Site powered by Webvision Cloud. Skip to main content Skip to navigation. Qantas to bring forward A re-launch; eyes earlier deliveries. Source: Qantas A Qantas A The entire fleet is now stored in the Mojave desert. Services will ramp up to daily from 18 December Jetstar will fly from Melbourne and Darwin to Singapore from 16 December Sydney to Fiji Nadi : Qantas flights will be brought forward to 7 December from 19 December Four return flights a week will be operated by aircraft.
Jetstar flights to Fiji will resume on 17 December Within 48 hours of Fiji announcing its reopening, Jetstar saw a per cent increase in sales versus pre-COVID levels, selling more fares than a typical seven day period. Sydney to Johannesburg: Qantas flights will resume on 5 January , three months earlier than scheduled. Melbourne Airport is closed to inbound international flights, and there are stringent quotas on inbound passenger numbers elsewhere around Australia.
There is no timeline in place for when this might end. Most people assume things will be returning to normal by the middle of next year when Bamboo Airways would like to start its Melbourne flights. Like Bamboo Airways, Melbourne Airport is hoping things will change by then. In the meantime, Bamboo Airways is continuing to operate ad-hoc charter flights to international destinations. The airline will also be buoyed by the news that Vietnam is preparing to allow limited flights from South Korea and Japan later this month.
Both are markets Bamboo Airways previously served and is keen to get back to. Lead Journalist - Australasia - A Masters level education and appetite for travel combines to make Andrew an incredible aviation brain with decades of insight behind him. Based in Melbourne, Australia. Routes not included in the scheme - including Melbourne to Perth, Perth to Sydney and Melbourne to Sydney - also recorded a significant boost in sales. Searches for the three major airlines spiked again about 6am that morning.
Skyscanner said direct interest in bookings on Thursday were 25 per cent higher than the previous Thursday. The subsidised airfares are only available on about 15 select routes, leaving many hard-hit regions reeling. RMIT senior lecturer in cultural and development economics Meg Elkins suggested the government will get little return on investment as only those already predisposed to travel will book fares.
Some , half-price economy airfares will be available to book until July
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