Originally Posted by
jiejie
Why would jetstar (or any airline) require you to produce a return ticket back to Australia? What happens if you were flying one-way OZ - SIN - China or Japan, with a valid Chinese or Japanese visa and the SIN-Asia flight on a different airline? What about same situation but after a stay in China or Japan, flying on to the USA or Europe on yet another airline?
Is this an LCC problem?
sorry - I should have clarified that! You are required to show a return or onwards ticket if you don't have citizenship/residency in the country you are flying to. I guess this is so that if you are refused immigration clearance on arrival and the airline has to fly you back they don't lose any money (they just take the value of your return ticket!)