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Stocks in news: RIL, TCS, IDFC First Bank, BPCL, SpiceJetIndian equity markets saw profit booking on April 9, ending a five-day rally. Several companies like RIL, TCS, and IDFC First Bank are in f...- SpiceJet secures MoU for 10 aircraft, bets on more than doubling capacitySpiceJet is set to significantly expand its operations. The airline has received a Memorandum of Understanding for ten new aircraft. This m...
- SpiceJet expands fleet with 5 more Boeing 737s; Daily flights rise to 176Low-cost carrier SpiceJet has boosted its fleet to 35 aircraft by adding five Boeing 737s, including a 737 MAX, to support its winter sched...
- SpiceJet inducts 5 new aircrafts, aims to more than double its operational fleet by November endBudget airline SpiceJet has significantly expanded its fleet by adding five more aircraft on damp lease, bringing the total additions to te...
- SpiceJet inducts an Airbus A340, two Boeing 737s to its fleet as part of winter expansionSpiceJet is expanding its fleet with three new aircraft, an Airbus A340 and two Boeing 737s. This marks the start of its winter expansion p...
- SpiceJet launches daily flights to Port Blair & Udaipur to boost winter travel across IndiaSpiceJet is expanding its winter schedule with daily flights to Port Blair and Udaipur. Flights to Port Blair from Kolkata and Delhi are no...
- SpiceJet to induct widebody Airbus A340 as part of fleet expansionSpiceJet is set to enhance its fleet by leasing an Airbus A340, expected to arrive by late September and begin operations in early October....
- SpiceJet expands fleet by signing eight Boeing 737 aircraftSpiceJet is expanding its fleet. The airline will add eight Boeing 737 aircraft. This follows earlier agreements to lease ten more planes. ...
- SpiceJet holds annual general meetingSpiceJet shareholders on Monday sought to know about the airline's funding and expansion plans during the annual general meeting. At the 40...
- SpiceJet eyes 75 new aircraft to its fleet over next two years using Rs 3,000 cr QIP boostSpiceJet plans to expand its fleet by adding 75 aircraft over the next two years, funded by a recently concluded Rs 3,000 cr QIP. CEO Ajay ...
- SpiceJet finalises lease agreements for 10 aircraft ahead of a busy summerSpiceJet has finalized lease agreements for ten aircraft to prepare for the upcoming summer schedule, expecting higher demand. The airline ...
- SpiceJet joins global airlines' grouping IATASpiceJet is the first Indian budget carrier to join the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which has over 290 airlines as memb...
- FlyDubai eyes partnership with SpiceJetSpiceJet, which is firming up its ambitious fleet expansion plans, is evaluating possible partnership with Gulf's low cost airline FlyDubai.
- SpiceJet plans to raise Rs 300 crore debtIn a filing to the stock exchange on Thursday, SpiceJet said it plans to expand its fleet by 40 per cent to 50 planes by March 2016.
- SpiceJet promoters to infuse another Rs 300 crore into the airlineThe board has also approved a plan of increasing the fleet size of the airline to 50 aircraft by the end of March 2016.
- SpiceJet to issue convertible securities to promoter, may fetch budget airline nearly Rs 200 croreSpiceJet today said it would issue convertible warrants to its promoter, which could fetch the budget airline nearly Rs 200 crore at the cu...
- SpiceJet needs funds, but no promoter stake sale on cards: Sun GroupSun Group said it would explore options including equity contribution from existing shareholders and raising debt.
- SpiceJet denies move to offload stakeSpiceJet denied any move to offload stake and said it has adequate funds for expansion.
- SpiceJet to begin Kolkata-B'lore flightPrivate low cost airline SpiceJet plans to connect Kolkata to Hyderabad and introduce an additional flight to Bangalore with the newly indu...
- SpiceJet to double fleet, increase flightsLow-cost carrier SpiceJet has lined up a major expansion plan. The airline plans to more than double the size of its fleet within the next ...
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