ALAEA Fed Sec
To get Jetstar Asia's accounts, go to:
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority Singapore
On the left, click on "buy information"
Scroll to the bottom of the page to "Extracts"
Search entity name "Jetstar Asia"
Then click on "Jetstar Asia" and choose
"Transaction Date" Last One Year
"Added value information" Financial Information
"Certification Required" Choose Yes
The first item returned will be
Annual Return by Local Company For Financial Year Ending 30/06/2012 (With Accounts)
Then follow the prompts and register, and the information is available for free. Either through post, or you can get someone to collect it in person.
Wheels Down - I am surprised that Jetstar decided to increase SINKUL from 17 weekly to 56 weekly. They regularly charge SGD28 one way with tax. The tax is SGD28 so the fares more often than not are between $0 and $10. The credit charge of $16 costs more than the fare. And not like anyone's going to be buying chicken rice for $12 for a 30 min flight.