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Jetstar has organised a sneak preview of its new long haul flight offering from 7-12 December at Suntec City’s Tropics Atrium and 13-15 December at Raffles Place.
This is a prelude to Jetstar’s inaugural Singapore to Melbourne direct flight on 16 December 2010 (subject to regulatory approval).
Visitors can catch a first-hand glimpse of Jetstar’s long haul services to Melbourne and Auckland, trial the all-leather seats offered in StarClass, Jetstar’s international business class cabin, and in Economy, and find out more about the range of meals and inflight entertainment available.
There is also a daily competition to win one of two Sin$1,000 Jetstar Travel Vouchers for visitors who sign up to JetMail for the first time.
The new routes will be serviced by the Jetstar’s two-class A330-200 fleet where travellers can choose to travel in StarClass or Economy.
Jetstar’s StarClass inflight service presents a new and distinct choice for discerning flyers wanting extra comfort, priority check-in and an enhanced inflight experience for what many would consider the cost of a full economy international fare with a full service carrier. Additional perks are Qantas Frequent Flyer points at business class rates and complimentary access to Qantas Clubs and other airport lounges.
Jetstar’s Economy service offers all leather seating and a large range of meals, snacks and inflight entertainment that passengers can choose to pre-purchase or buy on board.
This is a prelude to Jetstar’s inaugural Singapore to Melbourne direct flight on 16 December 2010 (subject to regulatory approval).
Visitors can catch a first-hand glimpse of Jetstar’s long haul services to Melbourne and Auckland, trial the all-leather seats offered in StarClass, Jetstar’s international business class cabin, and in Economy, and find out more about the range of meals and inflight entertainment available.
There is also a daily competition to win one of two Sin$1,000 Jetstar Travel Vouchers for visitors who sign up to JetMail for the first time.
The new routes will be serviced by the Jetstar’s two-class A330-200 fleet where travellers can choose to travel in StarClass or Economy.
Jetstar’s StarClass inflight service presents a new and distinct choice for discerning flyers wanting extra comfort, priority check-in and an enhanced inflight experience for what many would consider the cost of a full economy international fare with a full service carrier. Additional perks are Qantas Frequent Flyer points at business class rates and complimentary access to Qantas Clubs and other airport lounges.
Jetstar’s Economy service offers all leather seating and a large range of meals, snacks and inflight entertainment that passengers can choose to pre-purchase or buy on board.