Jet Airways today said that it will deploy wide-body Airbus A330s on more domestic and international routes, which will boost its capacity by up to 50 per cent on other key sectors.
The new wide-body aircraft will be deployed on the Mumbai-Kuwait-Mumbai and Mumbai-Jeddah-Mumbai routes, aside from Mumbai-Chennai-Mumbai and Mumbai-Bengaluru-Mumbai legs on the airline's domestic network, Jet said in a statement.
While the wide-body service between Mumbai and Chennai will begin from January 15, the Mumbai-Jeddah and Mumbai- Bengaluru services will begin from January 16, and the Mumbai- Kuwait from January 18, 2017. Earlier this year, the airline began operating its A330s between Mumbai-Delhi and Delhi- Kolkata routes.
With these upgrades, the airline will be able to offer its premium product on Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata sectors. Chief commercial officer Jayaraj Shanmugam said introduction of wide-body services will also increase capacity on the key routes by as much as 50 percent.
------------------------------------------------- Being Human ties up with Style Quotient Jewellery
Being Human, run by the Salman Khan Foundation has tied up with Style Quotient Jewellery to launch a range of Being Human fashion jewellery.
Style Quotient Jewellery is the exclusive global licensee of Being Human Jewellery to design, manufacture, distribute and retail the brand.
The entire range of Being Human Fashion Jewellery comprises rings, earrings, neckwear and bracelets. Multiple material like brass, copper, mixed alloy, fabric, leather and ceramic have been used to craft these trend setting collections. The jewellery will be catering to young audiences of 15-25 years, a statement issued here said.
--------------------------------------------------- Mahindra to donate 25 ambulances to Saibaba Sansthan Trust
Mahindra & Mahindra chairman Anand Mahindra, in his personal capacity, will be be donating 25 ambulances to the Shri Saibaba Sansthan Trust in Shirdi to help it to offer medical services in remote areas of Maharashtra.
The trust recently started a 'Sai ambulance scheme' to provide 500 ambulances to some NGOs in the state so that they can provide immediate medical services in the remote areas, through CSR funds from various companies.
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