Travel updates

We're continuing to monitor the situation closely and review our flights based on the advice of the World Health Organisation, Centre for Disease Control and Australia’s Chief Medical Officer. 

If there are any changes to your flight, we'll be in contact. We're also offering flexible options to customers affected by travel restrictions. Find out more information on options for changing your flights.

For the latest information, visit Coronavirus travel updates.

Some Australian states and territories have introduced new measures, including additional health and safety protocols, in response to Coronavirus that may impact interstate travel.

Before travel, ensure you check the latest government travel requirements, which may include mandatory health declarations, use of face masks, entry permits, pre-approval and quarantine (possibly at your own expense), or you could be denied entry.

The Australian Government has implemented immigration measures which allow only Australian citizens, residents and immediate family members to travel to Australia. The government has also advised that all new arrivals are required to self-isolate for 14 days.

If you’re travelling to Australia, check your own government's travel advice for the latest information on all of your planned destinations and transit ports, as they are constantly being reviewed.

Ensure you check current Australian travel alerts for the latest information when you’re leaving Australia.

The UK Government has introduced a series of measures to control the transmission of COVID-19 for passengers travelling to the UK.

Refer to the GOV.UK website for Public Health guidance and more information.

The New Zealand government has announced restrictions due to Coronavrius. Refer to the New Zealand Unite against COVID-19 website for more information.

Following outbreaks of measles in the region, the Solomon Islands Government has issued a Travel Advisory, requiring visitors from countries including Australia, and Solomon Islands residents travelling to Australia and other destinations, to show proof of vaccination.

From 28 December 2019, to enter the Solomon Islands you'll need to show proof you have been vaccinated against measles at least 15 days before your arrival. Bring your official vaccination record with you in your carry-on bag. Travellers without evidence of vaccination may need to undergo a medical examination.

Read more on the Australian Government's Smartraveller website.

Passengers flying to Bali are required to complete an Electronic Customs Declaration (ECD) form online. The form can be completed as early as two days before arrival.

Customs cards will no longer be handed out on flights to Bali.