Qantas has launched its latest International Red Tail sale, discounting more than 200,000 fares to Los Angeles, New York, Vancouver, Honolulu, and other USA destinations.
The discounted seats are available to book either as a cash fare or as a reward seat using points.
There are 30 routes on sale, including 10 for under A$1,199 or 85,000 points (plus taxes fees, carrier charges), including Sydney to Los Angeles return, Melbourne to San Francisco return, and Brisbane to Honolulu return.
Qantas says the sale – the 11th this year – comes weeks after the launch of Classic Plus Flight Rewards, offering frequent flyers a new way to use their points.
The sales fares are available to book until 11.59 pm (AEDT) May 13, 2024*, unless sold out prior, for travel between May 2024 and April 2025.
Qantas fares include checked baggage, complimentary food and beverages and seat selection.
Some of the international sale fares (starting from) are below. This is just a selection of the fares. Visit Qantas.com for details of sale fares on other routes.
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