If you fly within the Asian regions, obviously you must have heard of low-cost Jetstar Airlines but even if you haven’t, the latest buzz now is that you can now travel to regional Asian destinations at hugely discounted, low air fares with this airline. Jetstar Airlines is the new low-airfares airline for Australia, Singapore and the Asia pacific. Its aim is to provide consistent low fares to all Asian leisure travelers as well as in-coming international visitors. Jetstar Airlines believe in keeping costs to a minimum with its cheap airfares so you can travel more often. These discounts are in addition to its brand new fleet and choice destination packages to make your flights very comfortable, enjoyable and affordable.

Jetstar’s Australian operation is wholly owned by Qantas but is managed separately and operates independently. Jetstar Airway’s association with Qantas Airlines ensures the highest standards of operational excellence. Jet Star currently flies between Singapore and Bangkok, Phuket, Yangon, Seam Reap, Hong Kong and Manila. Other exclusive flights by Jetstar Airlines include: Christchurch New Zealand, Denpasar Bali, Honolulu Hawaii, Osaka and Nagoya in Japan, Bangkok Thailand and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. It operates even more flights at cheaply discounted prices. With Jetstar Airlines, your next international holiday to an exotic travel location just got dirt cheaper.

You can book Jetstar Airline’s dirt cheap airfares to popular destinations like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Hobart. Its holiday favorites are Cairns, the Gold Coast, Mackay, the Whitsunday Coast, the Great Ocean Road, Hamilton Island, the Sunday Coast and the Sunshine Coast. The airline exclusively flies Airbus A320 airliners. Jetstar offers an all economy service with a fleet of fourteen 717 aircraft. Its Airbus A320 features the widest cabin of any single-aisle plane.

A wider cabin means more leg room for you, more space for families with small children, in short, greater comfort at a lower price. Every one of its new Airbus A320s features all leather slim-line seats with a full extra inch of width for additional space and comfort. You won't find a wider, more comfortable Economy seat on any other airline in Asia. With Jetstar Airlines, you get more for far less!

Air fares vary according to the day of the week - weekends are more expensive days to fly than week days - and time of day. Prices for the Bangkok to Singapore route run from US$35 to $60 each way. Our total price for a round trip, including taxes and services fees, was about US$125. You can book your flights online at the Jet Star Asia web site but they will only accept Visa and MasterCard credit cards.

Jetstar offers a wide variety of delicious drinks and snacks for in-flight purchase. Jetstar's selection includes fresh sandwiches, snacks, confectionery, soft drinks, fruit juices, beer, fine wine and spirits, and of course, tea and coffee. Jetstar also has in flight beverages and snacks available for sale on domestic flights and on international flights passengers can choose from a wide selection and prepay their meal when booking the flight.

Take your mind of the daily grind with Jetstar's in-flight audio entertainment. Jetstar offers you a choice of 8 fascinating programs to enjoy during your journey. For just $3, you can purchase on board the aircraft a new age, re-usable headset. You can also watch movies, cartoons, music videos or listen to music for a small fee on domestic flights, using a similar system to Qantas flights – Video on Demand. This allows each passenger to select what they view or listen to, stop play, pause and fast-forward as they please. Jetstar also provides you with great travel and restaurant tips for your next vacation via its informative in-flight magazine.

Jetstar will soon implement Star Class with its new aircraft (the Airbus 330), a premium cabin service that provides passengers a more spacious flight and includes in flight beverages, meals and snacks as a part of the service. Star Class passengers will also receive an equivalent number of frequent flier points as Qantas Business Class passengers. The Star Class premium service will allow Jetstar to compete with major airlines more effectively, and may result in cheaper fairs for all passengers.

Jetstar Airlines flies new A320 aircrafts with wider seats. You can choose your own seat during reservations, and the exit rows are great at no extra cost. The flight crew is friendly and always makes sure you are belted into your seats. For sure, if you need some more help, they would be happy to oblige you. Drinks and snacks aren't exactly cheap but you don't fly low cost carriers to eat, do you? Jetstar Airway’s flights are all smooth, giving you about eight channels of audio but do make sure to bring your own headphones. If you ask Jetstar what they want from you, they will tell you they are waiting for passengers like you to grab their cheap and discount airfare offers and join their flights – Hurry, it’s about to take off.