Cheap Flights from Sydney to Adelaide

To avoid getting caught in a bind when you land at Adelaide, SA Airport (ADL), check out our Covid-19 Travel Advisor for important info about passengers coming from Sydney, NSW Airport (SYD-Kingsford Smith Intl.). This page has all you need to know regarding health guidelines, travel advice and much more.

Learning Italian, watching four or more random in-flight movies, finally reading those work emails — these are some things you WON'T have time to do when jetting between Mascot Airport and Adelaide Airport (ADL). Typically the flight time is a short and sweet 2 hours and 8 minutes.

Sure, running is good — but not when you're trying to make a connecting flight. You don't need to stress about that when flying from Sydney, NSW Airport (SYD-Kingsford Smith Intl.) to Adelaide Airport. You'll find multiple airlines that have direct flights, including Qantas and Virgin Australia.

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There's no need to put up with irritating stopovers or resort to nasty airport food if you're flying between Sydney, NSW Airport (SYD-Kingsford Smith Intl.) and Adelaide, SA Airport (ADL). You'll be able to find several airlines that have direct flights. Qantas (QF) is a top pick, with 208 flights each month. Like to shop around? Check out Virgin Australia (VA), which offers 180 flights every month.

Hopping on a flight from Sydney to Adelaide is ridiculously easy, with 14 daily services to choose from. Now's the time to get cracking with that packing!

Qantas, Virgin Australia and Rex Regional Express have got you covered if you're concerned about COVID-19. They all have social distancing rules and COVID-19 measures in place, that may include cleaning with disinfectant and providing passenger masks, to give you as much confidence as possible during your flight.

Looking at lastminute.com.au travel demand in 2020, Friday is often the best day to book flights, when prices are generally at their cheapest. You may be tempted to wait to finalise your booking early into the week, but our data tells us ticket prices can creep up earlier in the week, especially on Tuesdays. Something to consider when planning your next holiday!

Here's the lowdown on the lowest airfares: March is the cheapest month to fly. When looking at 2020 flight demand on lastminute.com.au, flights departing in March generally have the lowest ticket prices. As for the most expensive month to fly, our demand data found that on average, airfares are highest in June.

Get a little creative when booking your next trip to save big time! You don't have to stick to the one airline or fare type for your return trip, so consider mixing and matching to get the most savings. Is it worth it? Well in 2020, savvy shoppers on lastminute.com.au saved over 45% when they booked return flights with two different airlines or fare types. The good news is we can help you mix and match to find the best deal… just start shopping!

Itching to book your dream trip? We totally get it. You can start looking at flights on lastminute.com.au as early as 12 months in advance, but just keep in mind some airlines may not release all their available fares that early. But good news for last minute travellers, with 2020 lastminute.com.au data proving spontaneous travellers can still bag a bargain with some of the cheapest airfares appearing 2-4 weeks prior to travel.

Here's an insider tip—you can save big on flights if you mix and match your airlines and fare types. In fact, travellers who booked flights on lastminute.com.au in 2019 saved over 50% when their return flights consisted of two different airlines or fare types.

*According to flight demand on lastminute.com.au from January to December 2020. Savings are subject to change and may vary depending on selections made.