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Crude oil prices crash 42% from April’s $126 peak. More downside coming?Global oil markets are stabilizing after months of turmoil caused by the Strait of Hormuz closure and war damage. Crude prices have plummet...- IndiGo, SpiceJet shares rally up to 4% as crude oil prices fall below pre-war levels after 42% crashAviation stocks, including IndiGo and SpiceJet gained after crude oil prices declined sharply as supply concerns eased following progress i...
- IndiGo, SpiceJet & other travel stocks plunge up to 7%. Two big reasons whyTravel stocks, including IndiGo, SpiceJet, ixigo, Toman Cook and Yatra Online, fell sharply after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citize...
- Crude oil price crash: 25 stocks which benefit the most from Iran war ceasefireOil Top Stocks to Buy: A two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran has boosted Indian stocks. Brent crude prices fell significantly after ...
- SpiceJet shares in focus after aircraft window frame dislodges mid-flightSpiceJet shares are under scrutiny following a mid-air incident involving a dislodged cosmetic window frame on a Q400 aircraft. The airline...
- SpiceJet to bring 10 grounded planes back into service by mid-AprilSpiceJet plans to reintroduce 10 grounded planes by mid-April 2025, including four Boeing 737 MAX, enhancing its fleet amid a strong recove...
- Market movers: What led to up to 12% jump in Ludlow Jute, Cheviot and Gloster?The MSP of Raw Jute (TDN3 equivalent to TD5 grade) has been fixed at Rs.4,750 per quintal for 2022-23 season with an increase of Rs.250 ove...
- SpiceJet, Boeing settle 737 MAX-related claimsThe announcement from the country's second-largest airline comes a day after billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed Akasa Air plac...
- SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh plans fleet expansion as carrier nears beak-evenSingh said he’d like to add another 30-40 passenger aircraft to SpiceJet’s fleet over the next two years, on top of an existing order book ...
- India's SpiceJet settles with Boeing MAX aircraft lessor CDB AviationThe 737 MAX was grounded worldwide in March 2019 after two fatal crashes in five months killed 346 people, plunging Boeing into a financial...
- SpiceJet shares jump over 4% after DGCA lifts ban on Boeing 737 Max aircraftIndia's aviation regulator DGCA on Thursday lifted the ban on Boeing 737 Max planes' commercial flight operations after almost two-and-half...
- SpiceJet climbs 10% as DGCA to study FAA decision on Boeing 737 MAX planesSpiceJet has a fleet of 13 such planes that were grounded in March 2019, as per a PTI report. SpiceJet and now-shuttered Jet Airways were o...
- SpiceJet has several offers for stake sale, reveals Ajay SinghThe collapse of debt-laden Jet Airways India Ltd. gave SpiceJet an advantage over bigger rival IndiGo.
- DGCA issues additional safety instructions for flying B737 MAX planesJet Airways and SpiceJet are the two Indian carriers that operate the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
- India aviation authority grounds Boeing 737 MAX airplanesThe order came after the UK, Germany and France joined 12 countries grounding the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
- SpiceJet approaches govt to seek help; request to be put up before PMO: MoS for Civil Aviation Mahesh SharmaSuffering a total liability of about Rs 2,000 cr, beleaguered no-frill carrier SpiceJet approached the government and sought urgent financi...
- SpiceJet skids over 12% in 12 days post Rakesh Jhunjhunwala check-inIn a rare case of a Jhunjhunwala-invested stock going on a free-fall, the ace investor's investment in SpiceJet has depreciated by over 12%...
- SpiceJet cancels over 1,800 flights in domestic sectorThe air carrier has cancelled a total of 1,861 flights, a few to Kathmandu in Nepal and all others connecting domestic cities, till Dec 31,...
- DGCA to not review move to impose curbs on SpiceJet; stocks falls nearly 13%piceJet Ltd slipped as much as 12.8 per cent in trade on Monday, after the DGCA said it won't review its decision to impose curbs.
- SpiceJet dives over 12% as AAI puts it on cash-and-carryShares of low-cost airline SpiceJet dived over 12 per cent in intraday trade to touch a low of Rs 16.15.
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