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Changes in Jet's international network
* BOM-BKK being reduced to 2 daily eff 14JUL. One daily will be extended to SGN from the same date. While DEL-BKK becomes a turnaround service
* DOH-TRV/CCJ will be made daily permanently from 01JUN, earlier the daily service was between 14DEC - 14JAN, and 01JUN - 30SEP, with 3 weekly for the other periods
* GOI-AUH may be permanently cancelled, as it will not be resumed from 15JUN as per schedule. 9W still lists GOI-AUH-GOI between 10DEC - 31JAN for Winter peak periods.
* 9W will end 5th freedom flights between AUH-DMM & AUH-KWI from 14SEP
* 9W will tweak schedules for both IXE/PNQ-AUH from 14SEP
9W502 IXE1945 - 2215AUH 73H D
9W501 AUH2315 - 0415+1IXE 73H D
9W514 PNQ0305 - 0500AUH 73H D
9W513 AUH2155 - 0235+1PNQ 73H D
It's also possible that 9W will add a 4th daily BOM-IXE
More changes are expected.
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| When did BLR-AUH move to a 4 AM departure? |
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| justbala wrote: | | When did BLR-AUH move to a 4 AM departure? |
This season
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9W will be tweaking its BOM - CDG flight times effective Aug '15
New schedule:
1234567 BOM CDG 1055 1700 9W 124 332*C
1234567 CDG BOM 1900# 0735 9W 123 332*C
Old Schedule:
1234567 BOM CDG 1235 1840 9W 124 332*C
1234567 CDG BOM 2110# 0950 9W 123 332*C |
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| avbuff wrote: | | 9W will be tweaking its BOM - CDG flight times effective Aug '15 |
Ojas, can you also give a small analysis of this change: what connection it enhances, what is missed out, and so on?
Thanks, Sumantra. |
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| avbuff wrote: | 9W will be tweaking its BOM - CDG flight times effective Aug '15
New schedule:
1234567 BOM CDG 1055 1700 9W 124 332*C
1234567 CDG BOM 1900# 0735 9W 123 332*C
Old Schedule:
1234567 BOM CDG 1235 1840 9W 124 332*C
1234567 CDG BOM 2110# 0950 9W 123 332*C |
Is this with BKK changes in mind and conxn to SIN ? Just speculating
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| ameya wrote: | | avbuff wrote: | 9W will be tweaking its BOM - CDG flight times effective Aug '15
New schedule:
1234567 BOM CDG 1055 1700 9W 124 332*C
1234567 CDG BOM 1900# 0735 9W 123 332*C
Old Schedule:
1234567 BOM CDG 1235 1840 9W 124 332*C
1234567 CDG BOM 2110# 0950 9W 123 332*C |
Is this with BKK changes in mind and conxn to SIN ? Just speculating |
The old one also connected to SIN (CDG-SIN only)/BKK. Now will connect CDG-BOM-SIN/BKK only.
The retiming may be due to SGN now being linked onto BOM-BKK. Although, if that's what they had in mind, CDG-SGN (2-stop) seems incredibly uncompetitive... 
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| I actually like it better. Makes it easier to connect intra europe and let's you leave europe and arrive early enough to make it to the office at a reasonable time in the am. I just wish 9W would partner with Delta. Then we'd finally get some options for flights to and within India |
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| Caliguy wrote: | | I just wish 9W would partner with Delta. Then we'd finally get some options for flights to and within India |
They parted ways in Oct 2012  |
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| abhijith16 wrote: | Changes in Jet's international network
* BOM-BKK being reduced to 2 daily eff 14JUL. One daily will be extended to SGN from the same date. While DEL-BKK becomes a turnaround service
* DOH-TRV/CCJ will be made daily permanently from 01JUN, earlier the daily service was between 14DEC - 14JAN, and 01JUN - 30SEP, with 3 weekly for the other periods
* GOI-AUH may be permanently cancelled, as it will not be resumed from 15JUN as per schedule. 9W still lists GOI-AUH-GOI between 10DEC - 31JAN for Winter peak periods.
