Jetstar to Launch International Flights from Avalon
Jetstar, Qantas’ low-cost subsidiary, announced it will begin international flights from Avalon Airport, starting with a new service to Bali on March 23. This move aims to tap into the growing population across Melbourne's expansive western suburbs, extending to Geelong.
Fleet Upgrade and Network Expansion
The airline is equipping its planes with crew rest areas, enabling longer flights and expanding its route network. Jetstar has indicated that additional international destinations may be added following the Bali launch.
"The low-cost carrier is fitting its planes with crew rest areas that will allow them to fly further, unlocking more network advantages for Qantas."
Strategic Growth Objectives
This new service from Avalon helps Jetstar leverage the region's demographic growth, offering more options for travelers in Melbourne's west and nearby areas.
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Author’s summary: Jetstar’s introduction of international flights from Avalon, starting with Bali, reflects a strategic push to serve Melbourne’s expanding western suburbs and extend Qantas’ network reach.
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