Jetstar welcomes the Competition Commission of Singapore's approval for Airline Coordination
The Jetstar Group has welcomed the decision of the Competition Commission of Singapore (CCS) allowing coordination between Jetstar-branded airlines across the Asia Pacific region.
This decision is an important step in enabling Jetstar Airways, Jetstar Asia, Jetstar Japan, Jetstar Pacific and Jetstar Hong Kong to collaborate to deliver more choice, a more expansive network and an aligned customer experience.
Jetstar Group Chief Executive Jayne Hrdlicka said Singaporean customers would see great benefits from the decision.
“The CCS’s decision supports our objective for Jetstar airlines to work together to create a truly regional network by opening up new travel opportunities across the Jetstar network and providing access to lower fares for our customers,” Ms Hrdlicka said.
The Jetstar Group consists of Jetstar Airways in Australia and New Zealand and investments in Jetstar Asia in Singapore, Jetstar Pacific in Vietnam, Jetstar Japan and Jetstar Hong Kong*.
*Subject to regulatory approval
About Jetstar Group
Jetstar first took to the skies in 2004 and has since flown more than 350 million customers across an extensive international and domestic network. The Jetstar Group is made up of Jetstar Airways (subsidiary of the Qantas Group) in Australia and New Zealand, Jetstar Asia in Singapore, and Jetstar Japan in Japan. A leading low-fares airline, Jetstar is committed to offering everyday low fares to enable more people to fly to more places, more often. As one of Asia Pacific’s fastest-growing airline brands, Jetstar was voted Best Low-Cost Airline in Asia Pacific in 2021 and was recognized for its excellent flight safety records and services when listed on the "2022 World's Top 10 LCC" released by Airline Ratings.