sydney to Seoul (Incheon)

Dates: 14 Jul 23 - 13 Sep 23

Sydney to Seoul (Incheon)

Dates: 23 Apr 23 - 04 Jun 23

Sydney to Nadi

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 29 Nov 23

Sydney to Nadi

Dates: 25 Jul 23 - 13 Sep 23

Sydney to Ho Chi Minh City

Dates: 9 Jul 23 - 13 Sep 23

Sydney to Ho Chi Minh City

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 07 Dec 23

Sydney to Queenstown

Dates: 10 Oct 23 - 29 Nov 23

Sydney to Queenstown

Dates: 19 May 23 - 22 Jun 23

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  • junglejuice on 18/03/2023 - 12:37
    +33

    It does not include all costs and efforts regarding delayed departure, cancellation, expanding airport parking fee and rebooking accomodation and more annual leave and giving excuse to colleagues due to the unexpected travel change.

    Avoid Jetstar.

    • sam91 on 18/03/2023 - 12:48
      -1

      Flown with Jetstar numerous times and have never had a problem

      • 11112007 on 18/03/2023 - 12:55
        +19

        Stuck in Japan at the moment due to Jetstar cancelling a return flight back to Australia (engineering issues), rescheduled to fly out tonight. They provided about $130 for accomodation and $35 in food for the cancellation. Luckily i am only delayed 24 hours, some people have not been as lucky.

        I would have flown direct via Qantas but when I booked, they hadn't resumed flights.

        The 8 times I've flown Jetstar international I've ever been delayed or cancelled each time.

        • Telios on 19/03/2023 - 01:51

          They cancelled one leg of my two leg flight to Japan later this year…

          Had so many different things organised… Paid for extra seating and oversized baggage…

          I reckon this airline is deliberately cancelling flights/seats for profit.

        • 11112007 on 19/03/2023 - 07:07
          +1

          Just landed in Cairns 24 hours late. Apparently the plane i was suppose to leave on has a flap problem and is stuck in Japan.

          They cancelled a Narita to Cairns flight scheduled for last night. Made people fly Narita to Kansai to get on the rescheduled flight to Cairns…..

      • junglejuice on 18/03/2023 - 12:56
        +6

        You are just lucky. Mine was 4 hits of 4 trips in 2022. 2 times domestic, 2 times international.

        You can hear what people say here as well.
        https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/jetstar

        • juki on 18/03/2023 - 16:58
          +3

          only took me two cancellations to say never again

      • gadgetguy on 18/03/2023 - 13:02
        +1

        You've been lucky.

      • Pinchy on 18/03/2023 - 22:35

        I’ve flown with Jetstar form Sydney to Bali 3 times return in the last 12 months and had no delays or cancellation..

    • john71 on 18/03/2023 - 13:01
      +20

      Currently stranded in Cairns after Japan flight canceled. Tokyo hotel and excursion bookings now a shambles.

      What you save in cash with Jetstar, you repay tenfold in angst and fury and gnashing teeth.

      • 11112007 on 18/03/2023 - 13:21
        +3

        You must have been on the plane i was suppose to come back on haha

      • RatBargain on 18/03/2023 - 15:01

        Why was it cancelled? Did you get compensation?

        • john71 on 18/03/2023 - 16:17
          +5

          Canceled because of technical issues or staff shortage or because it’s a month containing the letter ‘A’ - nobody bothered explaining anything to us.

          We were told to arrange our own accommodations in Cairns and bill them for hotel, food and taxi costs. In their favour, Jetstar rebooked us to depart Tokyo a day later so we could at least enjoy a full week’s holiday as planned. Tokyo hotel rebooked, too, albeit for an extra $150 out of my pocket.

          • RatBargain on 18/03/2023 - 21:53

            @john71: That sounds horrible. Were there many on your original schedule flight?

            It sounds too frequent to be "technical and staff" related delays.

            I suspect it's undersold and they're trying to cram more pax on the same flight. Although I don't know how that makes sense if the original pax need to be compensated for accomodation meals and taxi's

    • jh084 on 18/03/2023 - 13:47
      +6

      had 2 x business seats booked and got dumped to another flight for 2 x economy seats that weren't even next to each other and middle row…
      would hate to think what I would have gotten if i had economy seats booked instead, maybe cargo hold

      cancelled and got virgin instead last minute

    • australopithecus on 18/03/2023 - 16:23
      +3

      Second this. JetStar is so bad that someone even created a website dedicated to it, https://www.dontflyjetstar.com/

  • bluespider on 18/03/2023 - 13:02

    Recommended travel period to Bali weather wise?

    • CrocDundee on 18/03/2023 - 13:12

      May - September. Not as busy and still quite warm enough to enjoy the beach life. November - March is usually the rainy season.

