12

27

5

26

 
Kota Kinabalu, Yogyakarta and Miri

 
Auckland, Beijing, Cambodia (Phnom Penh and Siem Reap)
and Yangon

Sydney and the Gold Coast

 
Bangalore, Chennai, Colombo, Dhaka, Hat Yai, Krabi, Kochi, Macau, Shenzhen and Trivandrum

 
Five flights between 10am and 11pm, $382 return.

 
Two flights between 7am and 8pm, $402 return.

 
One 5pm flight, $156 return.

 
Five flights between 6am and 6pm, $316 return.

No flights

 
Three flights (6:30am, 10:15am and 3:50pm), $322 return.

No flights

 
Three flights (6:50am, 2pm and 4:05pm), $299 return.

 
7kg carry-on allowance. For 15-40kg of check-in baggage, pay $13-45.

 
10kg check-in baggage included in the ticket price. For 15-40kg, pay $16-70.

 
7kg of carry-on baggage. 15-30kg of check-in baggage goes for $25-70.

Seats assigned at check-in. $3 surcharge for seat selection, $15 for “Hot Seats” near the front.

Seats assigned at check-in. You can also pick a standard seat ($5), a seat at the front of plane ($30) or a seat with lots of legroom ($99).

Seats assigned at check-in. Pay $3-10 to choose among standard options or get a premium seat (extra leg room or near the exit) for $10-30.

Hot meals like green curry go for RM15 ($6). Lushes might want to give this carrier a miss though. There’s a no alcohol policy onboard their short haul flights.

Southeast Asian flavors are well-represented with items like nasi lemak and chicken menudo (from $8). Booze—think Heineken brews and Borakes wine—starts at $5/can.

Mains such as creamy chicken stew and black pepper chicken cost $10 each. Beers and wines are $6/can. Have some cash handy—they only accept credit and debit cards for payment of more than $12 per person.

Their system Xcite is available on international flights for RM 30 ($12). There are only 10 units per aircraft though.

Headsets go for $15 a piece. There’s also Jetstar Magazine, with restaurant recommendations, travel features and news on local celebs.

No audio or video entertainment. But they have Tiger Tales, an in-flight magazine.

Available on A330 longhaul flights to Auckland, Beijing and Melbourne, it includes a baggage allowance of 30kg, leather seats, meals and priority check-in.

“ScootBiz” seats are available on all flights and get you leather seats, meals and free check-in baggage.

None

Shares system with parent airline Qantas.

None

“Stripes” costs $30 per year and gives you priority on promotions, plus exclusive deals and a 10% discount when you make online bookings.

9am-6pm

24 hours

6am-8pm

9am-9pm