Melbourne gets Jetstar 787 facility, jobs Melbourne has been confirmed as the home of Jetstar's Boeing 787 Dreamliner new facilities. UP to 100 new jobs will be created with Jetstar maintenance and training facilities for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to be based in Melbourne. A 787 flight simulator is among equipment that will be installed at the Qantas Group's Airport West training centre as part of a $100 million investment. The first 787 will be delivered by the end of September. Qantas CEO Alan Joyce on Tuesday said Melbourne, the home of Jetstar, will be the home of the 787. Mr Joyce said Victoria had beaten other states to win the new facility. The jobs will include crew trainers, simulator instructors and engineers and will be highly paid and highly skilled, he said. Some of the $100 million investment has been contributed by the state government, but Premier Denis Napthine would not reveal the government contribution.