Flight was significantly delayed, with airline disorganisation to the point that an off-duty captain had to step in to fly the plane. Cabin crew were dishonest about the ability of passengers to complete paper immigration declaration forms, and therefore did not hand any out in flight. This meant that I had the choice of filling in five separate forms at 3 am in the customs arrival area, or spending 30 minutes doing it electronically. The immigration officer, when asked why Jetstar wouldn’t have handed out paper forms in the flight, said “they basically lied to you”. I was travelling with three kids under five. Instead of getting home at midnight, we’ll get home at 4.30 am. This was, and will be, my last Jetstar flight.