Fares Of Australian Air Travel Falls As Seat Availability Increases

April 19, 2024 11:18 PM AEST | By EIN Presswire

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However, as the world resumes pre-covid conditions, the lingering effect of Covid-19 has worn off.

BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, April 19, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Due to COVID-19, seat availability was reduced, and airfare prices increased worldwide. However, as the world resumes pre-covid conditions, the lingering effect of Covid-19 has worn off. As a result, Australian air travel prices have decreased. Travel agents in Brisbane suggest that people can leverage this price drop and book their flights at a lower rate.

According to data provided by Flight Centre, the availability of seats has increased flights, causing travel prices to drop. Earlier in covid, the seating in the aeroplane and other transportation means could not be fully utilised. However, as covid has significantly decreased, things have resumed normal. Thus, flights now have 100% seating capacity and can be fully utilised. The price of Australian air travel has decreased by 25%.

As per the Managing Director of the Flight Centre Corporation, the competition has also increased in the market, which is why different airlines have reduced their fares. The international capacity of Australian air travel has increased from 95% to 98%, while that of domestic capacity has escalated from 98% to 100%.
As the major carriers have announced new routes to Australia, the airfares will remain decreased for some time now. These major carriers include Singapore Airlines, Delta and China Southern. Also, in the first quarter of 2024, flights to Indonesia, which is Australia’s popular travel destination, have come down to 21% from the previous year.

As per the best travel agency in Sydney, although the price of airfares has decreased, the cost of living continues to impact the holiday plans of Australians. Due to this increase in living expenses, Australians are planning to holiday within the country rather than travelling elsewhere or cancelling their travel plans altogether.

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