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Only flown domestic so this won't make much sense to most overseas people (unless they're staying in Aus for a while).
Qantas is good. Good food, entertainment is decent, all included in airfare. Lots of routes and flights. A bit more expensive than others.
Virgin Blue is okay. No tvs on planes, you have to buy your own earphones (or bring your own), no food or refreshments included, all buy or bring your own. The audio services are ok though, they have a dance channel so thats alright. Good range of routes and usually a fair bit cheaper than Qantas.
Jetstar is a bit bogan. Fly to secondary airports, same sort of deal as Virgin as far as in flight services, some planes (which are being replaced though) don't even have in flight audio. Unallocated seating (which is ok if you are traveling ina group and arrive at airport separately, but no garuntees you'll sit together anyway). Some planes are done up in advertising inside and out, its a bit full on sitting in your seat and everywhere oyu look is a pizza ad. Usually the same price as Virgin.
My pick is Qantas if the price difference to Virgin isn't that much, but usually it is so Virgin for me. Jetstar is ok for short haul flights but flying to secondary airports can suck a bit sometimes.
I'd like to knw about international carriers though, like American Airline, United, NZ, Singapore, British etc
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