* 9W will end 5th freedom flights between AUH-DMM & AUH-KWI from 14SEP
* 9W will tweak schedules for both IXE/PNQ-AUH from 14SEP
9W502 IXE1945 - 2215AUH 73H D
9W501 AUH2315 - 0415+1IXE 73H D
9W514 PNQ0305 - 0500AUH 73H D
9W513 AUH2155 - 0235+1PNQ 73H D
It's also possible that 9W will add a 4th daily BOM-IXE
More changes are expected. |
4th daily BOM IXE is now available for sale starting 16th September
9W 437 BOM 1725 IXE 1845
9W 438 IXE 0515 BOM 0645
No additional flights loaded from BOM yet
PNQ-MAA has been retimed as well
9W 493 MAA 1740 PNQ 1920
9W 496 PNQ 2000 MAA 2145 |
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Jet Airways offers lounge facilities at London Heathrow with Plaza Premium Lounge agreement
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Jet Airways stated (26-Jun-2015) that through an arrangement with Plaza Premium Lounge, it is offering the airline’s Premiere, JetPrivilege Platinum & Gold members access to lounge facilities at London Heathrow’s Terminal 4 from 22-Jun-2015. Jet Airways operates three times daily service to London Heathrow from India. |
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| abhijith16 wrote: | | * BOM-BKK being reduced to 2 daily eff 14JUL |
That (re)increase certainly didn't last long.
There likely wasn't enough BBB feed from the shrinking number of longhauls for the third flight to thrive.
| abhijith16 wrote: | | One daily will be extended to SGN from the same date. |
Makes sense. It was dumb to make it a DEL flight to start with. Pick one secondary hub and stick with it.
And is it the morning departure from Bombay that's being extended to Saigon? If so, then that means even more of the backpackers might be induced to fly Fibga.
In any event, word is that the trashiest of them all (BKK & KTM) are the mainstay of the Paris flight. Poor CMB, unfortunately, remains as seamless as it ever was. Or maybe Jet discovered time travel?
| avbuff wrote: | 9W will be tweaking its BOM - CDG flight times effective Aug '15...:
1234567 BOM CDG 1055 1700 9W 124 332*C
1234567 CDG BOM 1900# 0735 9W 123 332*C |
Hahahah!
No doubt this will be hailed as a wonderful, brilliant decision and proof of how Jet's the best there ever was.
Of course, when I suggested the very same thing, the same crowd exploded into declarations of how that was the dumbest idea ever and so forth.
It's all about the messenger and not the message.
| sri_bom wrote: | | Jet Airways offers lounge facilities at London Heathrow with Plaza Premium Lounge agreement |
Kai koo? Haven't they been using Etti's lounge?
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http://indiablooms.com/ibns_new/travel-details/N/160/jet-airways-unveils-new-website-offering-one-stop-solution-for-travellers.html
Jet Airways unveils new website offering one-stop solution for travellers
July 1
Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, on Wednesday launched its new website jetairways.com, which has been built around the theme 'Designed to Delight.'
The all new website features user friendly navigation, simplified and integrated booking process and responsive design for a seamless experience across desktops, tablets and smartphones. The mobile-first design approach offers guests an improved interface for a consistent experience across devices.
In addition, the new website also provides for easy accessibility for differently abled guests.
Designed with a strong focus on innovation, jetairways.com has smart features such as payment in local currency in select countries, Express Checkout and Seat Select options. The website features 61 country specific sites including sites in eight languages besides English.
The new smarter and faster booking engine, with country specific payment options and opportunity to combine travel essentials such as car rentals, travel insurance and hotels within the flight itinerary will further enhance the guests’ online booking experience.
Cramer Ball, Chief Executive Officer, Jet Airways, said, “The new Jet Airways website will provide guests with a refreshed, one-stop service for all their travel requirements. The use of latest trends in user experience, design, personalisation and technology, will provide a unique experience which we believe will ensure our guests keep coming back. Jet Airways has always been at the forefront of adopting evolving technology to enhance guest experience across touch points. The new website symbolises our continued commitment to our customer focused ‘Guest First’ service philosophy, which is at the core of our business.”
The new website will provide guests quick access to key tasks they wish to complete on priority, like booking flights, check-in, viewing flight status, manage booking etc.
Another thoughtful addition, especially for price-sensitive guests, is the seven day timeline at the top of the flight search results page which will show fares on either side of the travel and departure date. Guests will also have the option to sort flights based on price, time of departure and connecting time.
The website, designed following extensive research and feedback from frequent flyers, bloggers and travel writers, will also offer guests promotional fares and special deals on flights across the Jet Airways network.
Guests on Jetairways.com can avail exclusive benefits of 500 bonus JPMiles for every flight booked and the flexibility to change or cancel tickets within 24 hours of booking with no penalty fee.
