Jetstar Asia concluded its final flight on Thursday (July 31), marking the end of the budget carrier’s operations.

Jetstar Asia will continue flights for the next seven weeks and cease operating on July 31. All affected employees would be provided with redundancy payments, the airline said.

Jetstar Asia, which operates flights between Singapore and Manila, will cease operations on July 31. Here’s what you can do if you have a flight with the airline after that date.

More than 500 employees will be laid off. The shutdown of Jetstar Asia will not impact the operations of Australia-based Jetstar Airways, nor those of Jetstar Japan, according to its part-owner Qantas ...

Qantas added that 13 Jetstar Asia Airbus A320 aircraft will be progressively redirected to Australia and New Zealand. Qantas did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Competition among ...

Jetstar Asia will continue flights for the next seven weeks and cease operating on July 31. All affected employees would be provided with redundancy payments, the airline said.

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