Flight to Port Phillip

By using our neat “No change fee” filter, that’s how. Just enter your origin, destination and travel dates, click “Search,” then tick the box below the “Flexible change policies” heading (it’s on the top left of your screen). Expedia makes it easy to find cheap, flexible flights to Port Phillip.

Settle on your perfect travel dates and then make your way towards Port Phillip with one of these quality airlines:

• Qantas - 43 flights to or near Port Phillip each month, including 43 flights to Tullamarine Airport (MEL) per month.
• United Airlines - 43 flights to or near Port Phillip each month, including 43 flights to Tullamarine Airport (MEL) per month.
• Jetstar - 8 flights to or near Port Phillip each month, including 8 flights to Tullamarine Airport (MEL) per month.

For an amazing deal to Port Phillip, book well ahead of time. Also think about using Expedia’s “flexible dates” feature at the top of your search results. This will show you the cheapest prices for similar time frames. In the last seven days, S$99 was the best price for a flight to Port Phillip.

You could have locked in a return airfare to Port Phillip from anywhere between S$99 and S$483 in the last seven days. For one-way trips leaving from Sydney (SYD), the lowest price during this time was just S$48.

Prepare to pack your bags and jet into Tullamarine Airport (MEL), Port Phillip’s major flight hub. Secure a seat on one of the 95 flights that land at this well-known destination each month.

Take off to Port Phillip earlier in the week and you’ll usually be rewarded with lower-priced fares. Tuesday is generally the cheapest day to get on a plane, closely followed by Monday. If you’re eager to avoid the costliest flights, steer clear of Saturdays.

In the last seven days, flights to Port Phillip cost between S$99 and S$483. Prices depend on a number of things, particularly the time of departure, airline, cabin class and how early you make your booking.

The most cost-effective month to book a terrific deal to Port Phillip is February, whereas prices are higher in December. Steer clear of this month if you’re counting your pennies.