Jet Airways stated "most favorite Airline for Business Class" At Cnbc Awaaz Travel Awards 2010

Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline, was acknowledged the ‘Most favorite Airline for Business Class’ at the fourth edition of the CNBC Awaaz Travel Awards 2010, held by CNBC Awaaz, India’s business channel, in connection with One Stop Shop, the fastest growing e-commerce business in India.

The award was offered by Kumari Selja, Honourable Minister for Tourism, in Delhi at a glittering ceremony in New Delhi yesterday, in front of numerous luminaries from the travel and trade industry.

These Awards, based on an exhaustive consumer response study accomplished across 11 cities, with over 1918 respondents across the entire segments (which include Adventure, General public, Corporate), seek to know and honour the best in class destinations, organizations and service providers based on an objective study conducted by India’s leading research firm, Nielsen.

Mr Sudheer Raghavan, Chief Commercial Officer, Jet Airways, said:

“The CNBC Awaaz Travel Awards 2010 are extensively respected across the tourism and trade industry and we are charmed to receive this honour. At Jet Airways, we are dedicated to offering our guests the very best travel experience in the skies, and awards such as these stand testimony to the quality of our services and cheer us to further increase the bar in customer service excellence.”

AIRLINE OFFERS MONEY BACK APPROVAL ASSURANCE

All-business class airline Open Skies is contributing an assurance to customers that they will take pleasure in their flight - and a full refund if they don't.

The airline announced the new scheme "Love the whole thing or Pay zero" promise September 8, saying that the tender was extraordinary in the airline segment.


It says that the agreement was encouraged by an investigation of travelers that exposed 96.85 percent of its travelers would counsel the airline. Customers can reserve the flights obtainable by Open Skies, which runs an all-business class examine between New York and Washington to Paris, from September 8 to November 30 at by calling the airline.

British Airways-owned Open Skies is one of the business class services in survival, subsequent the termination of most of its competitors in 2007-2008. Numerous petite airlines began reaching across the Atlantic services during the mid-2000s only to be required to stop operations subsequent the spike in oil prices throughout 2008.

With Eos, MAXjet and Silverjet all consigned to business class record, only the large names still function all-business class aircraft - Singapore Airlines operates a examine between Singapore and New York and Los Angeles, Lufthansa flies a production jet to New York from Munich, Frankfurt and Dusseldorf and British Airways flies a daily all-business class London City - New York route.

AIR INDIA MAY LAND BOEING DREAMLINER ONLY IN SEPTEMBER 2012

The first Boeing 787 Dream liner aircraft to Air India is still delayed by 6 months, because it is still under the production and yet to step forward to commercial service worldwide.

Administrator sources said Business Line that the airline has acknowledged a communication from Boeing that there will be a delay in delivery so the aircraft will be landed around September-October 2012.

The airline had ordered 27 Boeing 787s as part of a 68-aircraft order in 2006.it is a big production so only it is taking much time to land itself, where other aircraft's prepared by Air India are already being finished and delivered to the airline

The airline's Chief Operating Officer (COO), Captain Gustav Baldauf, and board member, former Air Chief Fali Major, were recently present at the Boeing plant in the US to get the update progress for the delivery of Boeing 787. India President, Dr Dinesh Keskar said that that the Boeing 787 aircraft has already been painted in the ensign of airline at the organization in Seattle.

The Boeing 787-8 aircraft can able to carry 210-250 members for the travel of 14,200-15,200 km. The special advantage is that it launches new path including Australia, Africa and U.S.A.

The airline has already demanded a compensation for the delay of Boeing, but they are sure about receiving the first aircraft in June 2010 followed by the delivery of another five aircraft during the year.