Jazeera Airways to fly to New Delhi and Mumbai starting July 1st

Jazeera Airways expansion into the Indian subcontinent follows new additions of brand new aircraft to its Airbus A320 fleet scheduled for later this month and early July.

With flights to the Indian subcontinent the young airline, which recently celebrated its eight-month birthday, has grown from an airline of five destinations to 10 destinations in record time. Today, Jazeera Airways flies to Dubai, Beirut, Amman, Bahrain, Aleppo, Luxor, Damascus, Alexandria, and -starting July 1st - New Delhi and Mumbai.

Jazeera Airways chairman and CEO Marwan Boodai said, 'We have crossed a major milestone in the development of Jazeera Airways with our expansion into India.'

He added, 'India travelers now too are free from the hassle of travel with other airlines. Jazeera Airways brings to them easy 24/7 online booking and payment, online seat reservations, leather seats, and brand new planes. In short, we bring them freedom of travel and independence in planning.'

With its entry into the market eight months ago, the airline changed the travel sector in Kuwait with its introduction of low-fares, 24-hour online booking and payment (through jazeeraairways.com), seat reservation at the time of booking, and sms booking - making it the fifth airline in the world and the first in the Middle East to introduce this service.