The key changes see Qantas up-gauging to an Airbus A380 on the Singapore-Sydney route from early March, as well as increasing its Singapore to Perth 737 services from once per day to double daily.
The Qantas Group is making a number of network adjustments to its services between Singapore and Australia.
The key changes see Qantas up-gauging to an Airbus A380 on the Singapore-Sydney route from early March, as well as increasing its Singapore to Perth 737 services from once per day to double daily.
At the same time, Jetstar Asia will exit the Singapore-Perth route and Jetstar Airways will reduce its Singapore-Melbourne flying.
“These changes ensure we have the right aircraft on the right route, reflect changes in demand and better leverage the Qantas and Jetstar fleets across its joint network,” Qantas said.
The airline added, “Putting an A380 on this route (Sydney-Singapore) provides customers travelling between the two cities with a choice of four cabins, including Premium Economy and First. It also dovetails into the return of the QFI/2 through Singapore, en route to London, from March 25, 2018.
Qantas will increase capacity on its Singapore-Perth route to operate double daily year-round from April 8, 2018. A Boeing 737-800 will operate the services.
From March 25, 2018 Jetstar Airways will reduce its Singapore-Melbourne services from five per week to twice weekly.