Cheap Flights of the Week: Australia, Japan, UK
A weekly round up of the best flight deals across the net.
$49: One-way flights across Australia
Fly Tigerair when you book via Flight Centre.
Sample fares include Coffs Harbour to Sydney from $49, Brisbane to the Whitsunday Coast from $59 and Melbourne to Adelaide from $65. Fares are one-way only.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment not included.
Dates: 1 August to 13 September 2017.
We love these flights because:
- They're great for beating the holiday blues, with dates at the end of winter to warm Australian destinations.
- 28 routes in total are on sale, so you can literally fly across most of Tigerair's network for less.
- Many routes include weekend flights, so you don't have to take annual leave to have a cheap getaway.
$690: Fly return to Japan
Fly Qantas when you book via Flight Finder.
Sample fares include Brisbane to Tokyo from $690, Melbourne to from $695, Adelaide to from $698 return and Sydney to Tokyo from $723. All are return fares.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: October to November 2017 and April to May 2018.
We love these flights because:
- They are direct from Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane.
- They include flights during peak cherry blossom season.
- They are on Qantas, so Qantas Frequent Flyer members stand to earn points for their journey.
$1,430: Fly return to London over Christmas
Fly various airlines when you book via Flight Finder.
Sample fares include Melbourne to London from $1,430, Sydney to London from $1,543, Perth to London from $1,650 and Adelaide to London from $1,884. All are return fares.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included. Weights and dimensions for checked luggage are dependent on the carrier flown.
Dates: December 2017 - January 2018.
We love these flights because:
- They're currently the cheapest fares to London for Christmas and New Year's Eve.
- At six-months out, they're affordable for the peak season they fly in.
- London is magical over Christmas with street lights dressing the CBD's main shopping streets and the potential of snowfall in the air.
