Jet Airways on Friday said it restored full inventory on the
travel portal MakeMyTrip, nearly three weeks after the
carrier snapped the business with the portal, protesting a particular fare scheme.
"Full inventory of Jet Airways is available on the portal. MakeMyTrip customers will now be able to access and book all domestic and international Jet flights," the Nasdaq-listed portal said.
In a separate statement, Jet also said its full inventory will be available on the portal.
Jet Group chief commercial officer Sudheer Raghavan said, "We are pleased to announce the resumption of our full inventory on MakeMyTrip once again and we look forward to a mutually-beneficial association between the two companies."
MakeMyTrip chief operating officer and co-founder Keyur Joshi said, "We value our relationship with Jet and look forward to strengthening it, as we continue to partner with them. We stand committed to providing customers the best quality of services and value-based offerings."
While Jet had limited the inventory available to the portal for sale, budget carrier IndiGo had completely pulled it off to protest against the 'opaque fares' scheme the portal had put up on its website.
Opaque fares' was a scheme offered by travel portals such as Yatra and MakeMyTrip, which offered heavily discounted air tickets without disclosing the airline name until the payment was made.
However, the Director General of Civil Aviation had directed all airlines to "immediately withdraw" participation from such schemes through a directive on March 28.
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