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Jetstar introduces 820,000 additional annual low fare seats from Melbourne and Sydney |
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The new flying represents more than 820,000 extra low fare seats per year once fully implemented and represents 50 per cent growth in capacity across the selected routes.
NEW MELBOURNE FLIGHTS
| ROUTE | Existing Frequency (return) | Extra Services | New Frequency (return) | Start date |
| Melbourne-Adelaide | 11 weekly | 10 weekly | 3 daily (21pw) | 6 December 2010 |
| Melbourne-Brisbane | 2 daily (14pw) | Daily | 3 daily (21pw) | 10 December 2010 |
| Melbourne-Newcastle | 3 daily (21pw) | Daily | 4 daily (28pw) | (25 per week from 31 Oct/ 4 daily from 6 Dec) |
NEW SYDNEY FLIGHTS
| ROUTE | Existing Frequency (return) | Extra Services | New Frequency (return) | Start date |
| Sydney-Brisbane | 3 daily (21pw) | Daily | 4 daily (28pw) | 13 January 2011 |
| Sydney-Townsville | 5 weekly | 2 weekly | Daily | (6pw from 6 Nov 2010 / Daily from 10 Dec 2010) |
| Sydney-Adelaide | 2 daily (14pw) | Daily | 3 daily (21pw) | 2 December 2010 |
| Sydney – Ballina (Byron) | 9 weekly | 5 weekly | 2 daily (14pw) | 2 December 2010 |
Jetstar Group Chief Executive Officer Bruce Buchanan said Jetstar was committed to offering the lowest fares across the expanding domestic networks from Melbourne and Sydney, now totaling more than 550 return domestic flights each week.
“These extra services are great news for our customers, and for the Australian tourism industry, and are in addition to the significant growth we have recently announced for the Perth and Cairns regions in recent weeks,” Mr Buchanan said.
“This new capacity is in direct response to demand in key Jetstar ports, and demonstrates Jetstar’s ongoing commitment to offering our customers even more low fares, greater frequencies and convenient schedules.”