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About

Jetstar Pacific (formerly Pacific Airlines) is a low-cost airline headquartered in Tan Binh District, Vietnam and became the first low-cost airline in Vietnam when it was launced in 2008.

 

The airline now flies to 16 domestic and international destinations with a fleet of 10 Airbus A320 aircraft.

 

Jetstar Pacific is owned by two shareholders - Vietnam Airlines and Qantas Group.

 

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Destinations

 

Bangkok	Thailand	BKK
Chiang Mai	Thailand	CNX
Buôn Ma Thuột	Vietnam (Đắk Lắk Province)	BMV
Changsha (Charter)	China	CSX
Da Nang	Vietnam	DAD
Đồng Hới	Vietnam (Quảng Bình Province)	VDH
Guangzhou	China	CAN
Haiphong	Vietnam	HPH
Hanoi	Vietnam	HAN
Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	SGN
Hong Kong	Hong Kong	HKG
Nha Trang	Vietnam (Khánh Hòa Province)	NHA
Osaka begins 1 September 2017	Japan	KIX
Phú Quốc	Vietnam (Kiên Giang Province)	PQC
Taipei	Taiwan	TPE
Qui Nhơn	Vietnam (Bình Định Province)	UIH
Thanh Hóa	Vietnam (Thanh Hóa Province)	THD
Tuy Hòa	Vietnam (Phú Yên Province)	TBB
Vinh	Vietnam (Nghệ An Province)	VII
Wuhan (Charter)	China	WUH

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Jetstar Airways Pty Ltd, trading as Jetstar, is an Australian low-cost airline (self-described as "value based") headquartered in Melbourne, Australia. The airline is a wholly owned subsidiary of Qantas, having been created in response to the threat posed by low-cost airline Virgin Blue. Jetstar is part of Qantas' two brand strategy  of having Qantas Airways for the premium full-service market and Jetstar for the low-cost market.

Qantas, through the Jetstar Group, also has stakes in sister airlines Jetstar Asia Airways, Jetstar Pacific Airlines and Jetstar Japan.

 

Jetstar Airways currently operates an extensive domestic network as well as regional and international services from its main base at Melbourne Airport.

Domestic destinations include; Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Newcastle (New South Wales), Perth, Sunshine Coast and Sydney. International destinations include; Auckland, Bangkok, Beijing, Ho Chi Minh City, Honolulu, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Nadi, Phuket, Singapore and Tokyo.

 

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Jetstar Airways fleet currently consists of 70 aircraft including Airbus A320's/ A321's and Boeing 787-800 series.

 

The airline previously operated using Airbus A330's and Boeing 717's however they modernised their fleet and changed. Jetstar Airways use their Airbus aircraft only on their domestic routes offering a one class, buy on board service. Their Boeing 787's are used for their international sectors offering a two class service.

 

Business class is fitted with 21 leather premium class seats in a 2-3-2 configuration. This service is currently inclusive of all meals and beverages, in-flight entertainment and includes an increased baggage allowance of 30kg.

 

 

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Frequent Flyer Program

 

Jetstar Airways is currently not part of any major global airline alliances however they do offer their passengers a variety of Frequent Flyer programs. Jetstar, being a wholly owned subsidiary of Qantas use the Qantas Frequent Flyer Program to allow passengers to collect points.

They do however also allow programs with the following airlines; Emirates, JAL and Vietnam Airlines, to be used to collect points.

 

 

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News

29th June 2018

Jetstar temporarily rearrange their Asia schedule due to Mt Agung explosion

Jetstar has done an amazing job when faced with a massive environmental obstacle this week. Bali's Mt Agung has been spewing out ash in a series of volcanic activities. As a result of this, Denpasar airport has been closed. Unfortunately, a handle of Jetstar flights has had to be cancelled. The airline initially scrapped flights to the tourist hotspot from Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane on Friday morning, while its flights leaving Bali - bound for the three capital cities and Cairns - were also cancelled. Now though, Jetstar have managed to turn it around, stating that they hope to get passengers on their way from as early as this evening. Well done Jetstar!

 

20th June 2018

Vietnam’s airports welcome 43.3 million passengers

Vietnam’s airports served a total of 43.3 million passengers and handled over 603,000 tonnes of goods in the first five months of this year, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV).

The figures represented year-on-year rises of 15.4 percent and 8.4 percent respectively.

CAAV also announced that of the total, domestic carriers transported 20.4 million passengers and 487,000 tonnes of goods.

As of May 15, the number of planes registered for Vietnamese nationality were 174, up five planes compared with figure at the end of 2017 and 18 planes in comparison with the same period last year.

Of the total, the flag carrier Vietnam Airlines owns the highest fleet, with 91 planes, followed by Vietjet Air with 54 planes and Jetstar Pacific 17 planes.

This year, Vietnam Airlines aims to serve more than 24.3 million passengers. In 2017, it conducted 140,000 flights carrying 22 million passengers.

Meanwhile, low-cost carrier Vietjet Air plans to operate more than 120,000 flights and serve over 24.1 million passengers by the end of 2018. Last year, it carried over 17.11 million passengers on over 98,800 flights.-VNA

 

 

17th May 2018

Qantas' Jetstar Japan partner considers launching its own budget airline

Qantas Airways' partner on its low-fare Japanese airline Jetstar Japan is considering starting its own low-cost carrier (LCC), raising the prospects of it one day becoming a rival to Qantas in the country's growing budget market. Japan Airlines, or JAL, and Qantas set up Jetstar Japan six years ago, and were trailblazers in bringing the budget airline model to Japan, a country where bullet trains offer a compelling alternative to flying. Each of these big names in air travel own 33% of the company but JAL is now looking at starting a new, wholly-owned budget airline to compete better as Japan catches up with the rest of the world by embracing low-cost air travel. Currently, Jetstar airlines is the largest LCC in the country, with over 100 flights a day to 12 domestic and 4 international destinations. JAL's new airline would be focused on longer services to Europe and North America - outside the range of Jetstar Japan's current fleet - possibly by the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. 

