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Jet Airways offers Abu Dhabi route
- United Arab Emirates: Saturday, April 05 - 2008 at 07:18
India's Jet Airways will begin flying to and from Abu Dhabi and the Indian cities of Mumbai and Delhi from April 23, reported Gulf News. The daily service will use Boeing 737-800 on the routes, with 126 economy class seats and 24 seats in the business class. The airline seeks to capture business and leisure travellers to India through its domestic network providing flight options to about 45 destinations within India.
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