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| 747-237 wrote: | | Jet Airways unveils new website offering one-stop solution for travellers |
Ooh... I haven't seen it yet, but I won't be surprised if it's a case of lipstick on a pig.
Or rather, all things considered, another layer of cheap foundation on the dirty old whore.
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| jasepl wrote: | | 747-237 wrote: | | Jet Airways unveils new website offering one-stop solution for travellers |
Ooh... I haven't seen it yet, but I won't be surprised if it's a case of lipstick on a pig.
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Most features of the JP programme on the site were dysfunctional last night. Don't software writers do even the most rudimentary checks any more ? Or is it peculiar to 9W ? |
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| amd_flyer wrote: | | jasepl wrote: | | 747-237 wrote: | | Jet Airways unveils new website offering one-stop solution for travellers |
Ooh... I haven't seen it yet, but I won't be surprised if it's a case of lipstick on a pig.
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Most features of the JP programme on the site were dysfunctional last night. Don't software writers do even the most rudimentary checks any more ? Or is it peculiar to 9W ? |
The dysfunctional FFP of a dysfunctional airline has a dysfunctional website.... We really can't expect any different after all this time.
And yes, this is a Jet speciality. The last time around they shut down their website for 5 whole days to make major changes and when it was back up, there were no changes and it was just as crappy as ever.
Ooh.. that reminded me of the ai.com vs jet.dumb compare... Still brings a chuckle!
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| amd_flyer wrote: | | jasepl wrote: | | 747-237 wrote: | | Jet Airways unveils new website offering one-stop solution for travellers |
Ooh... I haven't seen it yet, but I won't be surprised if it's a case of lipstick on a pig.
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Most features of the JP programme on the site were dysfunctional last night. Don't software writers do even the most rudimentary checks any more ? Or is it peculiar to 9W ? |
Pretty much everything worked for me last night, even logging in to JP, manage my booking and seat select, make changes to booking, etc
Of course, by night I mean I was up till 4AM or so getting to know the site, and it worked reasonably well so... 
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Thats fortunate Jishnu,
None of the works for me, also the email verfication dint work
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I think its now a universally known fact that Jet's nice to me in every single way except new registrations.....
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So I had a very quick look through the new new jet.dumb
I'm delighted to report that the crockery still retains a special mention, with a dedicated page.
However, it really, really, really saddens me that Rosenthal is now Rosengone. Replaced by William Edwards.
Not that I've heard of either, but I'm still sad
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| The new website also doesn't show what aircraft is operating each flight. |
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The article is a bit of a joke. Btw I love that Emirates is facing a capacity shortage - really? Then why for months was one able to get $800-900 fares from the US to India (unheard of fares for years and both Emirates and Etihad offered them for flights going up to December). It seems that Emirates is aggressively dumping in the indian market (by which I mean always having some extra capacity to ensure fares don't stabilize at reasonable levels). Look there will always be a desperate airlines offering cheap fares (good for consumer). That's what the Kuwait's of the world are for. You can't have the 3rd largest international carrier out of India pricing like a bottom feeder. Ruins the whole market and Indian cities loose nonstop connectivity for the honor of duty free shopping in Dubai. |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 5:37 pm Post subject: Jet Airways B737 near Leh on Jul 7th, loss of cabin pressure |
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A Jet Airways Boeing 737-700, registration VT-JGZ performing flight 9W-2368 from Delhi to Leh (India) with 114 passengers and 7 crew, was enroute at FL390 when the aircraft performed an emergency descent, the passenger oxygen masks deployed, due to the loss of cabin pressure. The aircraft continued to Leh where the aircraft landed safely.
A replacement Boeing 737-700 registration VT-JGX was dispatched to Leh and performed the return flight 9W-2369 reaching Delhi with a delay of 5.5 hours.
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| Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2015 6:01 pm Post subject: Re: Jet Airways B737 near Leh on Jul 7th, loss of cabin pres |
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| megatop747 wrote: | A Jet Airways Boeing 737-700, registration VT-JGZ performing flight 9W-2368 from Delhi to Leh (India) with 114 passengers and 7 crew, was enroute at FL390 when the aircraft performed an emergency descent, the passenger oxygen masks deployed, due to the loss of cabin pressure. The aircraft continued to Leh where the aircraft landed safely.
A replacement Boeing 737-700 registration VT-JGX was dispatched to Leh and performed the return flight 9W-2369 reaching Delhi with a delay of 5.5 hours.
