With the crisis-hit airline grounding its fleet and stopping all operations, the multiple cancellations of domestic and international flights have created a lot of chaos among Jet Airways passengers whose travel schedule has been hampered.

The current scenario has indeed given other airlines an opportunity to expand their business, but it will burden their schedule too. SpiceJet has said it will take up some of the Jet Airways slots, adding 16 Boeing 737s and five Bombardier Q400s to its fleet. IndiGo is also set to induct more planes to its fleet.

While these steps will let passengers give a chance to reschedule their plans, online travel aggregator EaseMyTrip.com has come up with offers exclusively for the Jet Airways passengers who had booked through EaseMyTrip.com but their flights were cancelled by the airline.

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The company is giving a discount voucher of Rs 750 on all domestic flights and Rs 2000 on the international flights to such customers.

To avail the offer, customers have been requested to mail their booking details to care@easemytrip.com. They will receive their discount coupons on the registered email ID after a verification. The voucher can be used for next flights booked on EaseMyTrip.com.

Speaking about the offer, Nishant Pitti, CEO of EaseMyTrip, said, “Everyone knows that aviation industry is a little unpredictable and an ever changing affair. It is true that customers are facing hassles due to this sudden crisis but we are there to support them in every possible way. The discount of Rs 750 on domestic and Rs  2000 on international flights given by EaseMyTrip will surely comfort the customers and give them relief on their further travel plans. Other airlines are also coming on the front to make everything streamlined by increasing their operations.”

He added: “We believe challenges are the integral part of the business world and we should rigorously work towards bring a right solution to the table. The situation of Jet Airways is a little critical right now but we know that it will emerge victorious and jobs of 22,000 employees will remain intact.”