Mumbai, Sep 13 - Jet Airways resumed operations on a modest scale with 37 flights Sunday after a crippling five-day strike by pilots ended overnight.

A trickle of passengers started arriving at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport here early Sunday to catch flights that were announced by the private carrier, an official said.

Two of the flights - Mumbai-Dubai and return - were operated on an international route.

On the domestic route, flights would operate on the Mumbai-Delhi, Vadodara-Mumbai, Delhi-Mumbai, Mumbai-Bangalore, Mumbai-Mangalore (including return), Mumbai-Hyderabad (return), Mumbai-Chennai, Ahmedabad-Delhi, Delhi-Lucknow (return), Delhi-Vadodara (return), Madurai-Chennai, Chennai-Coimbatore and Chennai-Bangalore (return).

The operations are expected to completely normalise when the pilots are delegated duties Sunday evening, an official said. The airline is likely to announce resumption of more operations.

Early Sunday morning, Jet Airways Chairman Naresh Goyal said an amicable agreement had been reached.