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Demand Drops, Airlines Slash Prices (in Australia)...And Brits Most Promiscuous
by leconcierge | December 8, 2008 at 01:18 pm
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The Age reports that Australian air fares hit record lows (December 8, 2008) even though this month is usually when fares are at their highest.
As demand drops, airlines slash prices for local flights.
For example Jetstar offers Sales Fares (until Tuesday, December 9, all prices in Australian Dollars).
For example Sydney to Brisbane or Melbourne to Sydney for $49 and Adelaide to Brisbane for $89.
The Age also notes that Visitor numbers down as Japanese shun Australia (a drop of 27% in October).
In less serious news items, they mention that Brits most promiscuous as Aussies rank fifth (December 1)...
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at 16:10 on December 9th, 2008
those Jetstar fares are pretty typical all year. They certainly are not fire-sale levels
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slickdeals -77 (not verified)at 19:58 on January 30th, 2009
The Age reports that Australian air fares hit record lows (December 8, 2008) even though this month is usually when fares are at their highest.