Jetstar reveals it cut 10 per cent of its domestic flights in January to avoid disrupting customers at short notice.
Jetstar has revealed it cut 10 per cent of its domestic flights in January to"avoid disrupting customers at short notice".
It comes after the low-cost airline failed to resolve a wage dispute with its pilots and baggage handlers over the weekend — during whichThe company said the industrial action and flight cancellations would affect its earnings to the tune of $20 million to $25 million.
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