Released on: October 18, 2007, 2:19 am

Press Release Author: Parinaz Driver

Industry: Transportation & Logistics

Press Release Summary: October 17, 2007 : Jet Airways pilot training centre in
Mumbai has acquired two new full flight simulators B777 - 300 ER and Airbus 340 /
330 for flying training of pilots.

The two simulators Boeing 777-300 ER and Airbus 340/330 were supplied to Jet Airways
by CAE, Inc., Canada, an established world leader in providing simulation and
training solutions to commercial airlines


Press Release Body: October 17, 2007 : Jet Airways pilot training centre in Mumbai
has acquired two new full flight simulators B777 - 300 ER and Airbus 340 / 330 for
flying training of pilots.

The two simulators Boeing 777-300 ER and Airbus 340/330 were supplied to Jet Airways
by CAE, Inc., Canada, an established world leader in providing simulation and
training solutions to commercial airlines

Jet Airways has also received DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation)
certification to carry out training on Boeing 777 - 300 ER and an Airbus 340 / 330
simulators.

Jet Airways Simulator Training Centre in Mumbai, presently has 4 Full Flight
Simulators (FFS), and besides these, the airline has one FTD (Flight Training
Device), and one Multi Functional Training Device (MFTD), and two Integrated
Procedure Trainers ( IPT).

The full- flight simulator replicates in every detail the cockpit of the aircraft
that it simulates. It also reproduces, with great accuracy and realism, the visual
environment the aircraft appears to be flying in, including clouds, thunderstorms,
and the landing approaches of airports around the world.

Each simulator also recreates operational emergency situations the cockpit crew has
to be trained for. The use of the simulator as a training device greatly reduces the
cost of training, which otherwise would have to be incurred on the actual aircraft.

All our simulators are level D certified zero flight time devices which allow us to
transition a pilot from simulator training directly to line training, thereby
eliminating the need for flying training on an actual airplane which was the earlier
practice. The simulators are capable of carrying out initial, upgrade, recurrent and
specialized training such as low visibility and airport qualification for critical
airports such as Leh and Kathmandu. In the financial year 2006-2007 we trained 107
first officers and 54 Captains on our B737 simulators alone. This year we expect to
carry out approximately 10000 hrs of training on the B737 simulators and 5000 hrs
each on the A330 and B777 simulators.

Jet Airways has ordered 10 new Boeing 777 - 300 ERs, of which six have been already
delivered and are operating its twice-daily services on the Mumbai - London route
and a daily service on the Mumbai- Brussels - New York (Newark) route. Jet Airways
has exercised the option for acquiring 3 additional Boeing 777 - 300 ER's for
delivery during the year 2009. Also on order are 10 Airbus 330-200s, out of which
four have already been delivered and operating on the India - London and Delhi -
Toronto routes.

Jet Airways Chief Executive Officer Mr. Wolfgang Prock- Schauer said "As a part of
our expansion plans, and deliveries of Boeing 777 - 300 ER and Airbus 330 wide body
aircraft into our fleet, these new simulators will enable us to provide high quality
pilot training".

Mr. Prock - Schauer further added: "CAE offers the highest quality in its simulators
combined with the ability to meet our aggressive delivery schedule. It has been
proved that CAE is the right choice as our simulation equipment provider."

Jet Airways, the Spirit of New India:

Jet Airways currently operates a fleet of 67 aircraft, which includes 6 Boeing
777-300 ERs aircraft, 50 classic and next generation Boeing 737-400/700/800/900
aircraft, 4 Airbus A330-200 aircraft and 7 modern ATR 72-500 turboprop aircraft.
With an average fleet age of 4.82 years, the airline has one of the youngest
aircraft fleet in the world. Jet Airways operates over 350 flights daily.

Flights to 53 destinations span the length and breadth of India and beyond,
including New York (Newark), Toronto, Brussels, London Heathrow, Singapore, Kuala
Lumpur, Colombo, Bangkok and Kathmandu. The airline plans to extend its
international operations to other cities in North America, Europe, Africa and Asia
in phases with the introduction of wide-body aircraft into its fleet. Since its
inception in May 1993 to end- September 2007, Jet Airways has flown over 76.7
million passengers.

JET AIRWAYS
PUBLIC RELATIONS
NEW DELHI & MUMBAI, INDIA
OCTOBER, 2007

Jet Airways (I) Ltd
www.jetairways.com

RAGINI CHOPRA
VICE PRESIDENT - CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS & PR
NEW DELHI, INDIA
TEL: +91-11-4164 5080
FAX: +91-11-4609 5084
raginic@jetairways.com

A.K. SIVANANDAN
SR. GENERAL MANAGER - PR
NEW DELHI, INDIA
TEL: +91-11-2652 3357
FAX: +91-11-2652 3348
asivanandan@jetairways.com

SRIRUPA SEN
MANAGER - PR
MUMBAI, INDIA
TEL: +91-22-2852 3648
FAX: +91-22-2920 4437
ssen@jetairways.com

Web Site:
http://www.jetairways.com/Cultures/en-US/India/About+Us/Press+Room/Press+Releases/


Contact Details: Jet Airways (India) Ltd.
S.M. Centre,
Andheri-Kurla Road,
Andheri (East),
Mumbai 400059
India

Phone: +91 22 4019 1000
Fax: +91 22 2920 1313