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United Offers A Chance at Oz for $389 Round-Trip, So They Say

Where: Australia
April 22, 2009 at 3:56 PM | by juliana | 2 Comments

Alright now this Down Under War is just making us mad. The other day, Qantas was in its final stages of offering round-trips from either Los Angeles or San Francisco to Sydney or Melbourne for the bargain price of $530. Today, we learn United has gone even lower.

A roundtrip from either LA or SF to Sydney will only set you back $389. Yes, $389 round-trip. If you want to splurge for business, it's only $2,229.

There aren't many restrictions except that the outbound trip to Sydney (or Melbourne) must be no later than September 21. Oh, and the fact that we weren't able to come up with a $389 ticket at all. We did various searches on various days in various months and the lowest and oft-repeated price was about $901 round-trip. Not a very good showing for United in the Down Under War.

Also can you imagine flying United for 15 hours? Ugh, and we can totally see our baggage getting lost somewhere on the Lost island. So thanks, but no thanks.

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· Down Under War [Jaunted]
· Last Chance for Qantas' $530 Round-Trip from California to Oz [Jaunted]
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· Australia Sale [United]

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  1. axk

    Jaunted Member

    United sucks. But at least they can read.

    ..cause the article's author clearly can't.

    *Sample each-way fares based on required roundtrip purchase
    April 23, 2009 at 1:03 PM
  1. juliana

    Jaunted Contributing Editor

    hmmm

    looks like they changed that sale site up bc now the fares are saying $320 and they've changed the latest outbound date to december. and yes, you're correct. its now based on each-way fares.
    April 23, 2009 at 5:47 PM

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