I got it at 21h30.

Not surprised, seeing how Jet don't have any method to their emailing madness. I've got "it's time to (web) check-in" emails anywhere from 18 hours to 20 minutes before the flight. Or not at all. Only to learn that "sorry, you can't check in online."

Why did the JetChildren who write the JetDrivel decide to send out this outage email so last minute?

And what exactly are they doing that they need a whole week of down time to do it? Whole banks manage to switch entire platforms overnight.

Jet's website isn't my favourite by any means, but it was never that bad that it basically had to be shut down for a whole week without notice.

Speedy implementation is one thing. But the timing and nature of some of Jet's recent doings almost make it seem like someone's making impulsive, spur-of-tme-moment decisions and pushing them through without a thought of the immediate consequences (I'm not going to say Anita).

Even the BMC and my local cablewallah manage to notify customers well in advance of planned service outages.