The changes are part of the airline's efforts to improve customer satisfaction. 9News
is introducing changes for Australian customers later this month, with travellers required to arrive at the airport earlier.
For domestic travellers, check-in and bag drop will close 40 minutes ahead of departure, from 30 minutes previously. Jetstar said the changes bring the airline's check-in times in line with other low-cost carriers in Australia and globally.READ MORE: Jetstar chief operating officer Matt Franzi said the changes were part of the airline's efforts to improve customer satisfaction.
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