Qantas Australia Domestic Sale

Sharon Petersen

By Sharon Petersen Tue Apr 9, 2024

Qantas has today discounted over one million seats on more than 100 routes around Australia as part of a surprise 72-hour sale.

The sale follows Qantas Frequent Flyer yesterday launching a new type of reward seat, called Classic Plus. Classic Plus reward seats can be booked across international flights and will be rolled out on domestic flights by the end of the year.

Read more about the new launch here.

Travellers looking to book a local getaway before then can snap up Domestic Economy sale fares to over 60 destinations starting from $105 one-way for travel from May to December.

More than 30 routes are on sale for under $150 one way, including Launceston to Melbourne, Maroochydore to Sydney and Brisbane to Hervey Bay.

This is a small selection of the one-way sale fares available. Head over to the Qantas website for more.
Launceston – Melbourne $105
Ballina – Sydney $119
Sydney – Gold Coast $129
Proserpine – Brisbane $129
Hobart – Melbourne $135
Brisbane – Hervey Bay $139
Maroochydore – Sydney $149
Adelaide – Whyalla $149
Wagga Wagga – Melbourne $169
Canberra – Melbourne $169
Brisbane – Cairns $179
Adelaide – Newcastle $189
Perth – Learmonth $205
Townsville – Melbourne $239
Alice Springs – Adelaide $239
Broome – Perth $289
Brisbane – Darwin $289
Perth – Brisbane $349

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