Jet Airways flies 2 million passengers in May 2011

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Jet Airways Group flew a record 2 million passengers in May 2011.

Jet Airways flew a record 1.55 million pax on its domestic and international network; while JetLite flew an equally impressive 0.47 million passengers.

In the domestic market, the annual holiday season lifted domestic passenger traffic for Jet Airways by 17%, as compared to the same period last year.

The growth in International passenger traffic saw a similar 17% increase, reflecting the impact of Jet Airways’ international codeshares and introduction of new routes as well as strategic marketing and network initiatives.

Nikos Kardassis, Chief Executive Officer, Jet Airways (I) Ltd said, “Besides helping further consolidate our leadership position in Indian skies, this new milestone of flying 2 million guests further reiterates the fact that Jet Airways, Jet Airways Konnect and JetLite have all catered to distinct passenger segments. Thus, it has been the group’s ability to fully anticipate customer and market requirements and consequently customize its product to cater to these requirements that has helped Jet Airways stay ahead. I am certain that our focus to deliver customer delight will further help Jet Airways build on its industry benchmarks of convenience and comfort for its guests.”

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