Jetstar Airways

53.9IVCA

Australia · Oceania

#99global
#4Oceania
77%confidence
Operations and fleet punctuality · fleet · environment
59
Perception globally awarded recognitions
59
Network and track record fleet · destinations · continents · years · alliance
33

How it is made up

Continents served our own
2 continents (published network) · weight 5%
40
Global alliance our own
No global alliance · weight 4%
40
Destination network our own
40 destinations (published network) · weight 4%
26
Track record our own
23 years (founded in 2003) · weight 4%
26
Fleet size our own
75 or more aircraft (published fleet) · weight 3%
30
Wide-body fleet our own
11 wide-body aircraft (published fleet) · weight 7%
76
Global airline recognition award
Among the world's 100 best airlines (2026) · weight 15%
65
Frequent-flyer programme award
Qantas Frequent Flyer: among the world's 25 best (international listing 2025) · weight 6%
79
Product rating (stars) award
3 stars (product certification) · weight 4%
60

#99 worldwide · #4 in Oceania. IVCA 53.9. Strong in frequent-flyer programme, wide-body fleet. Weak in destination network, track record, fleet size. Confidence 77% (no data: punctuality). Not listed in environmental certification, on-board experience rating, international assessment, regional recognition (worth 50).

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