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Jet Airways offers exciting prizes to travellers

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI SEPT. 30. Passengers travelling on over 250 daily flights of Jet Airways to any of the 40 destinations on the domestic private carrier's network can win attractive prizes every month beginning October 1.

Jet Airways has partnered Constests2win.com to offer exciting prizes worth Rs. 10 lakhs to the winners of Jet Elite Surprizes. To participate all that a passenger is required to do is to answer a set of simple questions in a form available in the seat pocket or with the cabin crew. A separate flier providing details about the programme will be kept in seat pockets. Completed form can then be either returned to the cabin crew or mailed to Jet Airways.

Jet Elite Surprizes is an extension of the pioneering Jet Elite programme where passengers avail of discounts at leading star category hotels across India on presenting the boarding pass or Jet Privilege Gold and Silver cards.

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