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India's premier full-service international airline.
Founded
1992
Headquarters
Mumbai, India
Jet Airways was a major Indian full-service airline founded in 1992 by Naresh Goyal, commencing operations in May 1993. It grew to become one of India's largest carriers, operating an extensive domestic and international network spanning destinations across Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East.
At its peak, Jet Airways operated a modern fleet of Boeing and ATR aircraft and was known for its premium in-flight service and loyalty program, JetPrivilege. The airline was a member of no major global alliance but had significant codeshare partnerships with multiple international carriers.
Jet Airways suspended all flight operations in April 2019 following severe financial difficulties and an inability to secure emergency funding. A revival effort was launched after a consortium led by Jalan-Kalrock acquired the airline, and the airline received its air operator certificate in 2022, though commercial flights had not fully resumed as of the knowledge cutoff.
Hubs & network
Jet Airways primarily operated from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai, with secondary hubs at Delhi and Chennai.
Fleet
Jet Airways operated a fleet primarily consisting of Boeing 737, Boeing 777, Boeing 737 MAX, and ATR 72 turboprop aircraft.
Notable facts
- ›Jet Airways suspended all operations in April 2019 due to a severe financial and liquidity crisis.
- ›The airline was founded by Naresh Goyal, who served as chairman for decades.
- ›Its frequent flyer program, JetPrivilege, was later spun off as InterMiles.
- ›A Jalan-Kalrock Consortium won the airline in insolvency proceedings and sought to revive it.
- ›Jet Airways received a renewed Air Operator Certificate from India's DGCA in May 2022.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International AirportBOM · 50 rtsIndira Gandhi International AirportDEL · 38 rtsKempegowda International Airport BengaluruBLR · 15 rtsNetaji Subhash Chandra Bose International AirportCCU · 14 rtsChennai International AirportMAA · 13 rtsZayed International AirportAUH · 11 rts
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Route network
AJL → GAUAT7
ATQ → DEL738
AUH → BOM73H 320
AUH → MAA73H
AUH → TRV320
BAH → BOM73H
BDQ → BOM73W 738 73H
BHO → DELAT7
BKK → DEL73H
BLR → AUH320 73H
BLR → CCU738
BLR → KUL738
BLR → MAA739 AT7 738
BOM → BAH73H
BOM → BHU73G
BOM → CMB73H
BOM → DAC739 73H
BOM → DEL739 73H 738
BOM → DIUAT7
AMD → DEL738 73W
AUH → DMM73H
AUH → KWI73H
BHJ → BOM73H
BHU → BOM73G
BLR → BOM738 73W 73H 739
BLR → DEL73H 738
BLR → GOIAT7
BLR → HYDAT7
BOM → AUH73H 320
BOM → BHJ73H
BOM → BHO73G
AJL → CCUAT7
AMD → AUH320
AUH → BLR73H 320
AUH → COK73H
AUH → HYD73H
BKK → BOM739 73H
BLR → CJBAT7
BLR → IXEAT7 738
BLR → TRV73H
BOM → BDQ73W 738 73H
BOM → BKK73H 739
BOM → CJB738
BOM → BLR738 73W 739 73H
BOM → CCJ738
BOM → DMM73H
BOM → DOH73H
BOM → GOI73H
BOM → HKG77W
AMD → BOM738
AUH → AMD320
AUH → CCJ320
AUH → DEL73H 320
BHO → BOM73G 738
BLR → COKAT7
BLR → IDR738
BLR → PNQ738
BLR → VTZ73G
BOM → AMD738
BOM → BRU332 333
BOM → CCU73H 738
BOM → COK73H
BOM → DXB73H
BOM → HYD738 73H
BOM → IDR73H 73G
BOM → JAI73W
BOM → JNB332
BOM → NRT737
BOM → RPR738
BRU → EWR333
BRU → YYZ332 333
CCJ → AUH320
CCJ → BOM738
CCU → AJLAT7
CCU → BLR738
CCU → IXZ738
CJB → BOM738
CJB → MAAAT7
COK → SHJ73H
DAC → DEL738
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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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ch-aviation· 9/4/2026
India's top court upholds ruling in Jet Airways dispute
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Arab News· 9/19/2026
Jet Airways’ lenders hope bidding process can save airline
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Aerospace Global News· 2/13/2026
After 6 years grounded, Jet Airways Boeing 777s are sold for $46 million
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STAT Times· 3/31/2026
Challenge Group wins auction for two more Jet Airways B777-300ERs
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Moneycontrol.com· 7/13/2026
From an Audi A6 to Boeing aircraft, Jet Airways' remaining assets to go under the hammer
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The Times of India· 8/3/2026
Jet Airways’ first of 3 B777 departs Mumbai for life as freighter
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