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Qantas Unveils Major Asia Flight Sale With 80,000 Seats From $519

Qantas has launched a one-week promotional sale offering more than 80,000 discounted seats on flights to Asia. Return Economy fares start from $519, providing significant savings for travellers planning trips across the continent.

Flight Sale Details

The sale runs from Tuesday, 16 September 2025, until 11:59 pm (AEST) Tuesday, 24 September 2025, unless seats sell out earlier. Travel must occur on selected dates between October 2025 and August 2026. The sale covers a wide range of popular Asian destinations including Bali, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Japan.

Figure 1: The sale is live till 24 September 2025

Domestic Departure Points and Pricing

Economy return fares start at $519 for flights from Perth or Darwin to Singapore. These entry prices have remained consistent since the last Asia Red Tail Sale in May 2025. Melbourne to Bali fares start from $599 for travel in October-November 2025 or May-June 2026. Brisbane to Manila flights begin at $829, with Qantas increasing Brisbane–Manila services to five flights per week from 27 October 2025. Sydney to Bangkok fares begin at $929, valid for travel from late February to mid-March 2026. Melbourne to Tokyo fares start at $1,099, including travel during Japan’s cherry blossom season. Sydney to Bengaluru fares start from $949, with multiple travel periods available across India’s winter, spring, and summer.

Inclusions and Additional Information

All sale fares include checked baggage, meals, and beverages, offering travellers a complete service experience. The fares apply to specific travel dates, subject to availability and government or regulatory approval. Fares may vary by route and class and could be subject to schedule changes.

Business Class Discounts

Business return fares are also part of the Asia Red Tail Sale. Fares such as Melbourne to Bali start from $2,499, Sydney or Brisbane to Tokyo from $5,299, and Adelaide to Bengaluru from $5,399.

Qantas Service and Passenger Traffic

Qantas reported that more than 1.5 million Australians travel to Bali annually. Many travellers include students celebrating graduations and families seeking affordable holiday options. The airline emphasised its commitment to providing travel options with added value, underlining the inclusion of meals and baggage in all fares.

Popular Destinations and Travel Seasons

The sale allows travellers to plan for peak and off-peak travel periods. Popular pre-Christmas breaks are available in late 2025, and travel into mid-2026 covers seasons such as Japan’s cherry blossom period and Indian winter and spring.

Qantas also highlighted the rising popularity of its nonstop Brisbane to Manila service. Sydney’s Bangkok flights are marketed for the popular travel season in early 2026, providing travellers with more flexible options.

Figure 2: Qantas flyers can travel to popular Aussie destination Bali from $599

Booking and Conditions

Travellers are encouraged to book promptly, given the limited availability and one-week sales window. Terms and conditions, including blackout dates and schedule adjustments, apply and can be found in full on the Qantas website.

CLICK HERE TO GRAB YOUR SEATS

Summary of Key Return Economy Fares by Departure City

The promotional sale reflects Qantas’s strategy to stimulate travel demand in key Asian markets, offering competitive pricing and inclusive services.

For complete details and booking, customers can visit Qantas.com. The sale’s end date is 24 September 2025, or earlier if the sellout occurs.

This sale follows the airline’s ongoing efforts to boost travel opportunities as more Australians seek flights to popular Asian destinations in the coming year.

The announcement comes amid sustained travel interest between Australia and Asia, where Qantas remains a key carrier for business and leisure travellers.

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