Jetstar has introduced a new inflight menu, featuring Popcorners and Doritos minis in its snack selection, as well as a new gluten-free and vegan light meal: sweet corn and zucchini bites.
The updated menu includes snacks, light meals, hot and cold beverages, and combo deals. Eligible international flights offer a separate menu.
Snacks are still priced at $5. New options, Popcorners (sweet and salty) and Doritos minis (cheese supreme), join existing selections such as Pringles, BBQ vegetable chips, green pitted olives, cheese and crackers, the Nutty Traveller almond, cashew and chickpea mix, Whittaker’s creamy milk chocolate, Mama Kaz lemon tea cake or banana bread, a Health Lab protein bar, a loaded cookie, and a Lolliland party mix bag.
Light meals are now priced at $15, up from $12. The selection features a new gluten-free and vegan option: sweet corn and zucchini bites. The bacon and egg roll has been replaced with a bacon and egg muffin, which uses an English muffin and smoky BBQ relish instead of a milk bun and smoky tomato relish.
The rest of the range is unchanged: a cheese and ham toastie, cheese and tomato relish toastie, Vili’s pie duo, Vili’s all-day veg duo, a chicken wrap, and a homestyle sandwich.
Beer, wine, and sparkling wine are now $15, up from $12. Cool Ridge water, previously $4, is now part of the $5 cold drinks category.
The Me-time combo is now $23, increased from $18. The advertised savings have decreased from $6 to $2.
On eligible international routes, hot meals remain priced at $15, with a choice of classic beef lasagne or vegetable teriyaki noodles.
You can view the inflight menu here.
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