Budget carrier Jetstar will launch flights to Malaysia in September, making it the sole Australian airline to fly to Kuala Lumpur.

Jetstar will fly three times weekly to Kuala Lumpur and will launch its maiden flight on September 9, chief executive Alan Joyce said at a low cost airline conference in Singapore on Tuesday.
~Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 23, 2007

Malaysia and Australia are in talks to open a low-cost air route between the two countries, spearheaded by Qantas-owned Jetstar, and AirAsia, Malaysia's transport minister said on Monday.

Malaysia-based AirAsia recently unveiled bold plans to expand its route network to include longer-haul destinations, but the price to secure landing rights in Australia looks like being a reciprocal agreement for Jetstar to share the new business.

"An Australian low-cost operator will be operating (from Kuala Lumpur)," Chan Kong Choy said in a interview.

"We are negotiating now so if things go on fine you can see a low-cost carrier from Australia by the second half of the year." When pressed, Chan confirmed the carrier was Jetstar.

Jetstar could be the first major foreign airline to fly out of Kuala Lumpur's busy low-cost terminal, which is run by Malaysia Airports Holdings and used almost exclusively by AirAsia, the region's largest low-cost airline.
~Malaysia, Australia Considering Low-Cost Route, AirWise News, Jan 24, 2007

Need I say more? Heheh... Flights are already bookable at Jetstar's website.