Travel Alerts

Jetstar Asia is currently operating services from Singapore to the following destinations:

• Bangkok – up to 28 return services a week 
• Broome - 2 return services a week (seasonal - ending 25 October 2025)
• Clark - 4 return services a week (seasonal – ending 2 May 2025 / restarting on 1 December 2025)
• Colombo - 5 return services a week
• Denpasar – up to 28 return services a week
• Haikou – 5 return services a week (services to be suspended from 1 May 2025) 
• Jakarta – up to 21 return services a week
• Krabi - 4 return services a week
• Kuala Lumpur – up to 21 return services a week 
• Labuan Bajo - 2 return services a week
• Manila – 18 return services a week 
• Medan - up to 7 return services a week
• Melbourne – up to 6 services a week operated by Jetstar Airways 
• Okinawa – 6 services per week 
• Osaka – 10 services a week via Manila
• Penang – up to 6 return services a week
• Phuket – up to 15 return services a week 
• Surabaya – up to 7 return services a week
• Wuxi – up to 4 return services a week 

Travellers of eligible nationalities arriving at Changi Airport will be able to use the automated lanes for immigration clearance when they arrive in Singapore. Details are available on ICA’s website. 

All travellers entering Singapore, including Singapore citizens, are required to complete the online Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC).

This must be completed before checking in and boarding your flight. 

If you are only transiting through Singapore, you do not need to submit a SGAC - this is only required if you are clearing immigration at Changi Airport. 

The form can be submitted up to three days before you are expected to arrive in Singapore.

Jetstar Asia (3K) and Jetstar Japan (GK) flights now operate from Terminal 3 at Manila International Airport.

If you have connecting flights, please allow extra time to travel to other terminals

If you need to transfer to other terminals, you can use the complimentary public shuttle bus service provided by the Manila International Airport.

You can learn more about Terminal 3 on the Manila International Airport website.