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Jet Radar deals and sales January 2021

If you’re looking for flights, Jet Radar will trawl the web looking for the cheapest fares available to you.

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Jet Radar is a global flight search engine that scan over 700 airlines and hundreds of travel agents to find the cheapest flights available. They’re an international company based in Phuket, Thailand, but have an office right here in Australia.

We don't currently have any Jet Radar deals and sales available. Here are other flight deals:

Virgin Australia Virgin Australia

Australia-wide flights from $89 each way

Available on flights from January - September 2021 to Gold Coast, Brisbane, Cairns, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart, Townsville, Darwin and more. Sample fare is Sydney-Ballina. T&Cs apply.

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Qatar Airways Qatar Airways

Up to 10% off international flights with code

Available for Mastercard holders on flights from 1 November 2020 - 30 June 2021. Valid on flights departing from Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, and Canberra. T&Cs apply.

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Kayak Kayak

Australia-wide flights from $89 return

Available on select flights until May 2021. Destinations include Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns, Perth, Broome and more. Sample fare is Sydney-Melbourne with Jetstar. Other airlines include Virgin Australia from $146 and more. T&Cs apply.

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Virgin Australia Virgin Australia

Free flight change fees and cancellation fees

Available on flights until 30 June 2021 to Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra, Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin, Broome, Cairns and more. T&Cs apply.

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Virgin Australia Virgin Australia

Western Australia flights from $199 each way

Available on select dates until November 2021 Perth, Broome and Kununurra. Plus get flexible dates on flights until 31 January 2021. T&Cs apply.

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Cheap air Cheap air

Europe flights from USD$1,662 return

Available on select travel dates to Greece, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and more. T&Cs apply.

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Cathay Pacific Cathay Pacific

Up to 25% off business class flights

Available on select travel dates to Japan, London, Amsterdam, Los Angeles, San Francisco and more. Must book 30-90 days in advance. T&Cs apply.

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Cathay Pacific Cathay Pacific

Hong Kong flights from $940 return

Available on flights until January 2022 departing from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and more. Sample fare is Perth-Hong Kong. T&Cs apply.

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Trip.com Trip.com

Australia flights from $81 each way

Available on flights in January 2021 to Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Darwin, Canberra, Perth and more. Sample fare is Sydney-Ballina with FlyPelican. Other airlines include Virgin Australia from $96, Qantas from $133 and more. T&Cs apply.

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British Airways British Airways

Flights to London from $1,288 return

Available on select flights until December 2021. Sample fare departs from Sydney. T&Cs apply.

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Jet Radar's coronavirus (COVID-19) cancellation and changes policy update

Bookings are not made directly on Jet Radar's website, so it's important to check which website Jet Radar sends you to to complete your booking.

Each site currently has a different coronavirus (COVID-19) cancellation and changes policy in place, and the terms of your booking will be according to the site on which you purchase your ticket from.

Where can Jet Radar take me?

Jet Radar Review | Pros and cons

Pros

  • Comprehensive - Jet Radar searches all over the Internet to find you the best deals.
  • Easy to use - Put in your destinations and dates and you’re away.

Cons

  • Third parties - You don’t make the booking with them, so make sure you check out who you’re actually booking from and their terms and conditions.
  • No customer service - Again Jet Radar just redirects you to flights, they don’t sell them to you. So if anything goes wrong they won’t be in a position to help.

How do I book through Jet Radar?

  1. Go to Jet Radar website via the links above.
  2. Enter your destinations and dates.
  3. You’ll be taken to a list of available fares and sites they’re available from.
  4. Select your flight to be taken to an external website to complete your booking.
  5. If you still want the flight, enter your payment details and it’s all yours.

What forms of payment does Jet Radar accept?

Jet Radar doesn’t take flight bookings themselves, it finds the best prices and transfers you to an online booking agent. You’ll complete the booking there. The payment types vary from website to website, but as long as you have access to a major credit or debit card you’ll probably be fine.

What is the Jet Radar cancellations and refunds policy?

Because Jet Radar doesn’t take bookings themselves, they don’t have a refunds policy. So if you book a flight through them, be sure to check on the website you're redirected to if you think you might need to change or cancel your plans for their refunds policy.

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