Daily international flights to Australia are available to travelers in search of discounts. While there are a number of options to persons seeking to obtain such a flight, it is always best to use one or more of the below options to ensure that the lowest price is achieved. As with any discount, legwork is generally required and travelers may need the assistance of a travel agent (there is no fee to purchase a flight through a travel agent) to find the best deal.
Go to Qantas.com. According to the Qantas website, "Qantas is widely regarded as the world's leading long distance airline." Founded in the Queensland outback in 1920, the airline offers discount airfares to Australia. Use the Qantas home page to review specials and to sign up for future specials. Provide the email address where you want the notices and alerts to be sent. Qantas flies to Brisbane International Airport, Melbourne International Airport, Sydney International Airport and Perth International Airport with daily service to each.
Use an Australian travel agent in the USA, such as Australia Travel Agent (also known as Aussie Specialist). They provide a list of current and upcoming discount airfare packages and deals for US travelers to Australia. Contact the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) and ask for a list of travel agents in the USA for Australia to obtain a list of additional agencies.
Plan your trip to Australia using SouthAustralia.com, which allows US travelers to plan their "perfect holiday" in Australia. It includes destinations like Kangaroo Island, Barossa, Adelaide, Flinders Ranges & Outback, Eyre Peninsula and Fleurieu Peninsula. Javascript is needed to use the "My Travel Planner."
Use an online discount travel website like BootsnAll Travel. As of 2009, the website boasts deals on one-way and round-trip air tickets to Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. Search by flight or use the "Latest Specials" tab for additional discounts.
