24 Feb 2016, 07:38 am
The 7-day sale, effective from Feb 23 to Feb 29.
It is valid for travel from Mar 10 onwards on all Jet Airways’ direct flights, and Jet Airways’ flights aligned with strategic partner Etihad Airways.
"The offer allows flyers to avail substantial savings of up to 30% when booking to travel on board Jet Airways’ operated international flights from India to destinations across the airline’s global network. The offer is extended to Jet Airways’ flights operated in conjunction with Etihad Airways, over the UAE national carrier’s Abu Dhabi gateway. Combined, the two airlines have 15 gateway cities in India from where travellers can fly internationally. The destinations* under the promotion include the GCC, Europe, U.S., Argentina and Australia," the company said in a statement.
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