Jetstar Airways Airlines
History
Jetstar Airways is an Australian subsidiary of Qantas airline. This airline provides domestics as well as international services. Its main base is located at Melbourne Airport. Its fleet includes aircraft like Airbus A330, Airbus A320 and Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Qantas established Jetstar Airways in 2003. In 2004 they stared domestic passenger services. They started international services in 1 December 2005. The airline is a part of Qantas but managed by Impulse Airlines. Initially headquarter was situated in Avalon Airport but later they relocated it to Melbourne CBD. Recently, Jetstar got associated with Emirates Airlines by signing a codeshare agreement.
Foundation
On September 1st, 08 Jetstar released who's acquired authorized the deal while using the Northern Area Govt to generate Darwin International airport an international link together with plans regarding 7 plane to be situated in Darwin. Beneath deal Jetstar might be asked to basic three plane on Darwin simply by Summer 09, with a further some simply by Summer 2012, while using the Northern Area Govt to produce $5 thousand to put together the particular link and also a further $3 thousand regarding promotion in the brand-new channels.
Destinations
It covers 35 domestic and international destinations.
- Adelaide( Australia)
- Auckland(New Zealand)
- Gold Coast Airport(Australia)
- Singapore
Hubs
Melbourne Airport is major hub of Jetstar airlines.
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