
Cheap Flights from Tucson to Australia
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Price, demand and travel trends for Tucson to Australia flights
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Are flights from Tucson to Australia cheaper or more expensive than last year?
Fares from Tucson to Australia are running about the same as they were around this time last year, averaging $1,290 round-trip.
What are the cheapest fares from Tucson to Australia right now?
Here are the cheapest round-trip fares from Tucson to Australia on KAYAK in the last week:
• Brisbane (BNE) from $1,053
• Melbourne (MEL) from $1,166
• Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) from $1,183
• Perth (PER) from $1,504
What’s the cheapest month to fly from Tucson to Australia?
May is the cheapest time of year to fly, with average fares of $1,109. Prices are highest in October, when average flight costs increase to around $1,819.
Which airport in Australia is the cheapest to fly to from Tucson?
Based on KAYAK data from the past 12 months, the cheapest airports to fly into Australia are:
• Melbourne (MEL) from $1,110
• Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) from $1,302
• Brisbane (BNE) from $1,447
What’s the cheapest day to fly from Tucson to Australia?
Tuesday tends to be the cheapest day to fly from Tucson to Australia, while Friday is the most expensive. Fares run about 54% higher that day, based on the past 12 months of KAYAK data.
What's the cheapest time of day to fly from Tucson to Australia?
Data from the past 12 months shows it's cheapest to fly to Australia during the evening with average prices of $1,390. The morning is the most expensive time to fly, with average prices of $2,569.
What are the cheapest airlines to fly with from Tucson to Australia?
Looking at KAYAK data from the last 12 months, the cheapest airlines to fly with from Tucson to Australia are:
• Qantas Airways from $952
• American Airlines from $991
• United Airlines from $1,076
• Delta from $1,143
• Alaska Airlines from $1,204
What's the most popular airline to fly with from Tucson to Australia?
Drawing on KAYAK data from the past three months, the most popular airlines to fly with from Tucson to Australia are:
• Qantas Airways
• American Airlines
• Delta
• United Airlines
What are the most popular regions in Australia?
New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia are the most popular regions with KAYAK travelers. Together, they make up 93% of all interest in visiting Australia, based on the past three months of KAYAK data.
What are the most popular flight destinations in Australia?
Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne are the most popular flight destinations in Australia, based on KAYAK data from the past 3 months. Sydney is the clear favorite, making up 50% of that interest.
Key details for Tucson to Australia flights
Low season | July |
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High season | October |
Cheapest flight | $560 |
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Despite having numerous passengers held up by American Airlines delays. Qantas (an AA partner) closed boarding with 0 flexibility
Despite having numerous passengers held up by American Airlines delays. Qantas (an AA partner) closed boarding with 0 flexibility
Boarding , crew and meals were all amazing. Couldn't wish for a better LOOONG flight from Dallas to Sydney .
Boarding was effortless, the food was outstanding, the seats in Premium Economy were extremely comfortable, and the staff and crew were excellent.
PREMIUM ECONOMY - excellent !Brilliant new plane. Excellent tv catalogue. Good food. Good communication and service from all friend Australian crew. Good communication from captain. Best travel experience in years.
I couldn't hear all of the announcements. It was nice when they put them on the screen.
I liked boarding the plane. The staff were rude, the food was appalling and the chairs the most uncomfortable I have ever experienced
One of the best Qantas business flights I've had. Quality product
Loved the staff. The economy seats could have been bigger.
The food was terrible. And the flight attendants were very rude. One flight attendant wouldn’t help a passenger lift their carry-on. Another flight attendant wouldn’t give a man an extra blanket. And they walked by not even looking at the passengers to see if they needed a glass of water.
I have flown Qantas multiple times in the past it seemed this flight the plane had less seat room or the seats were way less comfortable than before. Everything else was about the same. Thanks
Fliy was late missed my connection ,. I had to find altery transportation.
There is was everything terrible all my flights was delayed so I missed my connection flights
The guy sitting in front of me kept pushing hard his sit against my legs… very uncomfortable
Food was horrid. In my opinion inedible. They did offer some sorbet and one small dish of fruit. Stewards were super stingy with water, coffee, etc.
I believe my father had a good flight. What was not good, was the associate who helped us during Step 2 of check-in. After getting his boarding passes and bag tags, we proceeded to Step 2 where we were met with Carol. This was around 3:15-20pm at Phoenix Sky Harbor. She weighed my father’s checked bag which was 2lbs over, she recommended removing a pair of jeans to correct this. My father asked/joked if “she could just let him go” and she fairly rudely responded something along the lines of, “I don’t own the airline so no I can’t do that”. From this point on I just want to assume she was having a bad day. I spent my life raised in a business and front-facing customer service so I understand previous clients can make you feel irritated. How she continued to act leads me to believe she was really careless about her job or racially biased/straight-up racist. After we moved the 2lbs to his other bag, she told us she believed he would need to claim his bag at his connecting flight in Hong Kong, before it could go to his final destination, Malaysia. This thoroughly confused us as we are fairly frequent international travelers and 95% of the time the bag is sent to its final destination without this requirement. Last time we traveled to Malaysia was less than a month ago, so again we’re fairly confused. Multiple times she used a fairly aggressive tone of “I know what YOU THINK, this is what I believe”. The multiple “YOU THINK” as if we didn’t understand what she was saying was rude and insulting, and her tone came along with a insincere smile, hence the feeling of she was racially biased. Despite the fact that she might have been having a bad day previously, it is AA’s airline’s duty to train their employee about international bag protocol, as clearly AA is a major partner of internationally traveling airlines. Carol made the experience overall unenjoyable sending my father off and made us both question AA’s training of their employees.
Like: flights are on time, good boarding process Can improve: planes are old, improve entertainment and make space more comfortable
Everything was good The connects, with no blame to crew. Or pilots. I understand they are short staffed. Everything went well for me. I'll be using you guys again in May if not sooner.
A couple ladies from the crew were so rude and nasty. Thought they were mad at having to be there especially if you asked a question. This will make me think twice next time if I book a flight with you.
Very friendly and efficient and smooth boarding. We were even way early arriving at my destination. Thank you.
This flight was late and did not meet the connecting flight.