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The Joy of Flying, India's Premier Full-Service Carrier.

Founded
1992
Headquarters
Mumbai, India
Jet Airways was one of India's largest and most prominent full-service airlines, founded by entrepreneur Naresh Goyal. Operating as an air taxi operator from 1992 and receiving scheduled airline status in 1995, it grew rapidly to serve domestic and international routes across Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East. At its peak, Jet Airways was considered India's second-largest airline by market share and was known for its relatively high service standards compared to budget competitors. It operated a modern mixed fleet and was a member of no major global alliance, though it had significant codeshare partnerships with multiple carriers. In April 2019, Jet Airways suspended all operations due to a severe financial crisis and mounting debt, grounding its entire fleet. Creditors took the airline through insolvency proceedings, and a consortium led by Jalan-Kalrock was approved to revive it. As of the mid-2020s, efforts to restart operations were ongoing but faced prolonged regulatory and financial hurdles.
Hubs & network
Jet Airways' primary hubs were Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Mumbai) and Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi).
Fleet
Jet Airways operated a fleet that included Boeing 777-300ERs, Boeing 737-700/800/900s, and ATR 72-500 turboprops at the time of its suspension in 2019.
Notable facts
  • ›Founded by Naresh Goyal, Jet Airways began operations as an air taxi service in 1992 before gaining scheduled airline status in 1995.
  • ›The airline suspended all flight operations on April 17, 2019, due to a severe financial crisis and inability to secure emergency funding.
  • ›At its height, Jet Airways operated over 600 daily flights to more than 65 destinations worldwide.
  • ›A Jalan-Kalrock Consortium won approval from India's National Company Law Tribunal in 2021 to revive the airline.
  • ›Jet Airways was known for its JetPrivilege frequent flyer program, later rebranded as InterMiles after the airline's suspension.
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Route network map (292 legs)

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Route network

AMD → DEL738 73W
ATQ → DEL738
BAH → BOM73H
BKK → DEL73H
BLR → CCU738
BLR → CJBAT7
BLR → GOIAT7
BLR → IXEAT7 738
BLR → MAA739 AT7 738
BLR → TRV73H
BOM → BAH73H
BOM → BHU73G
BOM → CCJ738
BOM → CJB738
BOM → HKG77W
BOM → JDH73H
BOM → KUL772
BOM → MCT73H
BOM → NRT737
BOM → SIN73H
BRU → BOM333 332
CCU → AJLAT7
CCU → IXRAT7
CCU → PATAT7
CCU → VTZ73G
CMB → BOM73H
COK → DMM73H
COK → SHJ73H
DEL → AMD73W 738
DEL → BHOAT7
DEL → DED738
DEL → DOH73H
DEL → GOPAT7
DEL → IXC738 AT7
DEL → JDHAT7
DEL → KTM73H
DEL → LHR77W
DEL → LKOAT7 73W 739 738
DEL → RPR73W
DEL → SIN73H
DIU → PBDAT7
DMM → AUH73H
DMM → BOM73H
DOH → BOM73H
DOH → COK73H
DOH → DEL73H
DXB → IXE73H
EWR → BRU333
GAU → IMF738
HYD → AUH73H
HYD → RJAAT7
IDR → DEL73H
IMF → GAU738
IXC → DEL738 AT7
IXE → BLR738
IXM → MAAAT7
IXZ → CCU738
KUL → DEL333 738
KUL → MAA738
LHR → BOM77W
LKO → BOM73H
MAA → COKAT7 73H
MAA → DEL738
MAA → IXZ73H
RAJ → BOM73G
SIN → MAA73H
TRV → BLR73H
UDR → BOM73H 73G
VTZ → BOM738
VTZ → CCU73G
AJL → CCUAT7
AJL → GAUAT7
AUH → COK73H
AUH → MAA73H
AUH → TRV320
BKK → BOM739 73H
BLR → AUH320 73H
BLR → IDR738
BLR → KUL738
BLR → VTZ73G
Jet Airways
Encyclopaedia

Jet Airways Limited, trading as Jet Airways, was an Indian full-service airline based in Delhi, with a training and developmental centre in Mumbai. Incorporated in April 1993 as a limited liability company, the airline began operations as an air taxi operator in 1993. It began full operations in 1995, with international flights introduced in 2004. The airline went public in 2005 and in 2007, when it acquired Air Sahara. The airline was expected to re-commence its flight operations by the end of 2024, which would have made it the first Indian airline to be revived after ceasing operations. However, on 7 November 2024, the liquidation of the airline was ordered by the Supreme Court of India.

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