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The tourism industry expects the new route will attract more Kiwi tourists to SA, as well as giving Adelaide travellers more options.
Between 2pm and 4pm today travellers can book flights at sale fares of $99 one-way, without baggage, for travel between February 12 and April 2 and May 14 and June 25 next year.
Jetstar will fly the Auckland-to-Adelaide route three times a week from December 16.
Jetstar will fly the route three times a week from December 16, operating every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Adelaide will be the airline's fourth trans-tasman destination in addition to services to Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast from Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown.
The tourism industry expects the new route will attract more Kiwi tourists to SA, as well as giving Adelaide travellers more options.
Between 2pm and 4pm today travellers can book flights at sale fares of $99 one-way, without baggage, for travel between February 12 and April 2 and May 14 and June 25 next year.
Jetstar's head of New Zealand, Grant Kerr, said the customer response to trans-tasman flying had been strong over the past few years.
"We know Kiwis love to holiday in Australia and now they can discover or revisit another destination more affordably than in the past."
Fares for Auckland-Adelaide flights will start from $219 one-way online without checked baggage.
Air New Zealand flies daily services to Adelaide from Auckland and special one-way fares start at $250 without bags, according to Air New Zealand's website.
Air New Zealand will also face competition on its Auckland-Perth route over summer from Jetstar's parent company, Qantas.
Jetstar will use an Airbus A320 for the Auckland-Adelaide service, a flight of just under five hours.
No Cookies | Herald Sun
Between 2pm and 4pm today travellers can book flights at sale fares of $99 one-way, without baggage, for travel between February 12 and April 2 and May 14 and June 25 next year.
Jetstar will fly the Auckland-to-Adelaide route three times a week from December 16.
Jetstar will fly the route three times a week from December 16, operating every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Adelaide will be the airline's fourth trans-tasman destination in addition to services to Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast from Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown.
The tourism industry expects the new route will attract more Kiwi tourists to SA, as well as giving Adelaide travellers more options.
Between 2pm and 4pm today travellers can book flights at sale fares of $99 one-way, without baggage, for travel between February 12 and April 2 and May 14 and June 25 next year.
Jetstar's head of New Zealand, Grant Kerr, said the customer response to trans-tasman flying had been strong over the past few years.
"We know Kiwis love to holiday in Australia and now they can discover or revisit another destination more affordably than in the past."
Fares for Auckland-Adelaide flights will start from $219 one-way online without checked baggage.
Air New Zealand flies daily services to Adelaide from Auckland and special one-way fares start at $250 without bags, according to Air New Zealand's website.
Air New Zealand will also face competition on its Auckland-Perth route over summer from Jetstar's parent company, Qantas.
Jetstar will use an Airbus A320 for the Auckland-Adelaide service, a flight of just under five hours.
No Cookies | Herald Sun