    • d86 on 18/03/2023 - 14:00
      +2

      Pretty much the same all year round

      • bluespider on 18/03/2023 - 14:55

        Thanks guys

        • Pinchy on 18/03/2023 - 22:36
          +1

          Just got back from Bali.. rained for a couple days but was otherwise pretty sunny most of the time. It is the rainy season so unlikely to get rain during the middle of the year.

          • bluespider on 19/03/2023 - 05:59

            @Pinchy: Thanks

            • SimAus007 on 19/03/2023 - 14:59
              +1

              @bluespider: Just search for the wet season in Bali.
              In saying that I got back a week ago and it only rained once and that was in the middle of the night when I was sleeping, but March is the end of the wet season, so it starts to improve rain wise now.

  • gadgetguy on 18/03/2023 - 13:03
    +9

    https://www.escape.com.au/news/that-disastrous-jetstar-fligh…

    "We've come to the conclusion: Jetstar just doesn't care anymore."

    Good luck.

    • UberIsCool on 18/03/2023 - 13:47
      -3

      Looks like a promo piece for his Vietjet link out

      • mattomatic on 18/03/2023 - 15:37
        +1

        Promo or not its true. Jetstar is happy to screw up your holiday. Better to pay a little more for the surety that you will actually reach your destination during your holiday period.

        • UberIsCool on 18/03/2023 - 16:29
          -4

          I’d avoid any budget Asian airline if you value your life, they don’t train anywhere to the standard of Aussie airlines

          • plmko on 18/03/2023 - 19:18
            +4

            @UberIsCool: Well Vietjet is actually flying to Vietnam on time unlike any of these Jetstar flights so….

          • Jenbrook on 18/03/2023 - 20:11

            @UberIsCool: I would avoid driving on Australian roads as statistically your way more likely to die on them than on a Asian airline.

  • Ocker on 18/03/2023 - 13:52
    +6

    Would you buy a new car with the knowledge there was a 50/50 chance it would break down on the way home from the dealership and leave you stranded in the middle of nowhere?

    • muncan on 18/03/2023 - 14:28
      +13

      Is there a coupon?

    • noelhoi on 19/03/2023 - 09:42
      +1

      Deal if there’s 100% instant cashback

  • d86 on 18/03/2023 - 13:56
    +12

    Jetstar ruined our holiday in February. A family of 5 supposed to fly to Thailand from the Gold Coast via Sydney.
    27/02 the IT outage at the airport on the Gold Coast. Jetstar cancelled the flight, we didn't make it to Sydney on that day. Got rebooked for the next available flight.
    02/03 Jetstar cancelled the flight to Phuket.
    03/03 Jetstar offered another flight with two connecting flights in Sydney and Melbourne.

    • TightAl on 18/03/2023 - 14:22

      Wow…. that is painful

  • Dr-Bargain on 18/03/2023 - 15:00
    +4

    Jetstar. No thank you.

    • Jenbrook on 18/03/2023 - 20:13
      +1

      Same can happen to you if you booked Qantas only difference is you would be more out of pocket for the cost of the Qantas flights.

  • liongalahad on 18/03/2023 - 15:01
    +10

    I'd rather pay double than fly with Jetstar, a company specialising in making everyone feel miserable, making Ryanair or AirAsia look like luxury travel companies in comparison

    • Ok computer on 18/03/2023 - 15:16
      +3

      They are all terrible if something goes wrong, for comparison in my experience Qantas is an appalling bunch of {insert profanity}

      But I will fly with them if need be ,it is just the industry. Make sure you take out travel insurance and enjoy the fun.

      • SamyKn on 18/03/2023 - 16:37

        Not sure if you have ever read the fine print of any of the travel insurance companies in super detail, maybe you did but highly suggest if you have not yet.
        Travel insurance is a joke unless natural disasters , no mechanical or airline fault is covered , only act of god or some shit like this….airline failures in any sort or shapes are not covered.

        • john71 on 18/03/2023 - 16:56
          +6

          Slip on a snowy New York footpath and break a few bones, then tell me again that travel insurance is a joke.

          • SamyKn on 18/03/2023 - 18:09

            @john71: you totally missed my point mate,
            I didn't dispute medical claims, my point was about airlines like shitstar and what's covered under their incompetency protocol.
            anyway no point arguing , hopefully you never find it first hand then when you claim you'll remember this topic.

      • mangolassi on 18/03/2023 - 20:58

        I think if you are departing from your home country then they will treat you like a dogs breakfast if something goes wrong. However I got the opposite treatment when I was returning from Bangkok. My flight got cancelled due to "engine failure", however Jetstar put me on a flight the following week and also reimbursed me for the accomadation, food, essential items and public transport. In the end it was a win-win because I got to stay in Bangkok an extra week and not pay a cent.

        • SolitaryMan on 18/03/2023 - 22:05
          +6

          Being stuck overseas when people have work and family commitments is not the positive for most people you make it out to be.

  • TilacVIP on 18/03/2023 - 15:03
    +7

    Jetstar… Just NO!!!

