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Cheap flights from Sydney
What a one-way ticket from Sydney cost across the next three months, route by route — measured on 28 October 2026, not estimated. Pick a route to search your own dates.
Where you can fly from Sydney, and what it costs
One-way fares in Australian dollars per traveller, recorded for departures in November 2026 – January 2027; measured 28 October 2026. "Typical" is the median of the days with a recorded fare; "cheapest was nonstop" is how often that day's cheapest fare had no stop.
| To | Cheapest one-way | Typical | Cheapest was nonstop | Airlines seen | Search |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Melbourne | A$71 6 Jan | A$117 | 100% | Jetstar, Virgin Australia, Qantas | Search |
| Brisbane | A$88 17 Nov | A$123 | 100% | Jetstar, Virgin Australia, Qantas | Search |
| Gold Coast | A$62 1 Dec | A$118 | 100% | Jetstar, Virgin Australia | Search |
| Cairns | A$144 22 Jan | A$224 | 52% | Jetstar, Virgin Australia | Search |
| Adelaide | A$135 18 Nov | A$155 | 89% | Jetstar, Virgin Australia | Search |
| Perth | A$260 13 Jan | A$342 | 78% | Virgin Australia, Jetstar | Search |
| Hobart | A$94 9 Jan | A$136 | 96% | Jetstar, Virgin Australia | Search |
| Auckland | A$286 19 Jan | A$382 | 96% | Jetstar, Qantas, Air New Zealand | Search |
| Bali (Denpasar) | A$263 8 Nov | A$385 | 64% | Jetstar, Batik Air Malaysia, Virgin Australia | Search |
| Singapore | A$240 29 Jan | A$484 | 50% | Scoot, Batik Air Malaysia, Jetstar | Search |
| Bangkok | A$329 24 Jan | A$556 | 0% | Scoot, China Southern Airlines, Jetstar | Search |
| Kuala Lumpur | A$315 19 Jan | A$570 | 45% | Batik Air Malaysia, Scoot, Jetstar | Search |
| Tokyo | A$489 10 Nov | A$653 | 0% | T'way Air, China Southern Airlines, Scoot | Search |
| Fiji (Nadi) | A$253 10 Nov | A$402 | 54% | Virgin Australia, Jetstar, Fiji Airways | Search |
| Honolulu | A$608 25 Nov | A$1,048 | 50% | Philippine Airlines, Qantas, Alaska Airlines | Search |
| Los Angeles | A$501 18 Nov | A$595 | 17% | Fiji Airways, American Airlines, United Airlines | Search |
16 routes measured. Lowest recorded fare: Gold Coast, A$62 (1 Dec).
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Sydney's airports
Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) is about 15 minutes from the CBD on the Airport Link train. Domestic and international flights use separate terminals on opposite sides of the runways.
Airports in this search: SYD Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport.
Hotels where you land
Hotels in Melbournetypical A$434/night
Hotels in Brisbanetypical A$295/night
Hotels in Gold Coasttypical A$489/night
Hotels in Perthtypical A$269/night
Hotels in Cairnstypical A$168/night
Hotels in Adelaidetypical A$432/night
Hotels in Aucklandtypical A$178/night
Hotels in Bali (Denpasar)typical A$122/night
Hotels in Singaporetypical A$210/night
Hotels in Tokyotypical A$372/night
Questions about flights from Sydney
What is the cheapest flight from Sydney?
Of the 16 routes we measured from Sydney (November 2026 – January 2027), the lowest one-way fare we recorded is A$62, Sydney to Gold Coast, for a departure on 1 Dec on a nonstop flight. Measured on 28 October 2026; the price you book is the seller's price at that moment.
Where can I fly from Sydney for the least on a typical day?
Sydney to Melbourne: about A$117 one way on a typical day, the median of the cheapest fare on each of its 63 measured days. Next: Gold Coast (A$118) and Brisbane (A$123) (measured on 28 October 2026).
Which flights from Sydney are usually nonstop?
Of the 16 measured routes, the cheapest fare was a nonstop flight on at least half of the measured days to Brisbane (100%), Gold Coast (100%), Melbourne (100%), Auckland (96%) and Hobart (96%), and on 7 more routes. The percentage is the share of measured days whose cheapest fare had no stop.
Which airlines have the cheapest flights from Sydney?
Across the 16 measured routes, the airlines that carried the cheapest recorded fare on the most days were Jetstar (265 days on 14 routes), Virgin Australia (90 days on 13 routes) and Batik Air Malaysia (62 days on 5 routes). A low-cost fare often excludes a carry-on bag and seat choice, so check what it includes.
Can I compare hotels where I land?
Yes. We measured hotels in Melbourne (typical A$434 a night), hotels in Brisbane (typical A$295 a night), hotels in Gold Coast (typical A$489 a night), hotels in Perth (typical A$269 a night), hotels in Cairns (typical A$168 a night), hotels in Adelaide (typical A$432 a night), hotels in Auckland (typical A$178 a night), hotels in Bali (Denpasar) (typical A$122 a night), hotels in Singapore (typical A$210 a night) and hotels in Tokyo (typical A$372 a night): each page lists rated hotels with the price the seller quoted for a measured stay, and links to the seller to book.
How to read these numbers
- Recorded, then dated. Fares are the cheapest one-way fares the seller's search engine (Aviasales) had recorded per day; hotel prices are what the seller quoted for one measured stay. Each block says when it was measured. A day with no recorded fare is not a day without flights.
- In Australian dollars, as the seller quoted them. Nothing on this page is converted from another currency.
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