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Qantas assists OzJet customers
Passengers who have already travelled one leg of a journey with OzJet and have a return leg booked to fly with OzJet before March 24 can transfer to Qantas free of charge by telephoning Qantas on 13 13 13 by March 17.
Other people booked with OzJet but yet to fly will be automatically refunded.
The OzJet call centre will remain open on telephone 1300 737 000 for the time being to assist people who have OzJet bookings.
Qantas Executive General Manager John Borghetti said Qantas had assured OzJet of its support for affected passengers.
“We will carry free of charge up until 24 March all OzJet passengers who have already commenced their journey.
“For OzJet passengers who have yet to fly, Qantas will offer Economy Class seats at the same fare,” Mr Borghetti said.
Mr Borghetti said OzJet passengers wanting to take up either of the special offers would require proof of purchase of their OzJet tickets, and should contact Qantas on 13 13 13 by 17 March.
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