Jetstar Asia (JSA) has announced the resumption of its services between Clark International Airport (CRK) and Singapore (SIN), marking a significant step in reconnecting these two bustling destinations.
Starting June 16, travelers can once again fly directly between Clark and Singapore, with convenient flight options.
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Flight Schedule
Initially, Jetstar Asia will operate four return services each week. This frequency will increase to five return services per week starting October 18. With over 90,000 low-fare seats available annually, passengers have plenty of opportunities to plan their trips flexibly.
Flights between Singapore (SIN) and Clark (CRK) from 16 June to 17 October 2024
| Flight # | Frequency | From | To | Depart | Arrive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3K775 | Thu, Sun | Singapore | Clark | 0740 | 1120 |
| 3K776 | Thu, Sun | Clark | Singapore | 1200 | 1550 |
| 3K779 | Mon | Singapore | Clark | 1740 | 2130 |
| 3K780 | Mon | Clark | Singapore | 2210 | 0200+1 |
| 3K779 | Wed | Singapore | Clark | 1710 | 2100 |
| 3K780 | Wed | Clark | Singapore | 2140 | 0130+1 |
Flights between Singapore (SIN) and Clark (CRK) from 18 October 2024
| Flight # | Frequency | From | To | Depart | Arrive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3K775 | Thu, Fri, Sun | Singapore | Clark | 0740 | 1120 |
| 3K776 | Thu, Fri, Sun | Clark | Singapore | 1200 | 1550 |
| 3K779 | Mon | Singapore | Clark | 1740 | 2130 |
| 3K780 | Mon | Clark | Singapore | 2210 | 0200+1 |
| 3K779 | Wed | Singapore | Clark | 1710 | 2100 |
| 3K780 | Wed | Clark | Singapore | 2140 | 0130+1 |
Photo from Clark Developement Corporation
Event Highlights
The return of Jetstar Asia’s flights was warmly welcomed by key officials including JSA COO Geoffrey Lui, Noel Manankil of Luzon International Premiere Airport Development Corp., Joshua Bingcang of Bases Conversion and Development Authority, Richard Daenos of Department of Tourism-Region 3, and Teresito Tiotuyco of Clark Development Corp. The re-inaugural flight 3K775 from Singapore carried 164 passengers, while return flight 3K776 to Singapore accommodated 173 passengers.
Significance of the Route
Geoffrey Lui, JSA COO, expressed his enthusiasm for providing enhanced travel options, reinforcing Jetstar Asia’s commitment to improving regional accessibility. Clark International Airport’s strategic position serves as a vital hub for both business and leisure travelers, supporting economic growth and tourism in the region.
Noel Manankil, LIPAD PCEO, emphasized the strong historical ties between Clark International Airport and Jetstar Asia, noting the anticipated comfort and flexibility for passengers flying this route.
To commemorate the occasion, a lively cake-cutting ceremony was held, celebrating Jetstar’s return and the renewed opportunities for travelers.
Booking Information
Travelers interested in booking flights can visit jetstar.com for more details and to secure their seats on these renewed routes.
Jetstar Asia’s return to Clark-Singapore flights signifies not only a revival of travel options but also a renewed commitment to facilitating seamless connections between these two vibrant destinations. Whether for business or leisure, these flights promise convenience and accessibility for all travelers.
Photo from Clark Developement Corporation
About Jetstar
Jetstar Group began flying in 2004 and has flown over 350 million passengers worldwide. It includes Jetstar Airways in Australia and New Zealand, Jetstar Asia in Singapore, and Jetstar Japan. Known for affordable fares, Jetstar aims to make flying accessible, serving as one of the fastest-growing airlines in Asia Pacific. In 2021, Jetstar was voted Best Low-Cost Airline in Asia Pacific, and in 2022, it was recognized for safety and service on the “2022 World’s Top 10 LCC” list by Airline Ratings.
