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Latest Articles in spicejet airlines
SpiceJet Hits 2-year Low After Aviation Regulator Halves Capacity
The Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) also said on Wednesday that the domestic airline will be subjected to "enhanced surveillance".
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Hope To Start Broadband Internet Service On SpiceJet Aircraft Soon: CMD
SpiceJet will induct more Boeing 737 Max aircraft over the next few months and it hopes to start broadband internet service on its planes soon, its Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) Ajay Singh said
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SpiceJet Settles $24 Mn Financial Dispute With Credit Suisse
SpiceJet said it has settled its commercial dispute worth around USD 24 million with Credit Suisse, with low-cost airline agreeing to pay the settlement amount over a mutually agreed period of time
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SpiceJet Allows Passengers To Pay For Tickets In 3, 6, Or 12 Instalments
To avail the EMI scheme, passengers need to provide basic details like PAN number, Aadhar number or VID and verify it with a one-time password
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Spicejet Q1 Net Loss Widens To Rs 729 Cr
The airline's operating revenue stood at Rs 1,266 crore in the first quarter of 2021-22, higher than Rs 705 crore reported in the year-ago period
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SpiceJet, Go First Have Not Paid Rs 2.74 C For Using Ahmedabad Airport's Runway Till June 1: Govt
All Indian airlines have taken measures — such as cutting salaries and firing employees — since March 2020 to conserve their cash flows.
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SpiceJet Stocks See Buying on Fundraising News
The share prices of SpiceJet, a Gurgaon-headquartered leading low-cost airline, saw increased buying even today and ahead of the June 30 Board Meeting where it is expected to discuss fund raising.
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SpiceJet Inks MoU With Avenue Capital For Aircraft Financing
Avenue Capital Group are specialists in the field of aircraft leasing and have identified the new planes to be ordered by SpiceJet as a unique opportunity for investment
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SpiceJet Net Loss At Rs 57 Cr In Q3 FY2021
The Gurugram headquartered low-cost carrier reports EBIDTA profit of INR 451.4 Cr with 447 percent jump in revenue from cargo as it transported 13.2 million doses of Covid vaccine
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SpiceJet Freighter Division Launches Real-Time Tracking Service
“SpiceXpress has the capability to deliver all kinds of cargo both within and outside India. In the times of social distancing, technology and digitization have an extremely critical role to play in ensuring seamless execution of operations with utmost safety.
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SpiceJet Launches 21 New Domestic and International Flights
Connects Jharsuguda with key metros of Mumbai & Bengaluru; Connects Hyderabad with Vishakhapatnam, Tirupati & Vijayawada; To connect Mumbai with Ras Al-Khaimah
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SpiceJet Begins Freighter Services To Leh
SpiceJet's first freighter flight SG 7370 departed from Delhi at 9:05 am on Thursday and reached Leh at 10:40 am. The airline's first scheduled cargo flight from Leh departed at 11:25 am
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SpiceJet Launches 4 International Flights To Muscat, 58 On Domestic Routes
Besides connecting Muscat with flight from Delhi and Ahmedabad, SpiceJet will be the first and only domestic carrier to launch flights on the Delhi-Kandla-Delhi sector
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Covid Impact: SpiceJet Q1— Loss Due To Flight Suspension
SpiceJet reported a net loss of Rs 593.4 crore for the April-June 2020 quarter (Q1) due to Covid. However, its Cargo revenue more than doubled during this period even as the company launched aggressive cost reduction plans
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SpiceJet To Run Drone Trials For Cargo Deliveries
India's lockdown, the world's biggest and strictest when it began, triggered a surge in demand for home delivery of household goods, food and medicines as the coronavirus crisis deepened.
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