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The Indian low-cost airline Spicejet has reached an agreement with the lessors of 19 de Havilland Dash 8-400s and three Boeing 737-800s. All liabilities would have been settled and the machines would become the property of the Indian carrier
There are official reports that there are two interested parties for a possible takeover of the insolvent low-cost airline Go First. These are Sky One and Spicejet. The first mentioned company is based in the United Arab Emirates and
The Indian low-cost airline Spicejet intends to significantly reduce its workforce. Around 1.400 jobs are to be cut. The airline claims that this step is due to pressure from investors. This has been in effect for several years now
Planes are always overbooked and one or two of those affected have probably thought of sitting on the toilet so that they can still fly. Completely involuntarily had to
The Civil Aviation Authority of India has ordered extraordinary inspections of aircraft of this type registered in India following the Boeing 737 Max 9 incident that occurred on Alaska Airlines in the USA on Sunday. According to the statement from the three
The Indian low-cost airline Spicejet has been in a constant financial crisis for many years and is repeatedly confronted with lessors confiscating aircraft and/or creditors filing for bankruptcy against the company. Now they are targeting the insolvent competitor
A court in the Emirate of Dubai has released the Boeing 737-800 that was recently seized at Dubai-World Central Airport at the request of creditors. The machine affected is with the Indian registration VT-SLM. The lessor Carlyle Aviation had
On November 30, 2023, a Boeing 737-800 medium-haul jet was seized from the Indian low-cost airline Spicejet at Dubai-World Central Airport at the instigation of a lessor. The aircraft was diverted during the landing approach. The plane was down
The Indian low-cost airline Spicejet has wet leased the Airbus A340-300 operated by Legend Airlines with the registration YR-LRD. The machine is used both domestically and on international routes. According to a report by
In the area of sales, the Indian low-cost airline Spicejet is now also relying on the services of the German provider Hahn Air. An interline agreement has been concluded for this purpose. Spicejet has been a customer of the so-called for several years
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