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Jetstar Asia has announced it is partnering with Qantas Freight to provide freight customers
with increased connectivity and greater access to the wider Qantas Group network and
Qantas Freight’s 130 partners.Under the partnership, Qantas Freight will manage Jetstar Asia’s freight capacity across 23
ports in 13 markets, effective 20 November 2019.

Singapore is Qantas Group’s largest hub outside Australia and is Jetstar Asia’s home where
it operates a fleet of 18 Airbus A320 aircraft, each carrying up to two and a half tonnes of cargo
per flight.

Qantas carries freight on more than 130 passenger flights per week to ten cities in Asia
(excluding Japan), in addition to freighters to Bangkok, Chongqing, Hong Kong and Shanghai.

OMMENTS
Jetstar Asia CEO, Mr Barathan Pasupathi:
“With more than 600 departures a week from Changi Airport, Jetstar Asia’s freight customers
can look forward to outstanding service with the new Qantas Freight partnership.

“With a reliable schedule of services to 23 ports from Singapore, the new partnership will
ensure our customers enjoy wider connectivity and more direct access through our integrated
Qantas Group network of more than 110 markets in Australia, Asia, Europe and the US.

“As the only low fares airline operating services from Singapore to numerous Asia-Pacific
destinations like Okinawa, Darwin, Medan and Siem Reap, Qantas freight customers will also
benefit from direct access to fresh markets previously unavailable to them.”

Qantas Freight Executive Manager, Mr Paul Jones:
“We are excited to partner with Jetstar Asia and build on our strong relationship. Qantas
Freight’s extensive network into, out of, and around Australia, Europe and the US, combined
with Jetstar Asia’s strong coverage in Asia-Pacific will offer great opportunity for our freight
customers.

“By joining forces, we will improve efficiencies for the Group, offer greater flexibility and
leverage synergies while unlocking value for our freight customers by offering more
connections. This partnership will provide a more streamlined freight journey through Asia,
Australia, Europe and the U.S.”

FREIGHT FACTS

In the year ending June 2019, Jetstar Asia carried nearly 17,000 tonnes of a wide variety of
goods, such as;

• Mail
• Electronics
• Clothes and fabrics
• Fresh produce
o live lobsters and crab
o tropical fish
o fresh flowers
• Musical instruments
• Medical equipment
• Food and spices
• Furniture

Qantas Freight carried 90,000 tonnes of goods across Asia in the year ending June 2019,
including food, fresh produce and other commodities.