Travellers rejoice! Jetstar's direct flight to this country returns after 15 years
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The world is opening up again, and for those with a sense of adventure and a love for travel, there's exciting news on the horizon.
Jetstar, the budget-friendly airline many Australians have come to rely on for affordable travel options, has just revived a much-missed international flight route.
After a hiatus of 15 years, travellers can once again fly directly from Sydney to Osaka, Japan, without the hassle of stopovers or additional connections.
The route's reintroduction is a testament to the enduring appeal of Japan as a travel destination and the growing desire for international travel as the world recovers from the restrictions of the past few years.
Jetstar's commitment to affordable travel is evident in the offering of more than 100,000 low-cost fares starting at $363, making the dream of exploring Japan more accessible than ever.
The thrice-weekly service will be operated by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, an aircraft renowned for its passenger comfort and fuel efficiency, ensuring a pleasant journey to one of Asia's most vibrant destinations.
Jenn Armor, Jetstar's Executive Manager of Customers, said, ‘Australians’ love for Japan continues to grow, and the strength of the Australian dollar against the Yen means it’s incredibly affordable right now.’
‘This is the third direct service we’ve launched from Australia to Japan in the last six months and the second to Osaka, with strong demand for our existing flights.’
As the food capital of Japan, Osaka has so much to offer Aussie travellers, with incredible night markets, street stalls and Michelin star restaurants.’
Flights depart Sydney on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 11:20 am. The return flights from Osaka to Australia will take off on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9: 25 pm.
Last January, held its ‘Return for Free’ international sale, where travellers can book an outbound fare from Sydney to Tokyo or Osaka, and they can return for free on select dates.
The sale was available only for a 72-hour window, which offered incredibly cheap fares.
Are you planning a trip to Japan, or have you visited in the past? What are your must-see recommendations for first-time visitors to Osaka? Share your stories and travel tips in the comments below!
Jetstar, the budget-friendly airline many Australians have come to rely on for affordable travel options, has just revived a much-missed international flight route.
After a hiatus of 15 years, travellers can once again fly directly from Sydney to Osaka, Japan, without the hassle of stopovers or additional connections.
The route's reintroduction is a testament to the enduring appeal of Japan as a travel destination and the growing desire for international travel as the world recovers from the restrictions of the past few years.
Jetstar's commitment to affordable travel is evident in the offering of more than 100,000 low-cost fares starting at $363, making the dream of exploring Japan more accessible than ever.
Jetstar has offered direct flights to Japan after a hiatus of 15 years. Credit: Jetstar Australia / Vortex Aviation Photography
The thrice-weekly service will be operated by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, an aircraft renowned for its passenger comfort and fuel efficiency, ensuring a pleasant journey to one of Asia's most vibrant destinations.
Jenn Armor, Jetstar's Executive Manager of Customers, said, ‘Australians’ love for Japan continues to grow, and the strength of the Australian dollar against the Yen means it’s incredibly affordable right now.’
‘This is the third direct service we’ve launched from Australia to Japan in the last six months and the second to Osaka, with strong demand for our existing flights.’
As the food capital of Japan, Osaka has so much to offer Aussie travellers, with incredible night markets, street stalls and Michelin star restaurants.’
Flights depart Sydney on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 11:20 am. The return flights from Osaka to Australia will take off on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9: 25 pm.
Last January, held its ‘Return for Free’ international sale, where travellers can book an outbound fare from Sydney to Tokyo or Osaka, and they can return for free on select dates.
The sale was available only for a 72-hour window, which offered incredibly cheap fares.
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