Under the formal agreement signed this week, Jetstar has made court enforceable undertakings to change its conduct on its website by April 30. Photo / Greg Bowker
Under the formal agreement signed this week, Jetstar has made court enforceable undertakings to change its conduct on its website by April 30. Photo / Greg Bowker
Jetstar is under investigation by the Commerce Commission over its use of "opt-out pricing" on the airline's website.
Air New Zealand faced a similar investigation over the practice in January in relation to the way insurance was automatically selected for customers booking tickets on the airline's website and mobile app.
The Air New Zealand investigation resulted in the Commerce Commission issuing a formal warning, and the airline has since suspended the practice.
Commerce Commission spokesman Christian Bonnevie today confirmed to the Herald that an investigation into a similar opt-out practice by Jetstar had been underway since the beginning of the month.