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Valuair was set up in 2004 and flew its earliest flight on May 5, 2004. It is owned by Orange Star and it offers flights to 5 South Asian cities – Medan, Surabaya, Jakarta, Singapore and Denpasar.
Major Destinations covered by Valuair
Valuair Profile
Valuair is officially referred to as Valuair Limited and is a budget airline operating from Singapore. It was incorporated during 2004 and started off with flights to Bangkok and Hong Kong. The airline was bought by Jetstar Asia Airways in 2005 and is presently operating across prominent cities in Indonesia.
It is based at Singapore Changi Airport and its holding company is Orange Star that was created after the merger between Jetstar and Valuair was announced. Chong Phit Lian is the CEO.
Valuair History
Valuair was the earliest airline to have operated budget services in Singapore. Its first flight came on 5th May 2004 and it was financially supported by local businessmen. An erstwhile employee of Singapore Airlines was its first CEO and his experience played a significant part in its initial phase.
In its earlier stages Valuair offered services such as hot meals for free, allocated seating and additional leg space in order to get an edge over its competitors such as Tiger Airways and Jetstar Asia.
Valuair Fleet
Valuair has a couple of Airbus A320-200s, each of which is capable of carrying 168 passengers.
Major Destinations covered by Valuair
Valuair Profile
Valuair is officially referred to as Valuair Limited and is a budget airline operating from Singapore. It was incorporated during 2004 and started off with flights to Bangkok and Hong Kong. The airline was bought by Jetstar Asia Airways in 2005 and is presently operating across prominent cities in Indonesia.
It is based at Singapore Changi Airport and its holding company is Orange Star that was created after the merger between Jetstar and Valuair was announced. Chong Phit Lian is the CEO.
Valuair History
Valuair was the earliest airline to have operated budget services in Singapore. Its first flight came on 5th May 2004 and it was financially supported by local businessmen. An erstwhile employee of Singapore Airlines was its first CEO and his experience played a significant part in its initial phase.
In its earlier stages Valuair offered services such as hot meals for free, allocated seating and additional leg space in order to get an edge over its competitors such as Tiger Airways and Jetstar Asia.
| Destinations traveled by Valuair | |
|---|---|
| City | Country |
| Bangkok | Thailand |
| Chengdu | People's Republic of China |
| Denpasar | Indonesia |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong |
| Jakarta | Indonesia |
| Medan | Indonesia |
| Perth | Australia |
| Singapore | Singapore |
| Surabaya | Indonesia |
| Xiamen | People's Republic of China |
Valuair Fleet
Valuair has a couple of Airbus A320-200s, each of which is capable of carrying 168 passengers.
Airlines |
Value Air |
Budget or Luxury |
Low Cost Airline |
Main hubs |
Singapore Changi Airport |
Operations, reservation centers |
+656822 2288 (Singapore) or +62 21 1571 2727(Jakarta) |
Destinations covered |
Bangkok,Surabaya/Denpasar, Jakarta, Hong Kong, Manila, Taipei, Phuket,Yangon, Phnom, Penh, Bangalore |
Fleet size |
A320 aircrafts |
E-services offered |
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Modes of ticket purchase |
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Other services |
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On-Board Facilities |
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Global Alliance and Collaborations |
Jetstar Asia |
Contact Details |
+65 6822 2288 (Singapore)
+6221 1571 2727 (Jakarta) |
Official Website |
www.valueair.com |
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