Jetstar Asia Economy Class Airbus A320-200 to Singapore

After checking out at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur We took the LRT and the KLIA Express to the international airport. The journey took a total of one hour, with a short wait at KL Sentral. We flew to Singapore with an airline that was new to me—Jetstar Asia Economy Class.

What is the cabin and seat like on the Jetstar Asia Economy Class Airbus A320-200?

After check-in and passport control, we took the shuttle train to the satellite terminal. This is where international flights to Kuala Lumpur are processed. Security checks take place at the gate, for us at Gate C31. The Airbus A320-200 (MSN 2356 – registration 9V-JSB) was already waiting.

Boarding was delayed somewhat. The interior of the plane was already quite dilapidated. Seat pockets were ripped out, tables were broken, and the windows were scratched, to name just a few. Seat pitch was similar to AirAsia's—little to nonexistent. The plane didn't appear to be full, so the pilot was able to push back from the gate promptly at 2:35 p.m.

What is available to eat and drink in Jetstar Asia Economy Class Airbus A320-200?

We took off from runway 32R heading east. Service on this flight was only available for a fee. Given the short distance from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore, this wasn't a big deal. The approach to Singapore airport began at 3:10 p.m. Due to heavy traffic, we had to make several holding patterns. We came quite close to another plane, I think it was a KLM. From the window, I could clearly see us flying diagonally underneath it.

After a 20-minute approach, the pilot landed the plane. After 60 minutes of flight time, we reached Gate C19.

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