| Jetstar Airways | Group / Part of Jetstar Group Qantas | Base / Main Hub Melbourne Tullamarine (MEL / YMML) | Fleet Size 66 Aircraft (+ 4 On Order/Planned) | Average Fleet Age 1 10.4 Years |
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What kind of planes does Jetstar use?
Jetstar's international long-haul flights are serviced by a fleet of
Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft
. The Boeing 787 also operates on selected Australian domestic routes. Jetstar's 787-8s are configured with 21 seats in Business and 314 seats in Economy when operating on Jetstar's international services.
Where are Jetstar planes serviced?
The airline operates an extensive domestic network as well as regional and international services from its main base at
Melbourne Airport
, using a mixed fleet of the Airbus A320 family and the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
How old are Jetstar planes?
| Aircraft Number Age | Airbus A320 48 11.3 years | Airbus A321 7 11.2 years | Boeing 787 4 6.4 years | TOTAL 59 10.9 years |
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Who owns Jetstar Australia?
Jetstar Airways in Australia and New Zealand, wholly owned by
the Qantas Group
. Jetstar Asia Airways, based in Singapore and managed by Newstar Holdings, majority-owned by Singapore company Westbrook Investments (51 per cent), with the Qantas Group holding the remaining 49 per cent.
Is Jetstar a safe airline?
Unlike some low cost carriers, these airlines have all passed the stringent International Air Transport Association Operational Safety Audit and have excellent safety records. Jetstar Australia has been
named one of the world's safest low-cost airlines
.
What does the Jetstar logo stand for?
Jetstar. A classic of the hidden shape oeuvre, Qantas' low cost subsidiary first took off in 2003. Sure, its logo cleverly does away with the need to spell out the word ‘star' by simply incorporating an actual star. But, look closer — between the ‘Jet' and the star is a forward pointing arrow.
What is the biggest Jetstar plane?
| Jetstar Boeing 787-8 fleet specification | Number in fleet 11 Jetstar Airways (JQ) | Maximum take-off weight 227,930 kg / 502,500 lb | Wing span 60.1 m / 197 ft 4 in | Overall length 56.7 m / 186 ft 1 in |
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Can I use Qantas points on Jetstar?
You can use your Qantas Points on
qantas.com
to book Classic Flight Reward seats on Jetstar Airways (JQ), Jetstar Japan (GK) or Jetstar Asia (3K) flights, starting from 6400 points plus taxes, fees and carrier charges
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Do Jetstar planes have screens?
Movies, TV, games and music – there's something for everyone!
Our in-flight entertainment is available on international flights on our Boeing 787 Dreamliners
. Keep the kids busy with their own shows and games, enjoy a huge music library, and watch the latest movies and TV shows from the US, Japan and elsewhere.
Is Jetstar part of SIA?
| IATA ICAO Callsign 3K JSA JETSTAR ASIA | Fleet size 14 | Destinations 25 | Parent company Westbrook Investments (51%) Qantas (49%) | Headquarters Singapore Changi Airport |
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Is Qantas the biggest airline in Australia?
Founded in the Queensland outback in 1920, Qantas has
grown to be Australia's largest domestic and international airline
. … Our airline brands operate regional, domestic and international services. The Group's broad portfolio of subsidiary businesses ranges from Qantas Freight Enterprises to Qantas Frequent Flyer.
Is Rex owned by Qantas?
| IATA ICAO Callsign ZL RXA REX | Parent company Regional Express Holdings | Headquarters Mascot, New South Wales, Australia |
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How good is Jetstar?
Jetstar Airways is Certified as a
3-Star Low-Cost Airline
for the quality of its airport and onboard product and staff service. Product rating includes cabin comfort, baggage / seat charges, buy onboard food & beverages, cabin cleanliness, and service rating covers cabin and ground staff.
How bad is Jetstar?
Jetstar is
the worst airline in the world
. Except, of course, it's not. Not even close. It doesn't even share the same woeful airspace as some of the truly bad carriers across the globe.
