2017
25
June
Montreal to Sydney, Australia - $969 CAD roundtrip including taxes on Qantas | add Los Angeles for free
25
June
Qantas (a great airline) has dropped the price of their February, March, and April 2018 flights from Montreal to Sydney, Australia down to $969 CAD roundtrip including taxes.
The flights have 1 stop each way.
There are also a few flights available in November 2017.
Availability for travel
November 2017
February, March, April, May 2018
How to find and book the November 2017 flights
There are couple different ways you can find these:
1. Go to Momondo
2. Search for a flight from Montreal to Sydney, Australia (SYD)
Try one of the following date combinations:
Nov 1 to Nov 16
Nov 7 to Nov 23
Nov 8 to Nov 23
screenshot from Momondo
-- OR --
1. Go to FlightHub
2. Search for a flight from Montreal to Sydney, Australia (SYD)
Try one of the following date combinations:
Nov 7 to Nov 23
Nov 8 to Nov 23
On FlightHub, the flight will show up as a 'phone only' fare.
Click on 'Select' and the phone number to call will show up (1-800-755-4580).
screenshot from FlightHub.com
How to find and book the $968 flights in February, March, April, May 2018
1. Go to FlightHub
2. Search for a flight from Montreal to Sydney, Australia (SYD)
Try dates in February, March, and April 2018
example:
Feb 5 to Feb 15 -- new!
Feb 5, 7, 8 to Feb 19, 20, 21, 22
Feb 12, 13, 14, 15 to Feb 26, 27, 28
Feb 12 to Feb 21, 22 -- new!
Feb 14 to Feb 21, 22 -- new!
Mar 5, 6, 7, 8 to Mar 19
Apr 2, 3, 4, 5 to Apr 16, 17, 18
May 2 to May 16 -- these are the only dates
These are just examples dates. Try other dates in February, March, and April 2018.
Important: Once your search completes, click on 'Flexible Dates' (near the middle of your screen).
Look for the dates that are $969. Click on these flights.
You may want to try a few different date combinations. Try to find the flights that have around a 2 hour layover each way. Not every date combination has the ideal 2 hour layovers each way.
The fastest flights may not be the flights at the very top of your search results, sometimes you need to check out the first 3 or 4 flights.
screenshot from FlightHub.com
You can also turn this into a 2-in-1 trip, and spend time in both Sydney, Australia *and* Los Angeles (or San Francisco) for $968 CAD roundtrip including taxes
1. Go to FlightHub
2. Click on Multi-City
3. Search for a flight like this:
Montreal to Sydney, Australia (SYD)
Sydney, Australia to Los Angeles (LAX)
Los Angeles (LAX) to Montreal
or
Montreal to Sydney, Australia (SYD)
Sydney, Australia to San Francisco (SFO)
San Francisco (SFO) to Montreal
4. As for the dates to use, for the first and last legs of the journey, try using the start and end dates from the regular roundtrip flight dates in the section above.
And then play around with the middle date, to give you more or less time in Australia vs Los Angeles.
For example, if the regular roundtrip dates are:
Feb 12 to Feb 26
Try using these dates:
Feb 12 to Feb 21 to Feb 26
screenshot from FlightHub.com
Update 6/16 - Qantas is now showing a few dates from Montreal to Brisbane, Australia for $978 CAD roundtrip including taxes
But the flights do have 3 stops on the way there! (1 on the way home).
1. Go to FlightHub
2. Search for a flight from Montreal to Brisbane, Australia (BNE)
Try one of the following date combinations:
Feb 14 to Feb 28
Feb 28 to Mar 14
Mar 7 to Mar 21
Mar 21 to Apr 4
Mar 28 to Apr 11
Apr 4 to Apr 18
Apr 11 to Apr 25
Apr 18 to May 2
screenshot from FlightHub
3-in-1 trip: You can now also find some interesting multi-city combinations that allow you to spend time in Sydney, Brisbane *and* Los Angeles for $1069 CAD (for all flights).
1. Go to FlightHub
2. Click on Multi-City
3. Search for a flight like this:
Montreal to Brisbane (BNE)
Brisbane (BNE) to Sydney (SYD)
Sydney (SYD) to Los Angeles (LAX)
Los Angeles (LAX) to Montreal
4. As for the dates to use, try using the regular roundtrip dates from the list above for the first and last legs of the journey.
For example, from the list of dates above, it says:
Mar 21 to Apr 4
So try:
Mar 21 to Mar 28 to Apr 2 to Apr 4
You can play around with the middle date(s) to see how it affects the price.
screenshots from FlightHub
Update 9/25 - These are back again today.
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With two different companies, how risky is this? If Air Cacanada is late on the first leg, do I lose the next flight and have to pay for a new one? Thanks!
Whenever you book a trip on a single ticket that involves multiple airlines, the airlines are responsible for getting you there (free of charge) if a delay or problem causes you to miss a connecting flight.
It should be noted that this is the same whether you booked it through a third party booking site, or with the airline itself. Most airline websites allow you to book journeys involving multiple airlines.
There are many, many international flights that involve taking different airlines, and if people had to pay for a new flight whenever they missed a connection, well, you can imagine the anger.
However, it can certainly be less of a headache to get the situation resolved when the airlines have some sort of association with each other (same alliance or codeshare partners). The airlines will look to their partners first to get you on the next flight.
Air Canada and Qantas aren't officially codeshare partners or in the same alliance, but they do have an 'interline agreement'.
Check out this page: https://www.aircanada.com/ca/en/aco/home/book/routes-and-partners/star-alliance-and-other-airline-partners.html
And click on 'our non-star alliance interline partners'
Bottom line: You definitely would not have to pay for a new flight if something like that happened. The airline would put you on the next available flight, free of charge.