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Jet Airways will be the most preferred domestic airline in India. It will be the automatic first choice carrier for the travelling public and set standards, which other competing airlines will seek to match.

Jet Airways will achieve this pre-eminent position by offering a high quality of service and reliable, comfortable and efficient operations.

Jet Airways will be an airline which is going to upgrade the concept of domestic airline travel--be a world class domestic airline.

Jet Airways will achieve these objectives whilst simultaneously ensuring consistent profitability, achieving healthy, long-term returns for the investors and providing its employees with an environment for excellence and growth.

Jet Airways (India) Private Limited is India's leading private airline. It boasts a market share of about 45 percent. Jet operates a relatively young fleet of Boeing 737 jets and ATR72 turboprops. It carries about seven million passengers a year. Its reputation for punctuality and outstanding service attracts a large proportion of business travelers.

Jet Airways (India) Private Limited is India's leading private airline. It boasts a market share of about 45 percent. Jet operates a relatively young fleet of Boeing 737 jets and ATR72 turboprops. It carries about seven million passengers a year. Its reputation for punctuality and outstanding service attracts a large proportion of business travelers.

Jet Airways began domestic flight operations with four new-generation Boeing 737s on May 5, 1993.

The first flights were from Mumbai (Bombay) to Delhi and Madras and ten other destinations. (Jet was not the first private airline in the skies; that distinction went to East West Airlines, which launched in February 1992.)

The first flights were from Mumbai (Bombay) to Delhi and Madras and ten other destinations. (Jet was not the first private airline in the skies; that distinction went to East West Airlines, which launched in February 1992.)

The first flights were from Mumbai (Bombay) to Delhi and Madras and ten other destinations. (Jet was not the first private airline in the skies; that distinction went to East West Airlines, which launched in February 1992.)

Jet Airways aimed to carry seven million passengers by the end of 1993, and to take in first year revenue in excess of $75 million (INR 2.4 billion

Jet Airways claimed to be the only profitable privately owned airline in India. Indeed, by 1997, five of the seven that had been launched since 1992 were grounded. By another count, more than 20 start-up airlines had been launched in India since deregulation, reported Airline Business. Jet Airways was one of the very few survivors.

In 1997, Jet Airways was operating a fleet of one dozen Boeing 737s and was ordering ten more for $486 million. By this time, Jet was India's largest private carrier, and was flying to 20 destinations.

In 1999, Jet Airways was flying 155 flights a day to 30 destinations. The fleet was up to 25 aircraft, and the airline employed 4,300 people. Jet estimated that it had a 32 percent market share and that 80 percent of its passengers were business travelers.

Jet Airways and rival private airlines in India were freed to begin flying outside the country on March 22, 2004. Colombo, Sri Lanka, was the first such international destination. Flights to Bangladesh and Nepal followed soon after.

Jet was poised to profit from an expected extension of flying rights throughout Asia. An initial public offering of 25 percent of shares, discussed since 1995, was also in the works. Jet had borrowed about $800 million to finance new aircraft.

"Jet Airways Plans Public Issue," Financial Express, December 3, 2003.

"Jet Airways Will Sport a New Look from Today," Times of India, October 21, 1999.

"Jet Airways Will Sport a New Look from Today," Times of India, October 21, 1999.