Cheap flights from Sydney to Adelaide from $131

Travelling by air to Adelaide from Sydney will see you departing from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD), which lies 8 km from the centre of the city. It’s about a 15min drive from the CBD to the suburb of Mascot, where you’ll find the airport. If you’d prefer to catch a bus, it’s on the N20 route. As Australia’s main international airport, it’s large and busy and offers all of the modern amenities for air travellers. You’ll land at Adelaide International Airport (ADL), the main airport serving that part of South Australia. It’s also pretty close to the city centre at 7 km away, and it takes around 15min to drive there. Otherwise, you can catch an Airport City Shuttle, which will take about 5min longer. You’ll just have to pre-book this a minimum of 24h before your flight is scheduled.

The vast majority of flights to Adelaide from Sydney are direct between the two cities. Qantas flies several times a day, as does Virgin Australia. Jetstar is the other main carrier, offering flights at slightly lower prices. The trade-off, of course, is that these flights take a little longer, but as it’s a relatively short flight in the first place, it will only add about 10-15min to the roughly 2h trip. You’ll also be able to fly from Sydney to Adelaide using Rex Airlines, which is based at Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport.

You also have the option of booking a one-stop flight from Sydney to Adelaide, these are also available throughout the day. The fastest trips (those with the shortest layover times) are also the more expensive on this route. Once again, you have a choice of at least 4 airlines that regularly fly these routes: Qantas, Virgin Australia, Jetstar and Rex Airlines. They all layover in Melbourne and there are two main routes in operation. The first leaves Sydney Kingsford Smith and lands at Melbourne Tullamarine Airport, before carrying on to land at Adelaide Airport. The other route will see you landing at Melbourne’s Avalon Airport en route. Layover times can vary widely, regardless of the airline, so choose your flight carefully when booking through Cheapflights. Some layovers take only 30min, while others can last up to almost 4h.

You don’t need either a passport or visa to fly domestically inside Australia, but be aware of other restrictions on items that you may or may not carry onboard with you. These include everyday sporting items that could be misused, like rock climbing equipment, cricket bats and pool cues, so make sure to check these items in with your checked baggage.

Qantas Airways is the most environment-friendly on this route and it has introduced 1,000 compostable alternatives to single-use cups, silverware, containers, and napkins on its Sydney–Adelaide route. Qantas and BioPak presented several new items for this journey. Napkins, cutlery, sugarcane containers, and bioplastic bags are all compostable, as are clear bioplastic biocups, paper biocups, and clear bioplastic bags. The utensils and glasses can be composted at industrial facilities, meeting Australian requirements. Napkins can be composted at home or in a commercial facility. The remaining products are compliant with Australian standards for both household and industrial composting.

It is possible to lower one's carbon footprint by flying to Adelaide from Sydney using economy class, making fewer and shorter layovers, or by selecting eco-friendly carriers.

SYD has an Airport Environment Strategy (AES) which is to ensure that the airport complies with all applicable environmental legislation and standards, that it promotes and realizes improvements in environmental sustainability, and that it provides a clear strategic direction for environmental management.

You will need to book a flight from Sydney Kingsford Smith to Adelaide if you want to fly from Sydney to Adelaide. At least 4 different airlines have flights from Kingsford Smith (SYD) to Adelaide (ADL) on a regular basis. There are 88 flights to Adelaide from the Sydney airport per day. If you manage to book one that is nonstop, then you can expect the flight time from SYD to ADL to be around 2h 05m.

Flights from Sydney Kingsford Smith to Adelaide have been viewed 17,248 times in the past calendar month.

Our cheapest airline available from Sydney to Adelaide is Jetstar. Our recent data shows that you can find tickets from as low as $218 on this airline. An additional option worth looking into is Virgin Australia, starting at $238. You may be able to fly from Sydney to Adelaide for 24% less than the average price by searching for these airlines.

The cheapest airline one-way is Jetstar, with whom users have recently found tickets for as low as $131. However, be on the lookout for offers from Virgin Australia and Qantas Airways, as they are both options that can get you from Sydney to Adelaide for a low price.

Consider ANA (75%), British Airways (74%) or Etihad Airways (73%) when booking your flight. These represent the most reliable airlines when flying from Sydney to Adelaide.

On average you can expect to pay $788 for a flight from Sydney to Adelaide. The cheapest flight overall is $113 while the most popular route, (Sydney Kingsford Smith - Adelaide) is currently priced at $217.

Yes. In addition to deals on Sydney to Adelaide flights, Cheapflights offers holiday packages that include both flights and hotel.

After entering your origin and destination, apply the non-stop filter on the search result page to find direct flights from Sydney to Adelaide.

Yes. Cheapflights offers flight deals from Sydney to Adelaide by cabin class. In addition to browsing deals, you can also filter by cabin class on the search results page after making a search.

Currently, June is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Sydney to Adelaide (average of $168). Flying from Sydney to Adelaide in October is currently the most expensive (average of $235). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.