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Jetstar Airways

Australia · JETSTAR

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Jetstar Airways

Australia · JETSTAR
163
Routes
6
Hubs
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Low fares for more people, more often.

Founded
2004
Headquarters
Melbourne, Australia
Jetstar Airways is an Australian low-cost carrier and a wholly owned subsidiary of Qantas Group, launched in 2004 as a response to the growing budget travel market. Operating both domestic Australian routes and international services across Asia-Pacific, Jetstar serves leisure and cost-conscious travelers with a no-frills model. The airline is the flagship carrier of the broader Jetstar Group, which includes affiliate carriers in Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, and formerly Hong Kong. Jetstar has grown to become one of the largest low-cost carriers in the Asia-Pacific region by passenger numbers. Jetstar competes primarily on price, offering bare-bones base fares with optional add-ons for luggage, meals, and seat selection. Its parent Qantas uses Jetstar to protect its own premium brand while capturing the budget travel segment.
Hubs & network
Jetstar's primary hubs are Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) and Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport, with additional focus cities including Brisbane and Gold Coast.
Fleet
Jetstar operates a fleet primarily composed of Airbus A320 family aircraft for short-haul routes and Boeing 787 Dreamliners for long-haul international services.
Notable facts
  • Jetstar was founded in 2004 as a low-cost subsidiary of Qantas to compete with Virgin Blue.
  • The airline is the anchor brand of the Jetstar Group, which spans multiple Asian markets.
  • Jetstar was one of the early Asia-Pacific carriers to operate the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
  • The carrier serves over 20 countries across the Asia-Pacific region.
  • Jetstar's business model includes unbundled fares, charging separately for checked baggage and in-flight meals.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Route network map (163 legs)

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Route network

ADL → AKL320
ADL → BNE320
ADL → CNS320
ADL → DPS320
ADL → DRW320
ADL → MEL320
ADL → OOL320
ADL → PER320
ADL → SYD320
AKL → ADL320
AKL → CHC320
AKL → DUD320
AKL → MEL320
AKL → OOL320
AKL → SIN332
AKL → SYD320
AKL → WLG320
AKL → ZQN320
AVV → SYD320
AYQ → SYD320
BKK → MEL332
BNE → ADL320
BNE → CNS320
BNE → DPS788
BNE → DRW320
BNE → HBA320
BNE → HTI320
BNE → LST320
BNE → MEL320 321
BNE → MKY320
BNE → NTL320
BNE → PER320
BNE → PPP320
BNE → SYD320 321
BNE → TSV320
BNK → MEL320
BNK → SYD320
CHC → AKL320
CHC → MEL320
CHC → OOL320
CHC → SYD320
CHC → WLG320
CNS → ADL320
CNS → BNE320
CNS → DRW320
CNS → KIX332
CNS → MEL321 320 332
CNS → NRT332
CNS → OOL320
CNS → PER320
CNS → SYD320 321
DPS → ADL320
DPS → BNE788
DPS → DRW320
DPS → MEL788
DPS → PER320
DPS → SIN320
DPS → SYD788
DRW → ADL320
DRW → BNE320
DRW → CNS320
DRW → DPS320
DRW → MEL320
DRW → SYD320
DUD → AKL320
HBA → BNE320
HBA → MEL320 321
HBA → SYD320
HKT → MEL788
HKT → SYD788
HNL → MEL332
HNL → SYD332
HTI → BNE320
HTI → MEL320
HTI → SYD320
KIX → CNS332
KIX → OOL332
LOP → PER320
LST → BNE320
LST → MEL320