From 26 October Jetstar will add 350,000 seats across Adelaide–Melbourne, Adelaide–Brisbane and Adelaide–Perth routes, increasing the carrier’s capacity out of Adelaide by 19% versus the same period last year. The change concentrates significant additional narrowbody capacity on three domestic trunk routes.
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Jetstar’s 350,000-seat increase and 19% uplift in Adelaide capacity is a material shift in domestic supply that should be viewed alongside Australia’s broader market recovery — see the data showing domestic traffic returned to June 2019 volumes: https://hype.aero/?story=99c8a305-cc12-44cc-bc0c-f1eff03901dd
The capacity move builds on recent Jetstar network changes and partnerships that reallocate seats across the group and the region; compare with Jetstar’s wider Asia‑Pacific network expansion and its IndiGo codeshare developments: https://hype.aero/?story=a319e2ca-631f-47ea-bcb0-504eac9fdaea and https://hype.aero/?story=7d3762cd-2401-42cf-83c4-daaf11b502ac
It also relates to group fleet and deployment adjustments affecting short‑haul capacity — see Qantas Group redeploying A320s within the group as part of network realignment: https://hype.aero/?story=1f45324c-439d-4d5a-b84d-c0bfb6eaf5b4
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• Jake Nelson