Jetstar, the low-cost airline subsidiary of Qantas, is preparing to begin international services from Avalon Airport. The carrier plans to introduce flights from Avalon to Bali starting March 23.
Jetstar is equipping its aircraft with crew rest areas, which will permit longer routes and expand the airline’s network capabilities. This upgrade is part of Qantas' broader strategy to leverage Avalon Airport for regional growth.
The move taps into the expanding population of Melbourne’s western suburbs, which now extends through to Geelong, offering increased passenger demand for international travel options.
"Avalon Airport is set to launch its first international flights after Jetstar said it would start a new service to Bali and signalled more destinations could follow as it upgrades its fleet."
"Qantas’ low-cost subsidiary will start flying from Avalon to Bali on March 23 as it looks to capitalise on growth in Melbourne’s sprawling western suburbs."
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Author’s summary: Jetstar expands its international reach by launching Bali flights from Avalon, supported by aircraft upgrades and the growth of Melbourne’s western suburbs.