Jagson Airlines

Jagson Airlines(former),Jagson charters(current)
IATA
JA
ICAO
JGN
Callsign
JAGSON
Founded 1991
Hubs New Delhi, Mumbai
Secondary hubs Pune
Focus cities Shimla
Frequent-flyer program Xaverian
Airport lounge The jagson retreate
Alliance Sky team(2006-2012)
Fleet size 5
Destinations 9
Company slogan Soarng to new heights.
Parent company Jagson group
Headquarters Delhi, India
Key people Jagdish P.Gupta, Chairman

Jagson Airlines is an airline based in Delhi, India. It operates scheduled and charter services between India, Bhutan and Nepal.[1]

History

The airline was established and started operations in November 1991. It began charter operations with two 18-seat Dornier 228-201 aircraft and later operated regular services from Delhi. It is wholly owned by Jagson International.[1] In 2006 they announced plans to expand their services to 9 cities, using leased Airbus A321-200 aircraft.The airline currently offers only charter service from Delhi and Mumbai.The Avro RJ85 registered VT-JJC has been grounded.VT-JJK another AVRO RJ-85 is at london

Because of the trouble the airlines were having with cancelled flights and numerous other problems, Jagson Airlines has not and has no plans to launch a nationwide low-cost airline. They are currently continuing as a regional airline in India.[2]

Jagson Airlines have two MI-172 helicopters and 3 Dornier-228 aircraft's that are a part of their fleet.[3]

Jagson has recently taken deliveries of RJ 80s / BAe 146-200s Avro Regional Jets. They will be starting operations to all their previous routes shortly. Efforts were on to merge the erstwhile MDLR, which operated the same type of aircraft, and form a 5 aircraft airline.

Destinations

A Jagson Airlines Dornier 228 aircraft in current livery

Jagson Airlines currently flies to the following destinations:

South Asia

Fleet

As of December 2012 the Jagson Airlines fleet includes:

Jagson Airlines Fleet
Aircraft In Service Passengers
(Economy)
Notes
Dornier 228-200 3 19
Mil Mi-172 2 24
Avro RJ85 1 5
Total 6

In Popular Culture

An aircraft of this airline was shown in the 2007 movie, The Darjeeling Limited.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 "Directory: World Airlines". Flight International. 2007-04-03. p. 96.
  2. Airliner World, February 2007
  3. "Jagson Airline Flights". airflights.TO. Retrieved 2014-06-25.

External links