Auckland Airport welcomes Jetstar to NZ’s gateway
Auckland Airport welcomes Jetstar to New Zealand’s gateway
Auckland Airport welcomes the announcement today by Jetstar that it is launching new trans-Tasman services out of Auckland.
Jetstar will operate daily return services between Auckland and Sydney and between Auckland and Gold Coast starting 28 April 2009*.
Auckland Airport chief executive officer, Simon Moutter said, “We are delighted to have Jetstar commence services from Auckland. This announcement supports the strong potential for growth in the trans-Tasman market, and will ensure New Zealand’s gateway continues to serve demand for travel to and from our closest neighbours”.
Jetstar Chief Executive Officer
Bruce Buchanan said: “Jetstar expects to take a price
leadership position on our new Auckland routes and will
provide even greater choice for travellers. We are committed
to offering the lowest fares on the trans-Tasman
market.”
The two new daily Jetstar trans-Tasman
services equate to an additional 258,000 seats on offer each
year.
Jetstar, the low cost carrier and a fully owned subsidiary of the Qantas Group, will be the first in the Group to offer a direct Auckland to Gold Coast service. Jetstar operates a number of services out of Christchurch Airport.
* Jetstar flights subject to regulatory approval.
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