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Qantas & Jetstar Now Operate 80% Of Australia’s 10 Longest ... - MSNOn May 6, Qantas, Australia's de facto flag carrier, announced that it would be flying from Perth Airport (PER) to Auckland Airport (AKL) starting on December 8. The thrice-weekly service would be ...
One month after Jetstar Asia announced its upcoming shutdown, Jetstar has inked a codeshare deal with Indian carrier IndiGo.
Jetstar Asia saw an 80% increase last year in passengers connecting to other flights – most of that, 72%, onto Qantas services. Connections were expected to grow, pre-virus, a further 39% in 2020.
Freshly appointed Jetstar CEO Stephanie Tully, who is being promoted from her position as the Qantas group chief customer officer, will have plenty on her plate when she starts work in November.
Qantas and Jetstar planes are in the air following Monday’s volcanic eruption in Indonesia but Virgin is taking a more ...
The airlines have announced sales as domestic and international flights with Qantas will increase by 3.5 per cent from Friday while Jetstar will increase their baseline fares by 3 per cent.
Australia's Qantas Airways and budget airline Jetstar will resume international flights by October 31, a four-month extension from its previous estimate of July, their parent company said on Thursday.
If Qantas were to drop Jetstar it would create more room for a third major airline to challenge Qantas and Virgin Australia, which together hold 97 per cent of Australia's domestic aviation market.
Is it safe to travel to Bali and the rest of Indonesia after the volcanic eruption? - Flights to and from Bali have been ...
Jetstar, owned by Qantas, has canceled eight flights between Bali, an island in Indonesia, and the Australian cities Melbourne and Sydney, since September 1, a person familiar with the matter told ...
Tully, currently Qantas’ group chief customer officer, will assume her new position as Jetstar chief in 2023, Qantas states in a 26 September stock exchange filing. Source: Qantas.
Qantas Airways Ltd. said it would put many of its planes back in the skies sooner than planned, including some of its Airbus A380 aircraft, as Sydney prepares to restart international travel.
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