We examine, in the linear approximation, the stability of a compound jet of nonmiscible liquids with respect to small axisymmetric perturbations of the interfaces. The instability characteristics are given for jets with inviscid and very viscous outer shells. The conditions governing the suppression of rapidly growing instabilities of the inner part (core) of the jet by a viscous shell are determined.
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