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safelife 1st Aug 2012 15:20

Any news with JetStar Pacific?
Some agencies are recruiting A320 crew for them it seems...

gobbledock 3rd Aug 2012 10:53

Best to ask AJ what's new up there. If there are any jobs going.
Better still, ask the two 'kiddies' that now remain well protected behind a wall of secrecy and protection in Mascot!!

http://www.mythsatwork.com/MYTHS_AT_...ts_Box_TOP.jpg

Mstr Caution 4th Apr 2013 23:04

..........sound like the losses keep on coming in Vietnam.

Jetstar Pacific lost nearly VND2.5 trillion - News VietNamNet

MC.

ampclamp 4th Apr 2013 23:09

Hell, my calculator only has so many zeroes. Whats 2.5 trillion divided by 21,2800?

neville_nobody 4th Apr 2013 23:24

Not sure on the number system in use, 1trillion means different things to different people but it is at least $ 114 710 000. If Vietnam uses the longer system then chuck another 6 zeros in there, but that would seem a bit to large.

ampclamp 4th Apr 2013 23:31

Pretty certain they use the American billion and trillion.
I'm surprised how much the Dong has depreciated. Not been there for years.
Then again as you get older, Dongs often do depreciate.

Tankengine 4th Apr 2013 23:33

I think you will find that J/pacific is an "amaaaazing" business and it is really QF mainline losing the money.:rolleyes::ugh:

Mstr Caution 5th Apr 2013 00:50


I think you will find that J/pacific is an "amaaaazing" business and it is really QF mainline losing the money.
A snap shot of the JQ foreign businesses:

Jetstar Vietnam lost $120M
Jetstar Pacific lost nearly VND2.5 trillion - News VietNamNet

Jetstar Asia:

"Dismal returns over 8 years"
Jetstar doubts fuelled by Singapore figures | Plane Talking

Jetstar NZ:

The Qantas subsidiary is "coy on whether it is profitable in this country (NZ)"
Jetstar eats into Air NZ's domestic market dominance - Business - NZ Herald News

Jetstar HKG:

"We are eyeing the mainland market within three years, around the point at which we expect Jetstar Hong Kong to become profitable (2016)"
Jetstar aims to expand to mainland - People's Daily Online

Jetstar Japan:

Ms Hrdlicka would not say when she expected the Japanese joint venture to break even,
Cookies must be enabled. | The Australian

What an amaaaazing business!

Tankengine 5th Apr 2013 09:22

:hmm::ugh: :ok:

my oleo is extended 5th Apr 2013 12:02

Perhaps Herr Alan and Frau Hrdlicka will send the two kiddies back to Vietnam to run JQ once again? Hedging fuel is their specialty!

Mstr Caution 8th Apr 2013 12:12

This.... From Ben Sandilands.

Jetstar slashes Singapore flights but is it a wider problem? | Plane Talking

dragon man 8th Apr 2013 20:36

One thing that i think has been missed in Jetstars 787 is the configuration of 314 seats. ANAs -8s operating long haul have 42 J class and 114 Y class. My own opinion is that people will go on the Jetstar 787 once unless they are small otherwise it will be to crammed for long flights. If im correct then i guess Qantas could pay to re configure them.


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