Overview
- The first refurbished 787, which began flying Tuesday from Melbourne to Phuket, starts a fleet‑wide refit of all 11 jets due to finish by late 2027.
- Business class more than doubles to 44 seats as Jetstar targets demand for lower‑cost premium travel on long routes.
- Jetstar switches on Viasat Wi‑Fi with free access in business and paid options in economy starting around AU$20 for basic use and AU$25 for streaming.
- Seatback screens are removed in favor of streaming to personal devices, with new RECARO seats adding device holders and USB‑C power.
- Six crew rest bunks now permit flights up to 16 hours and set up longer routes, while a new BidCash system lets passengers bid for upgrades with plans to allow Qantas Points.