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Perth and WA travellers in major travel bonanza as Qantas slashes airfares

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Perth and WA travellers in major travel bonanza as Qantas slashes airfares

Travellers have been offered a major airfare bonanza, with Qantas slashing the price of flights across Australia and WA as part of its biggest domestic sale of the year.

More than two million discounted economy and business seats have gone on sale across 101 routes and 60 destinations, with fares available for travel through to August 2027.

For West Australians looking to escape the State, return flights can be snapped up with one-way fares from $249 to Darwin, $279 to Adelaide and $299 to Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

There are also bargain fares within WA, with Perth to Geraldton flights starting at $169, while Perth to Broome is available from $249.

Travellers flying from Perth to Kalgoorlie-Boulder can score a one-way economy fare from $199.

For those wanting to head east, Perth to Newcastle starts from $319, Canberra from $329 and the Gold Coast from $349.

The deals also extend to regional travellers, with Geraldton to Sydney flights available from $399 one way.

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