Jetstar Expands Avalon: New Flights to Bali and Adelaide
Monday, 10 November 2025 — Jetstar announced its largest expansion from Melbourne Avalon Airport, introducing new international flights to Bali, resuming services to Adelaide, and increasing flights to Brisbane.
This growth initiative will contribute more than 330,000 new low-fare seats annually, strengthening Avalon as Victoria’s second major airport and boosting regional tourism and economic activity.
New Route to Bali
The new Bali service represents Jetstar’s first international route from Melbourne Avalon, marking a major milestone for the airline and the airport alike.
"Jetstar’s new Bali service will be the airline's first ever international route from Melbourne Avalon, marking a milestone for the airport's largest carrier."
To celebrate, Jetstar launched a 48-hour sale starting midday, with domestic fares from $29 and flights to Bali starting at $199.
Flight Details
- Start date: 23 March 2026
- Route: Melbourne Avalon – Bali (Denpasar)
- Frequency: Five return flights per week
- Aircraft: Airbus A321LR
- Annual capacity: Over 120,000 seats
- Flight duration: Just over 6 hours
The route offers travelers from Melbourne, Geelong, the Surf Coast, and the Bellarine Peninsula an easier way to visit one of Australia’s most loved holiday destinations.
Author’s Summary
Jetstar strengthens Avalon Airport by introducing affordable routes to Bali and Adelaide, boosting tourism and expanding travel options for Victorians.
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