Airfare Pricing Tips to Australia & the South Pacific

Airfare Pricing to Australia and the South Pacific is significantly affected by the “Dates” you chose to travel.  Typically there are three travel seasons: Basic, Shoulder and Peak.  ‘Basic’ is the cheapest (low season) and typically has cooler climates with the lowest demand for travel.  ‘Shoulder’ is in-between ‘Peak’ and ‘Low’.  ‘Peak’ (high season) has the most demand for travel and is typically over the Christmas Holidays.

Airfare Pricing Seasonality

Basic Season (cheapest): 

Example: The Standard Published Return Fare from Los Angeles to Sydney is approximately $2000 including tax.

Shoulder Season (in-between):

Example: The Standard Published Return Fare from Los Angeles to Sydney is approximately $2200 including tax.

Peak Season (most expensive):

Example: The Standard Published Return Fare from Los Angeles to Sydney is approximately $2700 including tax.

Seasonality Dates by Airline*

* These dates & prices are set by the airlines and may change at any time without notice. Dates are USA Departure Dates. In some cases, it may be cheaper to travel on “Monday – Thursday” and more expensive on “Friday – Sunday”.

Special Airfares

Cheap airfares are often announced by the airlines to help increase flight loading during slow periods or to match fares offered by competitive airlines.  These fares are typically announced at short notice (e.g. 1 day – 3 months prior to the required date of travel).  We can help you “cash-in” on cheap airfares. If a special fare is currently not available for the dates you want to travel, then we can offer you a “Special Fare Monitoring Service”.  Call us to find out how this service works, or you can simply Join our Mailing List and we’ll send you an email when a Special Fare is announced.

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