Jet Airways Flight Tickets

Jet Airways, India’s largest private airline, was founded on 1st April 1992. The airline is headquartered in Mumbai. Jet Airways provides flight services to many domestic and international destinations from its primary hub at Mumbai’s Chattrapati Shivaji International Airport. The airline also maintains several domestic hubs in key Indian cities like Delhi, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata and Bengaluru. The international hub of Jet Airways is located in Brussels. The airline will also open another international hub in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi after Jet Airways partnership is formalized with Etihad Airways. Currently, Jet Airways is serving 51 domestic destinations and 20 international destinations spanning in four continents. The airline owns a fleet of 100 aircrafts with a range of Airbus, Boeing and ATR aircrafts.

Travel Classes:

Jet Airways offers three classes of travel to its customers – First Class, Premier Class (Business Class) and Economy Class.

In-flight Services and Amenities

First Class

• Seat pitch of 90 inch
• Seat width of 30 inch
• Fully closed Suite offering privacy and ultimate comfort
• Full flat beds
• Hot or cold towels offered
• Blankets and pillows provided
• Personal 23-inch widescreen monitor with AVOD for in-flight entertainment
• Complimentary meals and beverages
• A wide range of magazines and newspapers available
• USB port and power outlets available
• Complimentary noise cancelling headphones

Premier Class

• Seat pitch of 49 inch
• Seat width of 21 to 23 inch
• Lie-flat seats
• Direct aisle access
• Seats equipped with in-built massage
• Amenity kit
• Cold or hot towels as per season demand
• Pillows and blankets offered
• Personal 15.4 inch flat screen monitor with AVOD
• Complimentary magazines and newspapers available
• Complimentary beverages and meals
• USB port and power outlets at each seat

Economy Class

• Seat pitch of 32 inch
• Seat width of 17 to 18.5 inch
• Personal 10.4 inch touchscreen with AVOD
• Mood lighting
• Complimentary meals and beverages