If you want low fares that don't compromise on quality, why not go for a Jetstar flight? This is a value subsidiary of Qantas, and it concentrates mainly on Australian and short haul flights, but you can also book flights on Jetstar Airlines that travel internationally. Jetstar flight bookings can pick you up from a choice of seven Australian airports, and open up such wonders as New Zealand, Thailand, Hawaii and Japan in one hop.
The airline offers two classes of travel - StarClass and economy. The seat pitch in economy is 31 inches/ 78.7cm, while StarClass gets you an extra 7 inches/ 47.8cm. Personal service and plenty of perks are available with the StarClass seats, should you want to spend the money.
Jetstar is a budget carrier, so you might find it offers better value for money than you think. And if you're a bit on the tall side, you can book a seat with extra leg room to make you feel more comfortable on a longer flight.
But in economy, Jetstar is very versatile too. Depending on where you're going you can choose to save more money by not buying a meal. There are snacks available on board so you can make a decision on what you want when you're on the flight. This is why Jetstar is known as a budget airline - it lets you choose the services you need, and you can get an even cheaper flight by opting out of the ones you don't want.
In short, if you don't want to pay for things you aren't going to use - such as the in flight entertainment for example - then Jetstar offers the best value for money around. Jetstar appeals to budget travellers without compromising on basic comfort.
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