In Reply to: Jetstar International posted by NiLuh on Wednesday, 12. April 2006 at 10:56 Bali Time:
'Jetstar is committed to offering the lowest fares on the markets we will serve in the future.
Jetstar will offer two classes of travel on its long haul international services - StarClass and Economy
Class. The A330-200 is configured to 303 seats including 38 in ‘StarClass', Jetstar's premium cabin.
'StarClass will offer a seat similar to a Qantas Domestic Business Class seat. Benefits will include inseat
power, Qantas Frequent Flyer points and Status Credits, meals and beverages and video on
demand,' Mr Joyce said.
By the sounds of that it seems like it's pay if you want the video and meals.
I don't want a meal on the way back anyway. Who wants to eat at near midnight.
If it means cheaper flights I think people should be happy. Just pay the little extra if you want the meal or video.