Jetstar, the low-cost carrier owned by Qantas, is preparing to start international flights from Avalon Airport. The airline is equipping its aircraft with crew rest areas, enabling longer flights and expanding its network potential for Qantas.
Jetstar will commence flights from Avalon to Bali on March 23. This move aims to tap into the growth of Melbourne’s western suburbs, which have expanded to include the Geelong area. The airline also hinted at adding more international destinations as it enhances its fleet.
Avalon Airport is set to launch its first international flights after Jetstar said it would start a new service to Bali.
Jetstar’s expansion at Avalon supports Qantas' broader network strategy by leveraging new routes and improved aircraft capabilities. This development benefits passengers in Melbourne’s expanding western regions by offering more travel options.
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Author's summary: Jetstar’s introduction of international flights from Avalon Airport, starting with Bali, reflects strategic growth to serve Melbourne’s expanding western suburbs and strengthen Qantas' network.