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Jetstar has launched its Kiwi Sale, offering over 25,000 discounted one-way fares starting at $169. The sale will run for six days, concluding at 11:59 PM AEST on Monday, July 22, 2024, unless sold out earlier. Details and conditions are available on Jetstar.com.
The destinations included in the sale are Auckland, Christchurch, Queenstown, and Wellington.
Club Jetstar members will have access to further reduced fares starting at $163 within the sale period.
Travel dates vary per route but range from mid-August 2024 to late June 2025.
Sale fares include:
- Gold Coast to Wellington from $169
- Brisbane to Auckland from $175
- Gold Coast to Auckland from $179
- Sunshine Coast to Auckland from $179
- Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Auckland from $180
- Sydney to Auckland from $185
- Gold Coast to Christchurch from $188
- Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Christchurch from $189
- Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Queenstown from $195
- Gold Coast to Queenstown from $202
- Sydney to Queenstown from $209
- Cairns to Christchurch1 from $240
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