Tasmania has gained another air link with the announcement of the first direct flights between Launceston and Canberra to be operated by Link Airways.
With flights scheduled for times a week throughout the year, the new service means travellers from the ACT and regional NSW can now fly direct to Northern Tasmania and UNESCO City of Gastronomy Launceston.
It makes it much easier to visit attractions including Cataract Gorge and the Tamar Valley wine region, as well as the iconic Cradle Mountain and Derby Mountain bike trails further afield, Tourism Tasmania announced.
The new service - which takes off from May 6 - will add 14,000 seats annually to Tasmania's air capacity and lands in time for Tasmania's Off Season tourism campaign.
Flights are on sale now from $339. Link already offers flights between Hobart and Canberra.
Book via Link Airways at https://www.linkairways.com/ or a travel agent.
Link Airways has partnered with Velocity Frequent Flyer, the loyalty program of Virgin Australia.
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