Src http://avherald.com/h?article=488f6c7f&opt=0 |
What was the snag.....pressurization leak.....
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| Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2015 12:58 am Post subject: Re: Jet Airways B737 near Leh on Jul 7th, loss of cabin pres |
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| HAWK21M wrote: | | megatop747 wrote: | A Jet Airways Boeing 737-700, registration VT-JGZ performing flight 9W-2368 from Delhi to Leh (India) with 114 passengers and 7 crew, was enroute at FL390 when the aircraft performed an emergency descent, the passenger oxygen masks deployed, due to the loss of cabin pressure. The aircraft continued to Leh where the aircraft landed safely.
A replacement Boeing 737-700 registration VT-JGX was dispatched to Leh and performed the return flight 9W-2369 reaching Delhi with a delay of 5.5 hours.
Src http://avherald.com/h?article=488f6c7f&opt=0 |
What was the snag.....pressurization leak..... |
....the pilots allegedly failed to switch on the auxiliary power unit (APU) which led to drop in cabin pressure.
The pilots allegedly forgot to switch on the APU, which is mandatory for flights operating from Leh, resulting in sudden drop in cabin air pressure which led to deployment of oxygen masks for the passengers, they said.
http://www.indiatvnews.com/news/india/cabin-pressure-in-jet-flight-drops-as-pilots-fail-to-switch-apu-52512.html
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| from 23rd July 9W goes 9X daily on BOM-MAA-BOM. New flight at 1310 from BOM, 1540 from MAA |
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| harshwcam3 wrote: | | The new website also doesn't show what aircraft is operating each flight. |
Didnt show me the number of miles I would be earning either. |
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Jet Airways: 14% of pilots are women
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Jet Airways said 14% of its pilots are women, compared with 12.5% two years ago (Economic Times, 06-Jul-2015). Between Jan-2013 and May-2015, 42 female pilots joined the airline, around 15% of the total pilot intake in that period. |
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| 15a wrote: | | from 23rd July 9W goes 9X daily on BOM-MAA-BOM. New flight at 1310 from BOM, 1540 from MAA |
also adding a 3rd daily HYD-RJA from the same date, this flight'll extend to BLR both ways
From 23JUL, 9W will add 6x weekly additional BLR-CCU
9W661 BLR1045 - 1320CCU 73H x2
9W662 CCU1430 - 1705BLR 73H x2
from 14th July, one of 9W's BHO-BOM/DEL will be extended to both HYD and LKO respectively
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| abhijith16 wrote: | | 15a wrote: | | from 23rd July 9W goes 9X daily on BOM-MAA-BOM. New flight at 1310 from BOM, 1540 from MAA |
also adding a 3rd daily HYD-RJA from the same date, this flight'll extend to BLR both ways
From 23JUL, 9W will add 6x weekly additional BLR-CCU
9W661 BLR1045 - 1320CCU 73H x2
9W662 CCU1430 - 1705BLR 73H x2
from 14th July, one of 9W's BHO-BOM/DEL will be extended to both HYD and LKO respectively |
Since no new planes are coming, obviously something else is getting terminated and these flights are being launched. Wonder what is getting terminated. Too many network changes continue for 9W
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| abhijith16 wrote: | | 15a wrote: | | from 23rd July 9W goes 9X daily on BOM-MAA-BOM. New flight at 1310 from BOM, 1540 from MAA |
also adding a 3rd daily HYD-RJA from the same date, this flight'll extend to BLR both ways
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This is also to thwart or blunt the new services proposed by TruJet and may be Air Costa to RJA. Added benefit will be a one stop service to BLR, which has been adding services to the new Andhra Pradesh. Services from BLR now exceed DEL and MAA and trail HYD only.
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| Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 3:32 pm Post subject: Re: Jet Airways B737 near Leh on Jul 7th, loss of cabin pres |
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| 747-237 wrote: | | HAWK21M wrote: | | megatop747 wrote: | A Jet Airways Boeing 737-700, registration VT-JGZ performing flight 9W-2368 from Delhi to Leh (India) with 114 passengers and 7 crew, was enroute at FL390 when the aircraft performed an emergency descent, the passenger oxygen masks deployed, due to the loss of cabin pressure. The aircraft continued to Leh where the aircraft landed safely.
A replacement Boeing 737-700 registration VT-JGX was dispatched to Leh and performed the return flight 9W-2369 reaching Delhi with a delay of 5.5 hours.
