(10 August 2022, 11:40 +07)
Jetstar Asia has increased the number of
services it operates to Bangkok, Thailand and Manila, Philippines,
and will next week reschedule flights between
Singapore and Saigon, Vietnam.
The airline is now operating two additional morning
services on Sundays and Mondays, increasing the total number of
flights it operates the capital city to 13 per week.
On Saturday, Jetstar Asia added a Saturday morning service between Singapore and Bangkok,
increasing flights to eight return services per week. The
additional service will help accommodate transiting customers from
codeshare partners, Qantas, Emirates, SriLankan Airlines and Finnair.
Jetstar A320 reg: 9V-JSO. Picture by Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com
“In July, Jetstar Asia’s load factor averaged over
90 per cent meaning we are welcoming more passengers on board our
flights and are making the world more accessible for our customers
again,” said Woo Wai Keong, Jetstar Asia’s Regional Sales Manager
for SEA. “By restoring and growing our short-haul
network, we’re helping reconnect families and friends, giving our
customers more opportunities to take a well-deserved break, while
helping rebuild economies of the communities we fly to.”
Effective 19 August, the airline will reschedule
two services between Singapore and Ho Chi Minh (Saigon), to depart on
Friday and Sunday evenings instead of Wednesday and Sunday
mornings, allowing customers to make more of their stay.
The service also helps customers connect from
Qantas, Emirates, Srilankan Air, Finnair and KLM flights.
The
turnaround return flight from Saigon will depart at 22:00
and arrive in Singapore at 01:00.
Jetstar Asia currently operates more than 200
flights per week from Changi Airport Terminal 1 to 12 key
destinations across Southeast Asia.
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