Bangkok--22 Oct--Aziam Burson-MarstellerJetstar Airways - A wholly owned subsidiary of the Qantas Group, Jetstar launched Australian domestic operations on 25 May 2004 - Jetstar’s network of short and long haul operations now service over 1,434 flights a week from and within Australia and from and within Asia to 40 ports in the region. - Jetstar network currently operates 30 A320, 6 A330 and 3 B737s.Jetstar Airways and the Qantas Group: Strength and Growth - Comparing FY06/07 with FY04/05 - Profit before tax +485% to 115M - +17 million passengers carried - Aggressive growth planned — 9 new Airbus A320s from December 07 and 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners from end 2008.Jetstar Long-Haul - Commenced long-haul international operations in November 2006 - First value based long haul carrier in the world - Network includes Bangkok, Phuket, Bali, Ho Chi Minh City, Honolulu, Osaka, Nagoya and Kuala Lumpur.International long haul — it’s all about choice - A330s — 2 class service StarClass / Economy - 38 seats in StarClass and 265 in Economy — A330 - StarClass - All leather, extra wide seats, 38 inch seat pitch - All inclusive product - Priority check-in and boarding - Lounge access - QF Frequent Flyer points at business class rates. - Economy - “Choices” model - Meal, entertainment and comfort options available for pre-purchase or purchase on board.Thailand: Current operations and growth opportunities - Jetstar flies 3 times weekly MEL-BNK and 3 times weekly SYD-HKT - SYD-HKT only direct service from Australia — one of the network’s most popular - Jetstar Asia operations — 2 daily SIN-BKK, 6 times weekly SIN-HKT - Jetstar employs 100+ cabin crew in Bangkok — the only long haul crew base outside Australia.Thailand: Potential hub for two stage flying - Bangkok under consideration as potential Asian hub for two stage international long haul flying from Australia to Southern Europe (including Rome and Athens) - Request for purchase (RFP) has been circulated to Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh City.What makes us so successful? - Team - The key to any successful entity - Strong Brand - International brand recognition and partnership - e.g. Qantas, JetStar Asia, JAL, Pacific Airlines, Airbus, Boeing, Navitaire - Costs - Continuation and refinement of low cost base - Ability to Adapt - JQI model flexibility (inbound Japan vs outbound).