Jetstar announces direct flights from Sydney to Hervey Bay
The budget airline is now flying directly from Sydney to Hervey Bay on Queensland s Fraser Coast.
The A320 flight will operate three times a week, with the potential for more than 1100 passengers each week.
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The service was planned in partnership with the Queensland Government and the Fraser Coast Regional Council.
To mark the launch of the new flights, Jetstar has announced a 36-hour flash sale for $59 fares.
Sydney to Hervey Bay is Jetstar s 20
th domestic destination, according to CEO Gareth Evans. With international borders closed, our customers are telling us they are keen to explore more of Australia, he said in a statement.
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