Fiji Airways and Jetstar today announced the launch of an interline partnership, which will see the two carriers provide seamless, single ticket air travel from 21 destinations in Asia to Fiji, and onwards in the South Pacific, via Singapore.
Fiji Airways recently launched its twice-weekly direct flights to Singapore in April, linking Singapore and Nadi, Fiji. Its new partnership with Jetstar opens up more travel possibilities for South Pacific travellers who seek to explore Asia. The 21 destinations in Asia include cities in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam, The Philippines, Cambodia and Myanmar. Eventually, more of the 73 destinations served by Jetstar Group may be added as part of the agreement.
“We’re excited to expand our reach in Asia through this partnership with Jetstar to connect more destinations in the region to our extensive South Pacific network,” said Andre Viljoen, Fiji Airways Managing Director and CEO of the new partnership.
The Jetstar-Fiji Airways interline agreement builds on Jetstar’s growing base of 46 established interline partners that include Qantas, Air France-KLM, British Airways, United and China Eastern, just to name a few.
Jetstar currently also have existing codeshare agreements with Qantas, Japan Airlines, American Airlines, Sri Lankan Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Finnair, LATAM and Emirates.
Fiji Airways and Jetstar customers will be able to book flights and check-through baggage when purchasing tickets from Fiji Airways’ sales channels, including its website, online travel sites, sales offices and reservation centres.
