Jetstar Expands Operations from Melbourne Avalon Airport
On Monday, 10 November 2025, Jetstar announced its largest expansion ever from Melbourne Avalon Airport. The airline is launching new international flights to Bali, resuming services to Adelaide, and increasing flights to Brisbane. This expansion will add over 330,000 low-fare seats annually through Melbourne's secondary airport.
New International Service to Bali
Jetstar’s Bali route will be the airline’s first international service departing from Melbourne Avalon, marking a significant milestone for the airport’s main carrier. To celebrate, Jetstar has launched a 48-hour sale on all Melbourne Avalon routes, with domestic fares starting at $29 and Bali fares from $199.
Flight Details
- Service start date: 23 March 2026
- Frequency: Five return flights per week
- Aircraft: Airbus A321LR
- Total new seats added annually: Over 120,000
- Flight time: Just over 6 hours direct
Benefits for Passengers
This new Bali service provides travelers from Melbourne, Geelong, the Surf Coast, and Bellarine Peninsula with direct access to one of Australia's top overseas holiday destinations, known for its beaches, culture, and hospitality.
"This major expansion will help local customers take off more to new destinations, while attracting tourists to support Victoria's economic development."
Jetstar Resumes and Increases Domestic Flights
Alongside the Bali launch, Jetstar is restarting flights to Adelaide and adding more services to Brisbane, further boosting connectivity through Avalon.
Summary
Jetstar's expansion at Melbourne Avalon Airport significantly boosts travel options by introducing international flights to Bali, increasing domestic services, and adding over 330,000 affordable seats annually, benefiting local passengers and supporting Victoria's economy.