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Jetstar celebrates its 18-year birthday with a 48-hour flash sale!

Jetstar has turned 18 this year and to celebrate, Aussies will get to grab some free return flights and slashed travel prices.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
04-05-2022 19:32
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Jetstar celebrates its 18-year birthday with a 48-hour flash sale!

Jetstar is giving back to the country with a sale. Photo: Adobe Stock

Jetstar is celebrating its birthday with a bang. Since the airways have been operating for more than 17 years, they decided to give back to their beloved Aussies. 

Jetstar gives back to Aussies

By giving back to Aussies, Jetstar has decided to slash their flight prices for 48 hours. Which started on Tuesday at midnight as shared by Kidspot.

While slashed prices are already good, Jetstar also has over 400 000 free return flights for their beloved country. Some popular destinations which Aussies love, include Bali, Phuket, Hawaii, Vietnam, Japan, and Seol!

For all the regular flyers, this is a complete bliss as the cost of living has become more and more expensive. Jetstar at this point understands that better than anyone right now. 

400 000 free return flights available

Quite frankly, the price drop at the airways to celebrate their birthday is not what one would expect as those celebrating their birthday wouldn’t generally be the ones giving the gifts. 

However unconventional, Jetstar knows that Aussies have been more than supportive and reliant on their business and have been extremely generous in cutting their flight prices down. 

So if you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, jump to the opportunity before you miss out! Remember it only lasts for 48 hours and time is bound to run out.

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What’s a celebration with booze?

Right now, Jetstar is also bringing the celebration with some new alcoholic drinks that are dedicated to different destinations. 

These drinks are based on some top destinations by Jetstar and include Bali, Gold Coast, Melbourne, and Queenstown. As for the parent company, Qantas, the airways has also stolen Aussies’ hearts with a throwback advertisement. 

The new advertisement encourages Aussies to get back together again as the pandemic eases and the border restrictions have been lifted.

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