Agent sale
Hanoi
A$692 Return, economy
60% below other sellers Others from A$1,758
Singapore Airlines, 1 stop
Prices in Australian dollars
Australia is a long way from almost everywhere, so a cheap fare can save hundreds of dollars on a single ticket. Farepop watches fares from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide in Australian dollars, and tells you when a trip drops well below what it usually costs on those dates.
It looks beyond the fares search sites show you: airline sales from Jetstar, Qantas and Virgin Australia, full-service airlines from Asia and the Middle East selling long haul for less, and travel agents undercutting the airline on the very same flights.
Found on 27 and 28 October 2026, each compared with the usual price for those exact dates. Fares move fast, so these are examples, not live prices.
Agent sale
A$692 Return, economy
60% below other sellers Others from A$1,758
Singapore Airlines, 1 stop
Deal
A$565 Return, economy
52% below usual Usually A$1,181
Jetstar, non-stop
Flying times are rough non-stop estimates from Sydney.
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Every fare is compared with what the same route usually costs for the same trip length and dates. Around busy holidays we use quieter neighbouring months, so a peak price never passes for a saving.

A deal is at least 25% below the usual price for those dates, and a good fare at least 20%. Full-service airlines selling at budget prices, and travel agents undercutting the airline, are labelled as such.

Fares are checked again on their exact dates before you hear about them, and regularly after. Ones that no longer qualify are withdrawn.

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