 

April 2018

The Jetstar community partners with 99.co property site company

Jetstar Pacific parent company, JetStar, has partnered with the Singapore-based property site, 99.co, to launch the first of its kind property themed airplane, as part of a campaign to cement its prowess across the two markets. The plane is co-sponsored by Indonesian property developer Adhi Persada Properti and willmainly be flying the Singapore-Jakarta route for the next 12 months. Launched in 2015 in Singapore, the three-year-old listing portal has gained rapid popularity with consumers with its user centric design and user-first search algorithm.

 

99.co is currently the largest property portal in both countries, listing over 1.2 million active properties on their site. 99.co was launched after the company acquired urbanIndo.com. According to Jetstar Asia’s head of commercial Francis Loi, this tie-in with 99.co is a very exciting development for the airline.

 

March 2018

Jetstar Pacific increases number of flights to Bangkok

Jetstar Pacific, one of the low cost carrier (LCC) in the Jetstar family,  has announced it will increase the frequency of its flights between Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok (Thailand) to seven round-trip per week to keep up with increasing travel demand during the summer of this year. The additional service will begin servicing passengers between May 20 and August 31, the carrier said on March 23. Tickets will be sold from 200,000 VND per leg, excluding tax and fees, on website www.jetstar.com  and at ticket agents nationwide.
 

This is followed the carrier’s operations on the Hanoi – Quy Nhon (Binh Dinh province) air route with five flights per week, as part of the its plan to add more services to famous tourist attractions in summer holiday.Summer is always a busy time for the aviation sector. Increasing flight frequency between the southern hub and Bangkok not only bolsters travel between Vietnam and Thailand but also creates a flight network among Vietnam, Thailand and Singapore.

 

 

February 2018

Jetstar Pacific installs check-in kiosks at airport

Vietnam’s budget carrier Jetstar Pacific on February 1 put into service its automatic check-in kiosk system at airport, allowing passengers to check-in within only 30 seconds. This is a modern check-in technology introduced by Jetstar Pacific following its implementation of a web check-in system.  Accordingly, passengers just need to enter their reservation code, check flight information, and print a boarding pass before proceeding to the security gate. 

August 2017

Jetstar Pacific adds limited-time Thanh Hoa - Bangkok service in August / September 2017. Jetstar Pacific at the end of August 2017 and early-September 2017 is operating limited-time service on Thanh Hoa Soa Vang – Bangkok route, on board Airbus A320 aircraft. This is the first international service for the Vietnamese airport of Thanh Hoa, based on schedule database.

BL243 THD1125 – 1335BKK 320 26AUG17 / 30AUG17 / 03SEP17
BL242 BKK1500 – 1650THD 320 26AUG17 / 30AUG17 / 03SEP17

 

Airbus A320-200 

 

 

 

 

 

Airbus A321-200

 

 

 

 

 

Boeing 787-8 

 

 

 

Melbourne Airport

HUB Airport

 

 

Melbourne Airport , also known as Tullamarine Airport, is the primary airport serving the city of Melbourne, and the second busiest airport in Australia. It was opened in 1970 to replace the nearby Essendon Airport. Melbourne Airport is the sole international airport of the four airports serving the Melbourne metropolitan area.Airlines that fly from and to Melbourne Airport include Garuda Indonesia,Qantas, Air Asia and Vietnam Airlines.

 

 

 

 

Jetstar is the large low cost airline with an Australian base at Melbourne’s Tullamarine airport and an Asian base in Singapore. Jetstar flights Jetstar is a major low cost airline with operating bases at Melbourne and Singapore and has been at the forefront of the Australasian/Asian low cost airline revolution. It is also a subsiduary of Austrailan aviaton giant Qantas. Within Australia Jetstar operates flights from most major towns/cities to either Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Adelaide. It’s from these "hub" airports that flights depart for or have connections to the airports in Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Cambodia, Japan, Philippines and Malaysia. On some long haul international flights which are operated by the A330-200 aircraft, Jetstar operates a two class service, Economy and Star class. Star Class is an upgraded service and Economy in line with that offered European low cost carriers. Short haul and domestic/regional services are all economy flights. Jetstar Low Cost Australia Flights Jetstar Airways is an airline of choice. Great choice of destinations, choice of cabin class, choice to prepurchase for food. Many people choose to fly Jetstar because of the choices they offer, from the choice of convenient flight times to deciding whether to upgrade to Star Class. This truly fits in well with the Alternative Airlines philosophy as we believe you should have a choice and this great low cost airline certainly gives you that. Go for that extra touch of quality that Star Class offers : a dedicated cabin leather seats with a 38 inch seat pitch,meals, in flight entertainment with AVOD, and use of executive lounge where available. It’s called low cost but we believe Jetstar gives great service and value for money. Try them out when you are next in their territory. Jetstar flights are operated by modern Airbus jets, either the A330-200 or A320-200. It also has 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and a further 50 plus Airbus aircraft on order. The average fleet age is under 3 years.