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Budget airline Jetstar Asia to close in weeks, customers offered refunds
Singapore-based budget airline Jetstar Asia will close down at the end of July, with affected passengers to be offered full refunds. The low-cost airline has struggled with rising supplier costs, high airport fees and increased competition in the region. More than 500 employees will be laid off.
FAQ: What Jetstar Asia customers need to know about the airline's upcoming closure
Those who have an active booking with Jetstar Asia can get the latest information through the airline's travel alert page. The airline said it will offer "increased flexibility" for their customers before the closure. The latest schedule updates and travel advice will also be on Jetstar Asia's travel alert page.
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