Jetstar’s third A330-200, VH-EBC, entered service on December 25. Jetstar’s all-over silver livery is due to be applied mid year when the aircraft undergoes a ‘C check’. (Brianna McLaughlin)
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Jetstar Increases Intl Network
Jetstar Took Delivery of Its Third A330-202, Vh-ebc, in Manila on December 15 After the Former Qantas Aircraft Ferried in From Melbourne as Qf6007.
While in Manila Vh-ebc Received Jetstar Titles but Unlike Vh-ebb and Vh-ebd It Retained Its White Fuselage.
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