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Jetstar announces Hawaii dates
Qantas Airways’ low cost carrier Jetstar will start flying to Hawaii from Sydney and Melbourne from late December.
Jetstar will make the journey to Honolulu from Sydney three times a week, beginning on December 27, and from Melbourne two times a week with that service commencing on December 29.
Jetstar is launching an online sale on tickets for the new route with prices starting from $249 one-way, but all-inclusive everyday online one-way fares will be $579 from Sydney and $599 from Melbourne.
All Jetstar long-haul international services will have a Qantas codeshare arrangement.
Jetstar also plans to serve five other international destinations directly from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane: Phuket, Ho Chi Minh City, Bali, Osaka and Bangkok, with the first flight to Bangkok from Melbourne scheduled for November 23.
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