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Contact Tele Check-In Are you a Club Première passenger or a holder of the Jet Privilege Platinum, Gold, Silver or Blue Plus card? You just avoided the wait at the airport. When business takes you places, your every minute is precious. Breeze through check-in with our Tele check-in facility. Call our special tele check-in numbers at the airport up to 75 minutes before departure and confirm that you will be at the airport at least 30 minutes before your scheduled flight. We will keep your boarding card ready to hasten your check-in. If you are a Club Première passenger or a Jet Privilege Platinum, Gold, Silver or Blue Plus card member, you enjoy tele check-in facilities. Use the extra time to shop, go sightseeing or simply catch up with your work. City Tele Check-In Number(s) Chennai 044 – 28414141(0600-2200), 2256 1818 (2200-0600) Mumbai 022 - 56986111 Agartala 0381- 2341403 Ahmedabad 079 – 22868307, 22866240, 22866540, 22884832 Aurangabad 0240 - 2487076 Bangalore 080 - 25221929 Bhavnagar 0278 - 2202003/4/5 Bhuj 02832 - 254836 Coimbatore 0422 - 2572001 Delhi 011 – 41641414 Goa 0832 - 2541354 / 2540029 Gurgaon 0124-5055061 Guwahati 0361 – 2840600 Hyderabad 040 - 23401222 Imphal 0385 – 2455054, 2455121 Indore 0731 - 2620819 / 2620893 Jaipur 0141 – 2551352 / 2551354 Kozhikode 0483 - 2712375 Jammu 0191 – 2453888 / 2453999 Kolkata 033 – 22292227 Lucknow 0522 - 2434010 Nagpur 0712 - 2283384 Mangalore 0824 – 2253434 Pune 020 – 26685591 / 92 / 93 Rajkot 0281 – 2442930 Trivandrum 0471 – 2500860 Udaipur 0294 - 2656193 Vadodara 0265 - 2483938, 2484209, 0265 - 2337051 / 52 Raipur 0771 - 2418618 Singapore +65 6243 2500, Fax Check-in=>6243 2511 Jet gets Sahara assets, road clear for merger New Delhi March 31, 2006 Rights cannot be transferred to a third party. Allowing the transfer of Air Sahara’s entire fleet and airport infrastructure to Jet Airways, the government today cleared the way for the Lucknow-based airline’s Rs 2,300 crore acquisition. The government’s aircraft acquisition committee, which included representatives from the civil aviation ministry, the Directorate-General of Civil Aviation and the Airports Authority of India, had agreed to the transfer of all Air Sahara properties, including parking bays and slots, to Jet Airways, civil aviation ministry officials said. Today's decision will be the benchmark for all future mergers and acquisitions in aviation, including the proposed merger of state-owned carriers Air-India and Indian. The Jet-Sahara deal, announced in January, was stuck over the transfer of assets as the government was initially opposed to it. Last week, after several rounds of negotiations, Jet Airways and Air Sahara had decided to extend the March 23 deadline for concluding the deal by 90 days as a result of the delay in approvals. According to sources close to the deal, the merger would not have taken place in its current form if the government permission to transfer the entire infrastructure had not come. Jet Airways and Air Sahara executives refused to comment on the development. With this, Jet Airways gets the entire 26 aircraft belonging to Air Sahara, its 26 parking slots in various airports across the country as well as rights to operate 134 flights a day to 34 destinations. Jet Airways operates 300 flights a day to 43 destinations with its 53 aircraft. The permission to transfer the assets has been granted on the condition that these will not be further transferred or leased to a third party. Government sources said the aircraft acquisition committee had finalised its guidelines on mergers and acquisitions and would be sending them to the civil aviation ministry very soon for its approval. The sources added that the new guidelines would be out next week after Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel gave his nod. The guidelines on mergers and acquisitions in the aviation sector are expected to draw up the detailed norms regarding how infrastructure, aircraft and operational permits will be transferred in the case of a merger. 
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