Jetstar to Launch International Flights from Avalon
Jetstar, a low-cost carrier, is preparing its aircraft with crew rest areas to enable longer flights, providing Qantas with greater network flexibility. Avalon Airport will soon begin its first international services, starting with new flights to Bali.
New Service to Bali
Jetstar plans to start flights from Avalon to Bali on March 23, targeting the expanding population in Melbourne's western suburbs, which extend to Geelong. This move aims to tap into the growing travel demand in this region.
Future Expansion
Alongside the Bali route, Jetstar has indicated that additional international destinations may be added as it continues to upgrade its fleet and expand operations out of Avalon.
"The low-cost carrier is fitting its planes with crew rest areas that will allow them to fly further, unlocking more network advantages for Qantas."
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Author's summary: Jetstar's new Bali flights from Avalon mark the airport's first international service, boosting travel options for Melbourne's growing western suburbs with potential for further expansion.
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