India’s Jet Airways has signed an interline agreement which will allow seamless access to Jetstar destinations across much of Asia Pacific.
Jet Airways customers will be able to book a single combined ticket on Jetstar, Jetstar Asia, or Jetstar Pacific flights as part of a single integrated transaction and travel itinerary sold on a Jet Airways e-ticket.
Customers may purchase combined Jetstar and Jet Airways travel via travel agents, or through Jet Airways’ reservations call centre.
For passengers travelling under the new agreement, Jetstar will accommodate the Jet Airways baggage allowance.
For passengers connecting international-to-international flights through Jetstar’s hub in Singapore, bags will be through-tagged.
Complimentary onboard offerings such as meals and comfort packs will be provided on connecting Jetstar long haul services.
India is a top inbound market for both Singapore and Australia.
Sudheer Raghavan, COO Jet Airways said, “This strategic partnership with Jetstar provides our passengers with good options to reach more East Asian cities and Australia seamlessly beyond our present online points.”
