Airlines do not discount 1.4 million seats because they are feeling generous.
Qantas has launched one of its biggest domestic sales in recent memory, putting 1.4 million economy seats on sale across more than 190 routes and almost 60 destinations. Fares start from $105 one way, with travel dates stretching from July through to May next year.
On the surface, it looks like a straightforward winter travel promotion. The fact is, it is another sign that Australia's airline market is becoming increa
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