Jetstar Launches Direct Flights from Sunshine Coast to Bali
Jetstar (JQ) will start operating direct flights from Sunshine Coast Airport (MCY) to Bali’s Denpasar Airport (DPS) beginning 25 March 2026. The airline will offer fares starting at $199, flying three times a week on Airbus A321LR aircraft.
Flight Details and Benefits
- Flights will run three times weekly, each lasting about six hours.
- The route provides around 70,000 seats annually.
- Travelers can avoid the drive to Brisbane Airport (BNE) for international flights.
- Offers easy onward connections from Bali to Singapore (SIN) via Denpasar.
Significance for Jetstar and Travelers
This new Sunshine Coast–Bali route is Jetstar’s first direct connection between the two locations and the airline’s tenth route from Australia to Bali. It improves access for Sunshine Coast travelers to Bali’s beaches and cultural attractions without the need for layovers.
“This new route provides an easy international getaway and fits Jetstar’s ongoing network expansion to meet rising demand for low-cost travel,” said Jetstar CEO Stephanie Tully.
CEO Statement on the New Route
Stephanie Tully described the service launch as a milestone for both the airline and the region, highlighting its convenience and affordability for travelers.
Jetstar reinforces its position as the largest carrier in South-East Queensland by offering this new direct international service.
Summary
Jetstar’s new Sunshine Coast–Bali flights starting in March 2026 provide a convenient, affordable direct connection, enhancing travel options for Sunshine Coast residents and strengthening the airline’s network.
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