CAPA reports on Jetstar Asia

[wandering_fred]

[h=1]Jetstar Asia increases focus on interline traffic and secondary destinations[/h]Singapore LCCs part 3: Jetstar Asia increases focus on interline traffic and secondary destinations | CAPA - Centre for Aviation

Selected quotes:
This report examines the position of Jetstar Asia, which launched in late 2004 and is 49% owned by the Qantas Group.
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Jetstar Asia has not disclosed transit passenger figures since 2011, when it stated that about 15% of its passengers connect to other Jetstar Asia or partner flights. But Jetstar Asia’s transit passenger traffic portion has clearly grown significantly as back in 2011 it had a limited number of interlines or codeshares in place.
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The second quote was really my main objection to connecting with Jetstar in SIN. Did they actually fix it?

Happy wandering

Fred

 

[moa999]

Emirates having more connecting traffic than Qantas is interesting.

Certainly doesn't sound like expansion or a move back to longhaul will happen any time soon