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Jet Airways flies non-stop to Heathrow from Amritsar, starting June 28, 2006.

New Delhi, June 28, 2006
NRI press

NRI Goyal, owner Jet Airways told media group that Jet Airways will start non-stop flight from Amritsa to Heathrow, starting June 28, 2006.

In keeping with our endeavour to introduce newer and innovative ways to provide our passengers with the finest flying experience, it gives us great pleasure in presenting the only non-stop flight between Amritsar and London.

Fly direct from Amritsar to London, with no stop-over and choose from our 3 class configuration of PREMIERE, Premium Economy and Economy. Experience truly world-class luxury onboard. Stretch out with the luxurious seat pitch in PREMIERE and Premium Economy. Enjoy the latest Hollywood, Bollywood, Punjabi movies, short programmes and music. Relish Indian and Punjabi cuisine, savour the finest wines and liquors from around the world and arrive completely refreshed at Heathrow airport 'Terminal 4'.

Jet Airways also flies non-stop to Heathrow from Mumbai and Delhi on India's first A340-300E aircraft.

On board our brand new Airbus, treat yourself to on demand audio-video with our state-of-the-art entertainment system. Take your pick from our long list of fine wines. Enjoy the luxury of dining at a time you find convenient; there’s a spread of gourmet Indian, Continental and Oriental cuisine.

Then, stretch out on your absolutely flat bed as you experience the joy of flying with an airline that’s redefining global standards. An airline that is making the world look up.

Jet Airways’ A340-300 Enhanced aircraft will carry 269 passengers in a two-class layout and will boast of having the quietest cabins in the sky. "Premiere" with 38 seats offers a luxurious six-abreast seating. With this arrangement, passengers are assured of either an aisle or window seat. What’s more special passengers get to experience the best-in-class comfort of 180 degree flat bed seats with a seat pitch of 73 inches.

A comfortable 32" seat pitch in the Economy class with 231 seats, has passengers typically seated eight-across ensuring that no passenger is ever more than one seat away from an aisle.