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JETSTAR Asia airlines add Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) services or vaccination travel routes to Thailand, the Philippines and Australia. More precisely, from Singapore to Phuket, Thailand; to Clark and Manila, Philippines; and to Perth, Australia.
All flights from Phuket, Clark, Manila and Perth to Singapore are VTL flights. The route description is as follows:
The aircraft with flight numbers 3K536 and 3K538 serve the Phuket International Airport (HKT)-Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) route, with a frequency of up to four flights a week. This route will be available from March 2, 2022.
The aircraft with flight numbers 3K774, 3K776, and 3K780 serve the Clark International Airport (CRK)-Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) route, with a frequency of up to six flights a week. This route will be available from March 4, 2022.
Aircraft numbers 3K762 and 3K766 serve the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL)-Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) route, with a frequency of up to seven flights a week, starting March 4, 2022.
Aircraft numbered 3K134 and 3K132 serve the Perth Airport (PER)-Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) route with a frequency of up to four flights a week, starting March 11, 2022. Meanwhile, ticket fares are:
Starting from 49 Singapore dollars (about IDR521,989) for the Singapore-Phuket route. Starting from 109 Singapore dollars (approximately IDR1.1 million) for the Singapore-Clark route. Starting from 135 Singapore dollars (around IDR1.4 million) for the Singapore-Manila route. Starting from 179 Singapore dollars (approximately IDR1.9 million) for the Singapore-Perth route. Keep in mind, only prospective passengers who have received a full dose of COVID-19 vaccination, unless they are 12 years old and under, and meet the VTL requirements can take this flight.
Jetstar Asia CEO Bara Pasupathi said that the addition of VTL services was a momentum for the airline’s revival.
“A number of cities in Southeast Asia, such as Clark and Manila, are important pathways in expanding our network. Meanwhile, Phuket and Perth are tourist destinations that offer opportunities to relax for our customers,” said Pasupathi, through an official statement received by kompas.com, Monday (2/21).
He added that the confidence of his customers to fly was assessed to have increased due to the increasing number of VTL routes, the easing of quarantine requirements for tourists who were fully vaccinated, as well as the transition from PCR tests to rapid antigen tests. [kompas.com/photo special]
