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Jetstar is implementing new carry-on baggage rules from February next year. Passengers will be allowed to bring a small bag or backpack free of charge if it fits under the seat, but accessing overhead lockers will require purchasing 'priority carry-on' for about $33 on domestic routes such as Sydney... show more

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