Listen to Kinderling on Qantas and Jetstar!
Posted by Kinderling Kids Radio at May 1 2018, 11:02am

Kinderling Kids Radio has teamed up with Qantas and Jetstar to bring you three exclusive in-flight radio channels, created for the airline’s youngest (and most precious) passengers. Ready, Jet, Go! includes activities, stories and song, Settle Petal is great for anxious kids in need of calm, and use Sleepy Soundtrack for those long-haul flights when you're trying to get some shut eye.
Keep scrolling for all the current program info and track-listings, or download our free Kinderling app to hear family-friendly music and activities anytime, anywhere!
Ready, Jet, Go!

Hosted by popular children’s entertainer Groovy Ruby, Ready, Jet, Go! will take kids on a supersonic adventure with awesome songs, jokes, activities and stories. It's perfect to keep young kids entertained in the air! You'll hear some of our favourite children's artists including Falu, The Vegetable Plot, Tiptoe Giants and more.
Check out the playlist:
- I Am A Fine Musician - The Wiggles
- Hairy and Scary - Mr. Tim & The Fuzzy Elbows
- Animal Sounds - The Oot N' Oots
- Mr. Potato - The Vegetable Plot
- One of These Things - Sesame Street
- Hello Song - Tiptoe Giants
- Pots & Pans - Falu
- The Moon Is Made of Cheese (piano version) - Danny Weinkauf
- Silly Song - Justine Clarke
- My Pants Are On Vacation - Caspar Babypants
Settle Petal

Perfect for calming nerves or settling down once you’re into the flight, it’s filled with gentle tunes to create the ultimate headphone chill-zone for kids. We’re currently featuring Angie Who, Peter Combe and Caspar Babypants alongside some other relaxed faves.
Check out the playlist:
- My Name - Falu
- What? - Peter Combe
- Animal Inside You - Frances England
- Sailing Song - Angie Who
- Your Smile - Elliott Park
- What Can You See? - Benny Time
- Brot - Olafur Arnalds
- So Nice To See You - Danny Weinkauf
- I Can't Get No (Satisfaction) - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rockstar
- We Go Together - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rockstar
- Low Mist Var 1 (Day 2) - Ludovico Einaudi
- Stay in the Dark - Lambert
Stories
What If Vegetables Were People? by Kate Weniger
Digby's Moon Mission by Renee Price
Sleepy Soundtrack

This is the ideal playlist for anyone wanting to get some shut eye on a flight. Sleepy Soundtrack plays gentle ambient tunes to help you or your little ones drift into sweet dreams. Featuring soothing sounds from Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star, Max Richter and more.
Check out the playlist:
- Englishman In New York - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
- Debussy: Préludes - Book 2, L.123 - 2. Feuilles mortes - Dino Ciani
- London Calling - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
- Lunchtime Meditation Session - Random Acts of Elevator Music
- Newman: Any Other Name - Music Lab Collective
- Bryars: One Last Bar Then Joe Can sing - (Bar 238) Freely - Nexus
- Lolo's Air - David Teie
- Preludes Book 1 6. Des pas sur la neige - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
- The Lovecats - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
- Last Nite - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
- Rock-a-Bye Baby - Jane Sheldon & Teddy Tahu Rhodes
- I Want To Go To Mars - Andrew Lockington
- Glass: Études - No. 5 - Sally Whitwell
- Spiegel im Spiegel - Arvo Part
- Beautiful Day - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
- Window 1 (Loop 12) - Gentleforce
- Happy - Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
- Katey Moss Catwalk - David Teie
- Richter: Solo Pt 1. - Max Richter
- Richter: Solo Pt 2. - Max Richter
Kinderling Kids Radio is available on selected Qantas and Jetstar international routes now.

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