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Qantas Says Singapore Airport Costs Fueled Jetstar Asia Cut

Jetstar Asia has only been profitable for six out of the 21 years of operation, and the decision to shut it down comes amidst mounting losses.

Qantas Airways has attributed the decision to cut Jetstar Asia's operations to the escalating costs at Singapore's Changi Airport, as reported on June 11, 2025. The airline highlighted that the increased airport charges, coupled with higher fuel prices, have significantly impacted the financial viability of maintaining Jetstar Asia's presence in Singapore. Qantas is now exploring alternative strategies, including potential route adjustments and partnerships, to mitigate these rising costs and ensure the sustainability of its low-cost carrier in the region.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/asia/2025/06/11/qantas-says-singapore-airport-costs-fueled-jetstar-asia-cut/