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How to Apply for the ICICI Jet Airways Credit Card in 2026
Heads-up: ICICI Jet Airways Credit Card is no longer openly issued, so some figures below may be stale. The application steps still show how issuer applications generally work.
The ICICI Jet Airways Credit Card is a co-branded airline card for Jet Airways (now JetLite) flyers. It offers 4 JPMiles per ₹200 on Jet Airways bookings, 1 JPMile per ₹200 on all other spends, 2 domestic + 1 international lounge visit per year, and a milestone benefit of 5,000 JPMiles on spends of ₹2 lakh in a year. The annual fee is ₹2,500, waived on ₹1.5 lakh spends.
Why this matters
Although Jet Airways has scaled down operations, the ICICI Jet Airways card is still useful for JetLite, SpiceJet, and partner airline bookings. The 4 JPMiles per ₹200 on Jet Airways bookings is competitive with co-branded airline cards.
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How to Apply for the ICICI Jet Airways Credit Card in 2026
How to apply Total time: 15 min · Estimated cost: ₹2,500 (joining fee) · You’ll need: PAN, Aadhaar, mobile, JetPrivilege membership, salary slips (if required)
Apply for the ICICI Jet Airways Credit Card and earn JPMiles on every spend. Income thresholds, eligibility, and the application process.
- Check Jet Airways card eligibility — You must be 21–60 years old, a resident Indian, with a minimum monthly income of ₹25,000. CIBIL score of 720+ is preferred.
- Apply online via ICICI website — Visit icicibank.com → Cards → Credit Cards → Jet Airways. Click Apply Now. The form is pre-filled if you are an existing ICICI customer.
- Complete the application — Provide your personal details, employment information, monthly income, and JetPrivilege membership number (if any).
- Complete Aadhaar eKYC — Authorize Aadhaar OTP eKYC. Verification completes within 60 seconds.
- Submit and track — Submit the form. The 12-digit application reference is shown. Track status in iMobile Pay. Approval takes 5–10 working days.
- Pay the joining fee and receive the card — Once approved, ICICI will charge ₹2,500 + GST as the joining fee. The card is delivered within 5 working days. Activate via IVR, iMobile Pay, or at any ICICI ATM.
- Use on Jet Airways for 4 JPMiles — Use the card on jetairways.com or the Jet Airways mobile app to earn 4 JPMiles per ₹200. Track JPMiles in your JetPrivilege account.
- Chase the milestone bonus — Spend ₹2 lakh in a year to earn 5,000 bonus JPMiles. Track progress in the ICICI app under Milestones.
Common mistakes to avoid
Jet Airways has scaled down operations, so the 4 JPMiles on Jet Airways bookings is currently only valid on JetLite and partner airline bookings. The 2+1 lounge visits are via Dreamfolks — register before your first travel.
Pro tips
- Use the card on JetLite and partner airline bookings to maximise 4 JPMiles
- Link your JetPrivilege membership in iMobile Pay
- Chase the annual milestone of 5,000 JPMiles
- Pair with ICICI Sapphiro for non-Jet travel
Frequently asked questions
What is the annual fee on the Jet Airways card?
₹2,500 + GST, waived on ₹1.5 lakh spends in the previous 12 months.
Does the 4X apply to JetLite?
Yes. The 4 JPMiles applies to JetLite and partner airline bookings via jetairways.com.
What is the milestone benefit?
5,000 bonus JPMiles on spends of ₹2 lakh in a year.
Disclosure: FinWiz24 may earn a commission when you apply through links on this page. This does not influence our editorial independence — every card is scored against the same rubric.
Sources
- ICICI credit cards — product page (verified 5 September 2026).
- Reserve Bank of India — Master Direction on Credit Card and Debit Card Issuance (verified 5 September 2026).
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