Updated Air Services agreement between Australia and Indonesia

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I remember JQ used to fly there:
 
I remember JQ used to fly there:
That’s so interesting
Sounded like light loadings or Covid ended it ?
 
So are they applying for these seats or does everyone get an even share?

VA will want Perth to Bali, and likely more frequency into the 3 Capitals. Even more frequency from Qantas Mainline would be good.

Jetstar has enough capacity they don’t need anymore!
 
Sounded like light loadings or Covid ended it ?
JQ ceased flying between Perth and Lombok in October 2014 after a year. Ironically the original flight number JQ111 is now used for the DPS-PER routing (terminating in ADL).
 
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So are they applying for these seats or does everyone get an even share?
They'll need to apply to IASC to be allocated the seats.

As a data point, the current seat allocation for major ports as of June 2026:
  • Qantas Group: 20,076 seats
  • Virgin Australia: 4,924 seats
JQ ceased flying between Perth and Lombok in October 2014 after a year. Ironically the original flight number JQ111 is now used for the DPS-PER routing (terminating in ADL).
AirAsia also flew from Perth to Lombok. It started in 2019 and stopped when the pandemic hit.
 
I hope QF45/46 will be upgauged to A321XLR or A330, or a new morning BNE-DPS v.v. by QF would do.
 

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