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Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline, has enhanced its popular Edujetter programme for 2010-2011, offering students who have secured admission in educational institutes abroad, attractive offers. These offers include, excess baggage allowance, calling cards, discounts on foreign exchange rates, bonus JPMiles for the airline’s frequent flyer programme, medical insurance, courier vouchers & discounts on lug gages.
The new Edujetter programme is valid for all students traveling from India to the UK, Australia, Europe, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, USA & Canada from now until March 31, 2011.
As part of the programme, students will enjoy numerous benefits including excess baggage allowances (between thirty and sixty-nine kgs. depending on the destination), as well as 1000 JPMiles on enrolment into the airline’s JetPrivilege frequent flyer programme that results in a free ticket after the first flight.*
In addition, students will also enjoy INR 1000 worth of free talk time from Clay Telecom with no activation, deactivation or delivery charges, three 35% discount Fed Ex overseas shipping vouchers, an ICICI travel card, discounted forex rates, ICICI Lombard Student Medical Insurance, and a 20% discount on Samsonite luggage and accessories.
According to Mr. Sudheer Raghavan, Chief Commercial Officer, Jet Airways, “Jet Airways’ Edujetter initiative is extremely popular with students traveling abroad, and is specifically tailored to ensure that they have an enjoyable, hassle-free travel experience. India’s future lies in the hands of these bright young men and women, and the Edujetter initiative is our way of supporting them.”
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