SpiceJet won the bid to operate 102 special flights, catering to over 13,800 pilgrims from Guwahati, Gaya, Bhopal, Indore, Aurangabad, and ...

SpiceJet announced the lease of two wide-body A340 planes for Haj operations from Srinagar and Guwahati, with the first phase starting on M...

SpiceJet has announced that it has obtained the authorization to conduct Haj flights from seven cities, including Srinagar, Gaya, and Guwah...

The decision comes against the backdrop of the uncertainty over cash-starved Go First, which has cancelled all flights since May 3. The bud...

SpiceJet is the only Indian airline operating Haj flights this year, it claimed. The operation of special Haj flights is set to resume afte...

The airlines has challenged Delhi Airport's direction to the airline to shift a part of its operations from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2.

Low-cost carrier GoAir will be shifting its entire operations to T2 at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport from October 29.

A senior executive at Indi-Go said it will have to resort to legal recourse against DIAL if it is forced to make the partial shift.

The terminal will remain operational for about two weeks, following which it may be thrown open for full-fledged operations.

Plans are afoot to expand the IGI airport by constructing a fourth runway and creating additional, related infrastructure.

AirAsia India, an LCC that recently started flights to and from Delhi, was even asked to operate from Terminal 3 for lack of space.

DIAL officials said that international carriers would move to T3 between 12 noon and 6pm on July 14.