Jetstar Asia is ceasing operations in Singapore. Here's how it will impact the customers, employees, and intra-Asia destinations associated.

Singlife will support customers affected by the closure of Jetstar Asia’s operations, according to a press release.

SIA will reportedly ramp up flights to key Asian destinations after Jetstar Asia ceases operations. Scoot, SIA’s low-cost subsidiary, plans to launch new flights to Okinawa, Japan, and Labuan Bajo, ...

Several domestic AirAsia flights leaving for Labuan Bajo on Flores were also cancelled. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Jetstar Asia assured that it will assist customers with their needs as best they can with the support of parent company ...

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Singapore Airlines and its budget subsidiary Scoot will expand their Asian services following the planned closure of ...

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Singapore Airlines' (SIA's) budget subsidiary Scoot will take over some routes currently run by Jetstar Asia, while SIA itself will take on others, including to Manila, Colombo and Jakarta. Scoot ...