SINGAPORE – Jetstar Asia welcomes the resumption of services from Singapore to Surabaya, following the relaxation of Indonesian border requirements for international tourists.

Surabaya is a key market in Jetstar Asia’s expanding network for business and leisure travel, and the resumption of three weekly return services marks an important milestone in the airline’s recovery.

Flight 3K247 departed from Singapore Changi Airport at 11:10 a.m. and arrived at Juanda International Airport in Surabaya at 12:30 p.m. The return flight from Surabaya to Singapore, flight 3K248, will depart at 1:20 p.m. (local time) and arrive in Singapore at 4:40 p.m.

Comments from Jetstar Asia CEO Bara Pasupathi
“The easing of Indonesian border requirements and the reintroduction of visa-free travel for ASEAN travelers is restoring consumer confidence and, therefore, demand for air travel. “There is significant pent-up demand for services to and from Indonesia and we know our customers are eager to take advantage of our great rates.

“With major festivals like Hari Raya Puasa and Vesak Day around the corner and the timely withdrawal of pre-departure testing in Singapore, families and friends across the region have more reason to come together and celebrate occasions. important with their loved ones.”

As we continue to scale up our operations, we look forward to announcing more exciting destinations that will join our network in the weeks and months to come..”

Comments by Mr. Sisyani Jafar, General Manager of PT Angkasa Pura I in Surabaya
“We warmly welcome Jetstar Asia’s inaugural service and return to operations in Surabaya. “Juanda International Airport in Surabaya has reopened as an international port of entry into Indonesia and we are delighted that Jetstar Asia is one of many international airlines operating in the city again.”

“We are delighted that travelers can once again enjoy the Surabaya-Singapore route.”

One way fares to Surabaya start from SGD 102. One-way sale fares to Jakarta, Denpasar and Kuala Lumpur are available from SGD 65. In addition to relaunching services to Surabaya, Jetstar Asia will increase flights to major Indonesian ports to meet growing demand ahead of major festivals. Jetstar Asia’s services to Denpasar and Jakarta will increase to five and 14 weekly services, respectively, pending regulatory approval.

Services to other key Southeast Asian destinations such as Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia will also see an increase in services, with customers able to choose from 21 weekly services from June.