Src http://avherald.com/h?article=488f6c7f&opt=0 |
What was the snag.....pressurization leak..... |
....the pilots allegedly failed to switch on the auxiliary power unit (APU) which led to drop in cabin pressure.
The pilots allegedly forgot to switch on the APU, which is mandatory for flights operating from Leh, resulting in sudden drop in cabin air pressure which led to deployment of oxygen masks for the passengers, they said.
http://www.indiatvnews.com/news/india/cabin-pressure-in-jet-flight-drops-as-pilots-fail-to-switch-apu-52512.html |
Forgot.....Dont they use checklists at 9W
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| iah87 wrote: | | abhijith16 wrote: | | 15a wrote: | | from 23rd July 9W goes 9X daily on BOM-MAA-BOM. New flight at 1310 from BOM, 1540 from MAA |
also adding a 3rd daily HYD-RJA from the same date, this flight'll extend to BLR both ways
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This is also to thwart or blunt the new services proposed by TruJet and may be Air Costa to RJA. Added benefit will be a one stop service to BLR, which has been adding services to the new Andhra Pradesh. Services from BLR now exceed DEL and MAA and trail HYD only.
India does not need this many regional carriers, especially in the South. |
RJA looks temporary for the religious festival. Even Trujet is expected to reduce frequencies once the festival is over
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| Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 2:21 am Post subject: |
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http://www.livemint.com/Companies/ZTkSsh3Aljca74K6eOlUaP/Jet-Airways-ends-loss-making-routes-renegotiates-key-contra.html
Jet Airways ends loss-making routes, renegotiates key contracts
Jul 24 2015
Jet Airways on Thursday said it has discontinued loss-making routes, renegotiated major contracts, and introduced efficiency enhancement measures as India’s second largest airline by passengers carried expects to return to profit by 2017-18.
Jet did not disclose details of the discontinued routes and renegotiated contracts.
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| Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 9:26 am Post subject: |
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| 747-237 wrote: | | Jet Airways ends loss-making routes |
Is that routes already ended? Such as:
AMD-LHR
ATQ-LHR
AUH-DMM
AUH-KWI
BBI-Everywhere
BDQ-DEL
BKK-CCU
BLR-BRU
BLR-DXB
BOM-JNB
BOM-PVG
BRU-JFK
BRU-MAA
CCU-DIB
CMB-DEL
CMB-MAA
DEL-IXU
DEL-JED
DEL-KWI
DEL-MCT
DEL-MXP
DEL-NAG
DEL-RUH
DXB-HYD
DXB-MAA
Everywhere-IXA
Everywhere-VGA
Everywhere-TIR
Everywhere-VTZ
IXJ-SXR
KUL-MAA
PVG-SFO
Or are we going to see more JetCuts?
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| Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 1:20 pm Post subject: |
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| jasepl wrote: | | 747-237 wrote: | | Jet Airways ends loss-making routes |
Is that routes already ended? Such as:
AMD-LHR
ATQ-LHR
AUH-DMM
AUH-KWI
BBI-Everywhere
BDQ-DEL
BKK-CCU
BLR-BRU
BLR-DXB
BOM-JNB
BOM-PVG
BRU-JFK
BRU-MAA
CCU-DIB
CMB-DEL
CMB-MAA
DEL-IXU
DEL-JED
DEL-KWI
DEL-MCT
DEL-MXP
DEL-NAG
DEL-RUH
DXB-HYD
DXB-MAA
Everywhere-IXA
Everywhere-VGA
Everywhere-TIR
Everywhere-VTZ
IXJ-SXR
KUL-MAA
PVG-SFO
Or are we going to see more JetCuts? |
They never had BLR-DXB, DEL-RUH, DEL-JED or DEL-MCT. DEL-NAG/IXU have both returned, but as just one-ways (I think). IXJ-SXR was cut to allow for dedicated nonstops from DEL...
But, of course, I wouldn't expect you to know that 
Expect JetCuts from BRU and the US of A. 
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| Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 2:21 pm Post subject: |
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Hahah okay, but there's lots more where those came from:
GOI-HYD
COK-KWI
DEL-KWI
CCJ-MCT
BHO-HYD
HYD-IDR
HYD-NAG
BOM-PAT
TRV-SHJ
and on and on.
| abhijith16 wrote: | | Expect JetCuts from BRU and the US of A. |
If they're simply going to move the layover from Brussels to Dhabi, I wouldn't call it a cut.
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