    • Makaveli99 on 18/03/2023 - 15:43
      +3

      Yea they are terrible

  • UnemployedDeveloper on 18/03/2023 - 16:14
    +3

    I would rather die eaten by RATS than fly JetStar

    • SolitaryMan on 18/03/2023 - 22:05

      Fly Jetstar economy and you can do both at the same time.

  • clover on 18/03/2023 - 16:33
    +3

    It is like they dont care about customers and their reputation anymore. Just selling cheap tickets is their business strategy

    • Sinnerator on 19/03/2023 - 08:31
      +1

      Product doesn't matter, a large percentage of people will always buy the cheapest, reagardless of consequences.

  • SamyKn on 18/03/2023 - 16:35
    -2

    I won't fly Shitstar evenif they offer free flight to heaven as halfway there'll be an issue and you'll end up in hell!!!!!

    FFF disgrace as an Int'l airline……………….

  • MrrMagic on 18/03/2023 - 16:58

    Where is the fiji return for 400 i cant see anything

    • Eeples on 18/03/2023 - 18:30

      From where ?

      • MrrMagic on 18/03/2023 - 22:41

        my bad, didnt see melb wasnt included

    • Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 19/03/2023 - 12:09
      +1

      Ctrl-F for 'Nadi' - they're in the list above. I should change that to Nadi, Fiji I guess

  • nigel deborah on 18/03/2023 - 18:19
    +4

    Again, not sure what's up with all the Jetstar hate. Their reliability and cancellation data is on-par with most budget airlines, simple as that. If you want to be treated like a human then fork out 3/4x more for a premium airline (not Qantas but something like Singapore Airlines)

    • Jenbrook on 18/03/2023 - 20:19
      -7

      I think most of these muppets have only ever had one flight/holiday in their life and something went wrong so they are now haters. I’ve had shit experiences from 5 star Qatar flying in J to great $200 tickets flying air Naru. My mainstay $50 flights from BNK to SYD are what they are, cheap and mostly reliable. Can’t complain.

      • nigel deborah on 18/03/2023 - 20:22

        Yep, exactly. It's always a roll of the dice to some extent. If Jetstar had massively higher rates of cancellation and delay then I'd sympathize, but they don't.

    • Fredorishi on 19/03/2023 - 01:14
      +3

      Yeah, but this is Ozbargain, where everyone makes 200k+ p/a and expects to be able to fly around the world for $100 and receive top class service or else. Where people rage because their $30 slippers didn't remain in perfect condition for 17 years. This site seems to have probably the biggest bunch of entitled Karens I've ever seen gathered in one place. Good for a laugh sometimes though.

      • dtpearson on 19/03/2023 - 07:30
        +3

        I resent your accurate comment! And I would like to complain about it. Where is the manager!

  • steve parvi on 18/03/2023 - 20:06

    I was also wandering where the fiji return deal is. Anybody know of good dates for a deal?

    • Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 19/03/2023 - 12:09

      Ctrl-F for 'Nadi' - they're in the list above!

    • Eeples on 20/03/2023 - 00:17

      From where?

  • klrrider1 on 18/03/2023 - 21:47

    I will fly to Bali with Jetstar next week in a Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

    Jetstar is also using the Airbus A320neo on flights to Bali from Sydney and Melbourne.

    The Airbus A320neo is a smaller single aisle plane without IFE and only USB ports for passengers.

    • kevinroast on 18/03/2023 - 22:20
      -3

      Search results for "Boeing 787 Dreamliner grounded" don't exactly fill you with confidence. Enjoy your 'Bogan Missile' experience anyway

    • gviddy on 19/03/2023 - 00:15
      +1

      That is precisely the issue. Their planes a lot more modern than most airlines so why do they constantly have cancellations because of 'engineering' issues!

      • nigel deborah on 19/03/2023 - 08:36
        +1

        The Jetstar dreamliners are getting pretty old now, they were some of the first to be delivered. If you actually want to know though, all budget airlines save money by having smaller engineering and operational margins. Less time between flights, fewer (or often no) spare aircraft, smaller stocks of spare parts, less maintenance personnel (especially at international line locations - typically subcontracted), pushing out MEL defect deferments closer to the limit, and a hundred other things.

        Also, my experience there was that 'engineering issues' are used as the excuse a lot of the time when it's something else but they don't want to explain it to the customers. Engineering issues can be sold as safety related (although they are not always!) so go down better than whatever the issue actually is.

        Despite all that, and as I said above, Jetstar maintain excellent engineering reliability and more generally their cancellations and delays are around the industry standard.

  • Promistaker on 19/03/2023 - 03:02

    Jetstar haha. Good luck

  • kctt on 19/03/2023 - 12:05

    Most of cheap price flights to Vietnam is not with Jetstar

  • DNAngel on 20/03/2023 - 22:10

    Great deal!

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