Qantas launches two-week sale for with fares from €1,000

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  • Return Economy fares from London to Australia start at £939
  • Singapore return fares from £629 for stopover options
  • Sale runs two weeks until 22 September 2026 for travel to June 2027
  • Project Sunrise non-stop Sydney-London launches October 2027
  • First A350-1000ULR due April 2027 with 12 aircraft on order

Qantas has launched a two-week sale forEnglishcustomers, with return Economy fares from London to Australia starting from £939 and fares to Singapore from £629, covering the airline’s twice-daily services from London Heathrow. The sale includes Economy, Business and First fares available across some of the warmest months of the Australian calendar, ideal forEnglishtravellers looking to escape the winter weather and enjoy a beachside getaway or city escape Down Under. Return fares to Australia start from £939 to Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane via Singapore in Economy, with fares to Singapore starting from £629 for customers looking to break up the journey with a stopover.

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Customers from England also have access to reduced Qantas Explorer fares, which provide discounted Economy and Business fares across more than 45 domestic destinations around Australia when booking an inbound international flight in the same itinerary. The sale comes as the airline prepares for the launch of Project Sunrise, which from October 2027 will see Qantas fly non-stop between Sydney and London for the first time, removing the final stop from a Kangaroo Route that began in 1947. The airline recently unveiled the livery of its first purpose-built A350-1000 aircraft at Airbus’ Toulouse facility, confirming Sydney-London as its first Project Sunrise route.

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The first aircraft is due for delivery in April 2027, with Sydney-London fares going on sale in February 2027 and commercial operations starting in October 2027. Qantas will take delivery of 12 A350-1000ULRs in total, each configured with 238 seats across four cabins and fitted with an additional 20,000-litre fuel tank, enabling flights of more than 16,000 kilometres and up to 22 hours non-stop. The new non-stop services will operate alongside Qantas’ existing London flying, reducing current one-stop travel times by up to four hours, with sale fares available for travel on select dates between 8 November 2026 and 30 June 2027.

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Cam Wallace, Qantas International CEO, shared: “European summer is just about over and this sale is a chance to go and find another one. February in Australia is perfect beach weather right around the country and we’ve got fares across every cabin from Heathrow to make it happen.”

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