
Airfares will not fall until mid-2024 with low capacity keeping prices high and regional routes worst affected, experts say
ABCTeree Burr used to travel for work every month — but that has stopped because of the soaring cost of flights. David Beirman, adjunct fellow in management and tourism at Sydney's University of Technology, said fares were now competitive on "heavily travelled" routes like Sydney to Melbourne and Sydney to Brisbane but in regional flights were still high. "Many regional airfares in Australia actually will probably remain high because the airlines who operate there treat those routes as a cash cow," he said. No return of airfares to pre-COVID levels International airfares are also "stubbornly" high on most routes, according to Flight Centre Travel Group CEO Graham Turner. Mr Turner said international flights out of Sydney through the Middle East were only at 70 per cent of pre-COVID levels.
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