Jet Airways on Tuesday has introduced 65 new weekly services to its flight operations.
The additional flights - spread across its international and domestic routes - would take effect from December, the airline said in a statement.
The additional frequencies, Jet Airways noted, would strengthen the domestic and international connectivity via its hubs based in Delhi and Mumbai.
The introduction of additional flights to its operations by Jet Airways comes amid high competition in the country's civil aviation sector, boosted by robust growth in passenger traffic registered over past few months.Jet Airways said it had added a daily direct flight from Pune to Singapore, and added a third daily frequency to Singapore from its hubs in Mumbai and Delhi.On its international network from Delhi, Jet Airways added a third service between Delhi and Bangkok, and a fourth frequency on the Delhi-Kathmandu route.
The airline said the move was in its bid to "meet the growing demand from travelers".
The carrier also introduced a second frequency to Doha from Delhi and Mumbai.Effective dateFrequency No.Flight No.OriginDestination5th Dec#39W 08BOMSIN5th Dec#39W 07SINBOM5th Dec#39W 58DELBKK5th Dec#39W 57BKKDEL5th Dec#29W 202DELDOH5th Dec#29W 201DOHDEL5th Dec#49w 262DELKTM5th Dec#49W 261KTMDEL5th Dec#79W 526BOMDXB5th Dec#79W 525DXBBOM5th Dec#29W 560BOMDOH5th Dec#29W 559DOHBOM1st Dec#39W 16DELSIN1st Dec#39W 15SINDEL1st Dec#19W 22PNQSIN1st Dec#19W 21SINPNQEffective dateFrequency No.Flight No.OrgDes5th Dec#49W 394DELATQ6th Dec#49W 810ATQDEL5th DecIncreased to daily9W 3501BOMATQ5th DecIncreased to daily9W 3502ATQBOM(Source: Jet Airways)On its domestic network, Jet Airways announced introduction of a fourth frequency between Delhi and Amritsar, and a direct daily service connecting Mumbai to Amritsar.
These services will be operated with effect from December 5, Jet Airways said.Jet Airways also announced a limited-period sale of tickets on its domestic network.
The carrier announced a discount of up to 30 per cent on international flights under its end-of-year global sale, called "Happy Holidays".
Bookings under the sale would open from December 5 to December 11, it noted.Domestic airlines carried 1,146.4 lakh passengers in the first ten months of calendar year 2018, as against 954.45 lakh in the corresponding period a year ago, marking a growth of over 20 per cent, according to data from aviation regulator DGCA or Directorate General of Civil Aviation.