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Jetstar is to commence daily services between Australia and Singapore when it takes over existing Qantas Group operations on the Singapore –
Darwin – Cairns route from 29 October 2006.
The flights will be operated by Jetstar Asia for and on behalf of Jetstar under the Jetstar brand.
Jetstar’s Australian operations will take responsibility for marketing the services and utilise existing traffic rights. Qantas will codeshare on all
flights.
The daily A320 service will replace an existing Qantas service operating 5 times weekly, and will boost seat capacity on the route by almost 10%.
Operated and crewed under Jetstar Asia’s Air Operator Certificate, Jetstar will offer improved access into northern Australia for inbound
international visitors, with the opportunity to fly directly into Darwin or one stop to Cairns on a daily basis from Singapore.
All ticketing for Jetstar services from Australia to Singapore will only be sold to international outbound passengers.
Jetstar will operate international services for the first time into Darwin and Cairns with the daily return flight and grow existing levels of Qantas
Group international services through Cairns.
The new Jetstar international services will offer Qantas Codeshare customers a ground and inflight product that includes through passenger
check-in and baggage interlining to Qantas domestic and international flights, a complimentary hot meal and full bar service.
Video on demand units will be available at a cost of
A$10. All Qantas Club members flying Jetstar will have access to Qantas operated
lounges where available at international airports. At Darwin International Airport, international departing passengers can use the domestic
Qantas Club lounge.
Jetstar proposes to launch long haul international operations from 23 November 2006, initially to 6 international destinations from Sydney,
Melbourne or Brisbane.
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