The earlier you book the more you save. For 5 days Qantas are cutting their return economy fares to Sydney and beyond.
Cruise news: R30,553 for 3 adults & 1 child sharing a cabin on SV10, the New Year's Sinfonia cruise to Reunion & Mauritius.
Early bird catches Australia
These specials are obviously long over. Click here to get latest flight prices, and click here for assistance with getting a visa to Australia.
How it works:
Book and pay on day 1 and save 30% (excluding taxes)
Book and pay on day 2 and save 25% (excluding taxes)
Book and pay on day 3 and save 20% (excluding taxes)
Book and pay on day 4 and save 15% (excluding taxes)
Book and pay on day 5 and save 10% (excluding taxes)
This sale is valid for selected airfares (not applicable taxes) to Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Auckland and more.
Return Economy fares from Johannesburg to Perth start at R8240.^
Travel Dates:
Sale fares are valid for departures from 6 February to 31 October 2012.
Seasons Apply
Low season: 6Feb-13Mar 2012, 28Apr-13Jun 2012, 22Jul-31Oct 2012
Book now, the biggest savings are on today:
Book and pay today (6 February 2012) to save!
The Count Down sale ends 23h59 (CAT) 10 February 2012, unless sold out prior.
Prices are based on payment at qantas.com for bookings in low season^ (remember to always compare airline prices)
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Johannesburg to |
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Perth |
R8240 |
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Sydney |
R9270 |
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Adelaide |
R9520 |
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Melbourne |
R9430 |
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Brisbane |
R9450 |
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Auckland |
R9960 |
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* All fares include taxes and surcharges |
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Please note: Flights to Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Auckland are via Sydney. Flights to Perth are operated by our codeshare partner SAA. |
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Examples of discounted fares (including 30% discount): |
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Perth |
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From R4730 plus approximate taxes of R3510. Total R8240 |
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Sydney |
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From R5580 plus approximate taxes of R3690. Total R9270 |
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Prices subject to change without notice.
Important Information
For booking requests sent through to qfjnbres@qantas.com.au a R350 service fee per passenger per booking applies.
Sale fares are valid from now until 23h59 (CAT) 10 February 2012, unless sold out prior.
^Prices based on payment at qantas.com.
The discount is applicable to the fares only and does not apply to the taxes (these need to be paid in full). Availability is limited. Cancellation fees, travel restrictions and other conditions apply. Agents may charge service fees which vary. Prices are return in Economy as specified and valid for Qantas and partner operated flights with Qantas flight numbers. Prices are correct as at 2 February 2012 but may fluctuate if surcharges, fees, taxes or currency change. Amounts payable to third parties not included. All flights are subject to last minute aircraft changes. When booking online no service fees are charged. Other conditions apply - see qantas.com or contact us on 0800 993 025 (24/7) or email during business hours qfjnbres@qantas.com.au for more details.
#You must be a member of the Qantas Frequent Flyer program to earn and redeem points. Membership and points are subject to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program terms and conditions.
+ To earn points for car hire, Qantas Frequent Flyers must provide their membership number when booking online and to the chosen car partner.
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The Purple shall rule! "My son flew with Mango airlines from King Shaka Airport to OR Tambo on the 4/02/2012. His luggage was ransacked & his cellphone was stolen. I have been on the phone for 2 hours trying to get some assistance from King Shaka to OR Tambo to Mango customer care to OR Tambo again & eventually spoke to a guy from Mango Lost luggage at OR Tambo who said that my son should have checked his luggage the same time & reported the incident to security who would have detained the guys who pack the luggage onto the plane & searched them. How do you expect my son to empty his clothing bags at the airport & how was he to know that a reliable & trusted airlines as Mango would have & allowed passengers' luggag to be ransacked & items stolen from their bags. How many other passengers domestic or international would have had the same experience & only realised later as my son did the following morning. If Mango had screened its employees (the guys that pack the luggage on the planes) then incidents like this would never happen. I am very unhappy & dissappointed with Mango & the service I got regarding my son's luggaged being opened, ransacked & his cellphone stolen. Your prices maybe reasonable BUT your service STINKS."
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The Bottom Line: McKinsey have updated their analysis of the deleveraging (a big word for paying back debt) that's going on highly indebted economies. They project private sector deleveraging in the United States to reach its long-term trendline in the middle of 2013, although in total deleveraging hasn't started yet. To me, the big question for the US is when their government is going to stop accummulating debt.