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SpiceJet funding crunch delays pilot pay, messages show, as it seeks state-backed loanSpiceJet is delaying pilot salaries since March, seeking an emergency government loan to stabilize operations amid rising fuel costs and re...- Higher airfares can price out people from flying: IATA Chief EconomistAirlines plan to increase ticket prices to offset rising fuel costs. This move might make flying unaffordable for some travelers. Jet fuel ...
- SpiceJet to induct 3 Airbus A320s on damp lease, ungrounds Boeing 737 MAXSpiceJet is adding three Airbus A320 aircraft on a damp lease basis. These planes will join the fleet in July 2026. The airline has also br...
- 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 adds Boeing 737, ungrounds 737 MAX for winter expansionSpiceJet has significantly boosted its fleet by adding five aircraft this month, including a Boeing 737 MAX returning to service, as part o...
- SpiceJet to induct five Boeing 737s ahead of winter season to cater peak demandSpiceJet is set to bolster its fleet with five more Boeing 737 aircraft under a damp lease agreement, primarily to meet the anticipated sur...
- SpiceJet to induct five more Boeing 737 ahead of winter rushSpiceJet is expanding its fleet. The airline will lease five more Boeing 737 aircraft. This is in preparation for the Winter 2025 travel se...
- SpiceJet to induct seven aircraft by end of NovemberWith a ₹3,000 crore fund injection, SpiceJet is set to expand its fleet by adding seven leased aircraft and reintroducing three grounded pl...
- SpiceJet bolsters network with 44 new flights for winter seasonSpiceJet is gearing up for the winter season with the addition of 44 new flights that cover both existing and fresh routes. The airline has...
- SpiceJet inducts five Boeing 737 aircraft into its fleetSpiceJet has added five leased Boeing 737s, including three Boeing 737 Max aircraft, to its fleet. The airline's expansion plans involve in...
- SpiceJet to induct ten narrow-body Boeing 737 aircraft beginning September 2023SpiceJet has signed a lease agreement for 10 Boeing 737 aircraft to join its fleet in September 2023, five of which will be 737 Max planes....
- SpiceJet announces a 20% salary hike for pilots, reports sayBudget carrier SpiceJet has announced a 20% salary hike for pilots from October, ETNow reported on Thursday. SpiceJet reportedly received t...
- SpiceJet inducts 2 wide-body planes to its cargo fleetWith the latest induction, SpiceJet will have a fleet of 19 cargo aircraft, including five wide-body jets. Other than the wide-body aircraf...
- SpiceJet to induct its first Airbus A340 cargo aircraft in freighters fleetSpiceJet plans to have a dedicated fleet of nine freighter aircraft consisting of five Boeing 737s, three Bombardier Q-400s and one Airbus ...
- SpiceJet inducts two Airbus A320 aircraftSpiceJet, which has been struggling due to grounded Boeing 737 MAX airplanes, is looking at option beyond Boeing aircraft to expand in the ...
- SpiceJet shares jump 11% as it plans to expand its fleetThe company is planning to expand its Bombardier fleet by inducting five more Q400s.
- SpiceJet to add five more 90-seater Bombardier Q400s to fleetThree of these planes will join the fleet in the next ten days while the remaining two will be inducted by June, SpiceJet said in a stateme...
- SpiceJet surges 9% on inducting new aircrafts to its fleetThe company said that the new inductions will bring down flight cancellations to nil.
- Will induct 16 Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft on dry lease: SpiceJetSpiceJet said the new inductions will not just bring down flight cancellations to nil but also help in SpiceJet's aggressive international ...
- Aviation ministry refuses to let Ross, Nabha board SpiceJetThe ministry feels the nine-member board of SpiceJet has four foreign nationals. Therefore, two more foreign nationals cannot be taken on b...
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