Jetstar Business Class from Australia to Vietnam $1,161 return

[Mattg]

Jetstar has some pretty good business class fares from Sydney to Ho Chi Minh City, as low as $599 one-way or $1,161 round-trip.



For those unfamiliar with Jetstar business class, it's basically a premium economy seat but you get full meals and drinks on board, as well as in-flight entertainment, a blanket and a comfort pack.

Jetstar Boeing 787 Business Class Review

Jetstar Business Class on the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner is basically a good Premium Economy product, at a Premium Economy price.

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

If you book Business Max, you'll also earn at least 15,600 Qantas points and 240 status credits, and get lounge access. The Max bundle brings the price to $1,581 return.

Similar prices are also available from Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City.

 

[moa999]

Note that despite there being a number of third party lounges at HCM, Jetstar haven't negotiated access, so the Max fare on the return doesn't give you lounge access.

 

[Saab34]

Thanks to Vietjet for all the competition, pricing has really come down to Vietnam.

 

[kpc]

I have flown Jetstar business class from Sydney to Ho Chi Minh City on the 787 twice...first time I bid for an upgrade (~$250) from a $180 Economy fare and the 2nd time I booked outright with QF points....it leaves in the afternoon so you can have a nice lunch in the QF F lounge (if you are Plat) prior ; Food, drink, service onboard and seat that reclines to about 45 degrees makes this a very comfortable 9 hour daytime flight to Sgn Would recommend anytime!

Came back to Syd on Sq via Sin, once in J and once in Y

 

[Saab34]

787s reconfigurations, D checks are about to commence so new seats will be here soon.

 

[nancypants]

787s reconfigurations, D checks are about to commence so new seats will be here soon.

Ooh! Details?!

 

[AIRwin]

Ooh! Details?!

From late 2025:

https://newsroom.jetstar.com/jetstar-announces-major-revamp-of-its-boeing-787-international-fleet/

 

[nancypants]

From late 2025:

https://newsroom.jetstar.com/jetstar-announces-major-revamp-of-its-boeing-787-international-fleet/

Oh interesting, they went with the retrofitted crew rest option rather than the “lie flats in business class” option