Jetstar Australia opens air route.

Jetstar started to operate the 14 destination route along the east coast of Australia on May 25th, 2004, and continued to expand its local operations. Up to now, there are more than 1, 700 flights to more than 50 destinations in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region every week.

In order to provide domestic and international short-haul services in Australia, Jetstar currently has 33 A320 single-cabin passenger planes and 6 A32 1 single-cabin passenger planes.

A320 has 65,438+077 full leather seats, providing a series of paid hot and cold food and drinks (including alcoholic drinks) and portable video-on-demand entertainment facilities, including 65,438+00 movies (including the latest movies) and a series of TV programs, music videos and audio tracks. The A32 1 passenger plane is equipped with as many as 2 14 passenger seats.

Jetstar has set up Darwin Hub to serve three international routes-Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City and Bali. Jetstar currently has four passenger planes docked at Darwin International Airport, and plans to increase the number to seven by 20 12.

Jetstar currently has more than 40 domestic and international flights departing from Perth Airport every week, including two daily flights from A320 to Melbourne, one daily flight to Singapore and Bali (Denpasar), and two weekly flights to Jakarta, and has provided one daily flight to Sydney since June 2, 2009.

Jetstar's international routes are operated by A320, including Indonesia (Bali and Jakarta), Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City), Singapore and New Zealand (Christchurch and Auckland).

Jetstar will start operating international flights between Sydney and Fiji (Nadi) four times a week on March 29th, 20 10.

It must be approved by the regulatory authorities.

On April 28th, 2009, Jetstar launched daily direct flights between Auckland and Sydney, Auckland and Gold Coast to expand its business in Pan Tasman. An A320 passenger plane has docked at Auckland Airport to support the establishment of this market.

Jetstar Airlines installed two A320 at Christchurch Airport on June 5438+February 2005 to support the existing 28 frequent weekly flights between Christchurch and Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast and other Australian regions, as well as the new Pantsman flight to Auckland.

Jetstar launched an international long-haul route on June 23rd, 2006, providing two cabin services from Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns and Gold Coast to destinations in Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific region.

Jetstar Airlines opened a flight to Tokyo, Japan on February 5, 2008. At present, there are A330-220 shuttles between Cairns and Tokyo (Narita Airport) and A330-220 shuttles between Gold Coast and Tokyo (Narita Airport) every day, and A330 provides connecting service from Sydney to Gold Coast/Cairns to Tokyo. At the same time, it provides similar services for several A320 in Sydney and Melbourne.

Jetstar will resume service between Cairns and Osaka four times a week on April 1 2065438.

It must be approved by the regulatory authorities.

Jetstar's international routes are operated by wide-body aircraft. At present, it consists of six A330-200 passenger planes with two-stage configuration, including Jetstar StarClass advanced cabin. From June 5438 to February 2009, Jetstar's wide-body fleet expanded to seven A330-200 passenger planes.

Jetstar A330-200 has 303 seats, including 38 Jetstar star seats and 265 economy class seats. All seats are made of leather, and Jetstar StarClass cabin is the same as Qantas domestic business class, with a seat spacing of 38 inches (width 19.5 inches). The seating spacing in economy class is 3 1 inch (width is 17.5 inch).

Jetstar's current international routes operated by A330 include Indonesia (Bali), Thailand (Bangkok and Phuket), Japan (Osaka and Tokyo) and the United States (Lu Lu badminton).

On June 10, 2009, Jetstar Airlines further expanded its business and brand in New Zealand. At present, Jetstar operates five domestic routes, including 84 flights to and from Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington and Queenstown every week, and has established its business and brand in New Zealand.

Jetstar entered the domestic aviation market in New Zealand and established a new subsidiary, which directly created as many as 250 jobs together with its aviation business in New Zealand.

Jetstar currently has six A320 in its fleet in New Zealand, evenly distributed in Christchurch and Auckland, to support its operations in New Zealand and Pan Tasman.

On May 23rd, 2008, Vietnam's low-cost airline Pacific Airlines was reorganized into Jetstar Pacific Airlines. The signing of Qantas' 2 7% share and commercial service agreement will contribute to the reorganization and operation of Jetstar Pacific. Qantas has the right to increase its investment to 30% on 20 10.

Jetstar Asia Airlines and Lv Hui Airlines operated by Jetstar Asia are airlines located in Singapore, and Westbrook Investment Company of Singapore (565,438+0% shares) and Qantas Group (49% shares) are the only investors in these two airlines.

Jetstar Asia Airlines was established in February 2004, and its hub is located in Singapore. After the merger of Jetstar Asia and Lv Hui Airlines, as of February 65438, 2009, a total of seven A320 flew to 20 destinations in Asia. By the middle of 20 10, Jetstar Asia's fleet will increase to 10 A320 passenger planes.

In April 2009, in order to establish a better and more effective alliance between Jetstar Asia and Jetstar Australia, and give play to the synergy between business and operation, Newstar was established.

On June 5th, 2009, at 438+February, Jetstar Asia Airlines opened a service between Haikou, China and Phuket, Thailand. On February 2nd, 2065, at 438+00, Jetstar Asia opened a service between Singapore and Shantou, Guangdong, three times a week.