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To help us get you to your destination on time we must get your flight away on schedule. You will need to check-in, bag drop any checked baggage and reach the boarding gate within the following time frames before the scheduled departure:

 Flights departing domestic terminal

For flights departing domestic terminals, Web check-in opens 48 hours before departure and closes strictly 60 minutes before departure. Kiosk and counter checkin and bag drop opens 2 hours before departure and closes strictly 30 minutes before departure. You should then be at your boarding gate 25 minutes before departure.
No further changes can be made for passengers who purchased a Starter Fare or a Starter Fare with a Plus Bundle


No further changes can be made for passengers who purchased a Starter Fare or a Starter Fare with a Plus Bundle

 

Unfortunately, if you do not check-in within the required times you won’t be able to board the flight and you may lose your fare in full.

Ways to check-in for your flight

Auto web check-in

When you book a domestic Australian, New Zealand or Japan flight at Jetstar.com you’ll have the option of registering for our auto check-in service. If you choose this option your boarding pass will be emailed automatically to the address used to make your booking. Passengers on all domestic flights may also be eligible to receive an SMS Boarding pass, which will be sent to the nominated phone number. Both options will send through your Boarding Pass within 48 hours of your departure.

Remember to print the boarding pass out, or bring the nominated mobile phone with you to the airport. See our Web Check-in page and SMS Boarding Pass page for full details.

Web check-in on jetstar.com

Even if you don’t choose the auto check-in at the time of your booking, you can still check-in online for your domestic Australian, New Zealand or Japan flights between 48 hours to 60 minutes before departure by visiting Jetstar.com.

Once you’ve checked-in, you can either print your boarding pass straight away or have it emailed to you. Passengers on all domestic flights may also be eligible to receive an SMS Boarding pass, which will be sent to the nominated phone number. If you have a return flight in your booking that is within seven days, you can even check-in for that flight at the same time. See our Web Check-in page and SMS Boarding Pass page for full details.

Airport kiosk check-in

Jetstar kiosks are a great alternative to counter check-in at the airport. Our state-of-the-art kiosks are located near our check-in desks and allow you to print your own boarding pass and skip the queue!

Jetstar kiosks are available at the following domestic airports:

Australia and New Zealand:

  • Melbourne – Tullamarine
  • Melbourne – Avalon
  • Sydney
  • Gold Coast
  • Brisbane
  • Newcastle
  • Hobart
  • Cairns
  • Darwin
  • Auckland
  • Christchurch
  • Queenstown
  • Wellington

 

 

SMS boarding pass

For eligible customers, if you book your domestic Australia or New Zealand flight online you can automatically check-in and have an SMS boarding pass delivered to your mobile phone 48 hours before departure. Alternatively, if you chose to use Web Check-in your Boarding Pass will be sent to your nominated phone number within 1 hour.

If you have no baggage to check in then you can go directly to your departure gate and present your mobile phone with the SMS boarding pass open for scanning.

If you do have baggage to check in then you need to scan your Mobile Boarding Pass at the Jetstar Kiosk Check-in Area, select the number of bags required to check in and print off your baggage tags. You will then need to proceed to the Jetstar Bag Drop before heading to the departure gate, presenting your mobile phone with the SMS boarding pass open for scanning.

A paper boarding pass will be printed at the gate, so you can switch off your mobile and board the aircraft. See our SMS boarding pass page for more information.

Airport counter check-in

Of course you can check-in at one of our airport counters, where our friendly Customer Service Staff are ready to assist you.

Please note that the following flight bookings require passengers to use the airport check-in counter:

  • bookings that contain 7+ passengers
  • domestic flights that depart from an international terminal
  • bookings requesting specific assistance, including passengers who wish to check-in a wheel chair, mobility aid or who are travelling with a service dog.
  • bookings with an infant travelling

Domestic flights departing from domestic terminals, check-in opens two hours before your scheduled departure. For domestic flights departing from international terminals, check-in opens three hours before your scheduled departure.

Checking-in at the airport on time helps us to get your flight away on schedule. For flights departing domestic terminals we recommend arriving at the Airport no less than an hour prior to departure. Check-in closes strictly 30 minutes before the scheduled departure. For domestic flights departing international terminals we recommend arriving at the Airport no less than two hours prior to departure. Check-in closes strictly 60 minutes before the scheduled departure.

Once checked-in, be at your boarding gate at least 25 minutes before your flight departure time for flights departing domestic terminals and at least 40 minutes before your flight departure time for domestic flights departing from international terminals.

It’s worth noting that all passengers, including children and infants travelling with an adult, need to provide current and approved identification. We may ask to view this ID if necessary.

Where to check-in at the airport

Jetstar operates from the domestic terminal for most Australian domestic flights with the exceptions listed below. All our domestic New Zealand and Japan flights operate from a domestic terminal. Check your itinerary for your specific flight details.

Flight Number

Departure Port

Departure Terminal

Arrival Port

Arrival Terminal

JQ3

Melbourne Tullamarine

 International Terminal 2

Sydney

International Terminal 1

JQ30

Melbourne Tullamarine

International Terminal 2

Sydney

International Terminal 1

JQ29

Sydney

International Terminal 1

Melbourne Tullamarine

International Terminal 2

JQ35

Sydney

International Terminal 1

Melbourne Tullamarine

International Terminal 2

JQ19

Sydney

International Terminal 1

Gold Coast

International

JQ57

Cairns

International

Darwin

International

JQ58

Darwin

International

Cairns

International

JQ20

Gold Coast

International

Sydney

International Terminal 1

All passengers travelling on the services above will need to bring photographic ID and adhere to the Cabin Baggage LAG (liquids, aerosols & gels) restrictions. Please see our section below for ID requirements and visit the Australian Government’s Travel Secure Website for information regarding LAG restrictions.

Baggage

If you’re travelling with carry-on baggage only, once you’ve checked-in online and printed your boarding pass, just take your boarding pass and go straight to your gate at the airport. Or, if you’ve got baggage to check-in, go straight to one of our ‘Bag Drop’ counters.

If you’re travelling with an infant you can check-in their accessories, including prams and portable cots, for free. Just make sure you come and visit one of our check-in counters before your flight.

Forms of identification

Domestic flights within Australia and New Zealand

All passengers, including children and infants travelling with an adult, will need to provide valid identification.
The following forms of current (not expired) photo identification can be used:

Passports, company issued identification, original or certified copy of a birth certificate or citizenship document, student identification or drivers licenses.

Domestic flights within Australia departing from an International Terminal

If you are 18 years or over, travelling domestically and departing from an international terminal, you’ll need to show photographic ID that includes your full name. The following forms of current (not expired) photo identification can be used:

  • Passport
  • A motor vehicle license issued under a law of the Commonwealth of Australia or an Australian State or Territory
  • An aviation security card issued by the operator of the aircraft or the operator of an airport in Australia
  • A document that identifies you, issued by:

o    The Commonwealth of Australia

o    An Australian State or Territory

o    An authority of the Commonwealth of Australia or an Australian State or Territory

If a child or infant is travelling with their parent or guardian, they just need their name recorded on the back of the parent or guardian’s boarding pass and some form of non-photographic ID (as required for domestic flights).

Domestic flights within Japan

All passengers, including children and infants travelling with an adult, will need to provide valid identification. The following forms of current (not expired) photo identification can be used:

  • Juki-card with photo (Basic Resident Register Card)
  • A valid passport
  • Driver’s license
  • Student identification

 

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