Articles tagged “jetstar”

The IndiGo–Jetstar codeshare shows just how much the aviation scene in Asia is changing. On one side, you have IndiGo growing quickly and getting ready for long-haul routes. On the other, Jetstar is pulling back and sticking to what it knows best.

Some airlines are becoming more efficient, but overall emissions are still growing as the sector grows. The bigger picture is how fast aviation is expanding, and what that means for the climate.

Moral of the story: Being low-cost is no longer enough. Without scale, efficiency, and solid financial backing, it’s getting harder for smaller airlines to stay in the game — especially with the kind of cut-throat competition we’re seeing in the region.

Bonza sought to shake-up the establishment by bringing low-cost travel to smaller towns and cities across Australia.

Jetstar Asia, the low-cost carrier based in Singapore, has appointed John Simeone as its new CEO. Barathan Pasupathi, the outgoing CEO who led the airline for 12 years, will step…

Qantas is ready to diversify its map and serve more U.S. and Asian cities with a new plane order.

It's bright, bright sunshiny decade ahead as far as Qantas management is concerned.

Qantas' record profits may not last, but that actually may be a good as the industry normalizes after the pandemic.

What Jetstar Group has done is nearly impossible. It has taken five different airlines in five countries, most with different investors, and operating them as one brand. So far, it's worked out pretty well.

Qantas is finally seeing some improvement from its Jetstar brands. But will the discount airlines be able to sustain their success?