Jetstar Asia will introduce new service between Singapore and Krabi, with six weekly return services from June 7, 2024. The carrier will also launch a new route between Singapore and Clark, with four weekly returns starting June 16, 2024.
On Tuesday (March 5, 2024), Jetstar Asia announced the launch of two new routes with service from Singapore Changi Airport to Krabi (Thailand) and Clark (Philippines). Flights between Singapore and Krabi will operate six times weekly from June 7, 2024, while Singapore-Clark flights will operate four times weekly starting June 16th, increasing to five weekly returns from October 18, 2024. Both routes will be operated with Airbus A320s.
In Tuesday’s route announcement, Jetstar Asia’s CEO, John Simeone, said,
“Our services to Clark are back by popular demand, not only for holiday makers but those wanting to visit family and friends. And Krabi is an exciting new addition for Jetstar Asia, less than two hours away, it’s the perfect holiday destination for those wanting to enjoy stunning white beaches, world-class rock-climbing experiences, marine parks, rainforests and outdoor activities.
“We’re excited to add these two popular destinations, responding to demand, providing our customers with more incredible low-cost travel options and supporting the travel and tourism industries in these two critical markets.”
Also commenting on Jetstar Asia’s new service, Clark International Airport’s operator, LIPAD President and CEO, Noel Manankil, said,
“Clark Airport has always been a home to Jetstar and we are happy to serve their passengers again. This partnership provides passengers the opportunity to experience a seamless and memorable airport journey.”
Jetstar Asia's Schedule From Singapore to Krabi and Clark - Courtesy Jetstar
Krabi offers stunning beaches and limestone cliffs, will become an exciting new addition to Jetstar Asia’s tropical getaway portfolio, while Clark serves as a gateway to the Philippines’ vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes. Celebrating the launch of the new routes, the carrier is offering one-way fares to Krabi from SG75 and to Clark from SG95. Club Jetstar members will also have exclusive access to even lower fares.
Launched in in 2004, Jetstar Airways is wholly owned by the Qantas Group, and has to date carried over 350 million passengers, operating in Australia and New Zealand. The Jetstar Group also includes Jetstar Asia in Singapore and Jetstar Japan. A low-cost carrier, Jetstar is committed to offering everyday low fares to enable more people to fly to more places.
Source: Jetstar Airways