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SpiceJet has been unable to keep its schedule and the airline has not been flying enough. The fleet is a shadow of its former self, and the carrier, in shambles.
Delhi Airport will reopen Terminal 1, which has been in redevelopment since 2019. IndiGo and SpiceJet will have some flights move over in the next couple of weeks.
SpiceJet customers were issued a blunt warning about the expectancy of disruption to operations out of Mumbai Airport on August 13, 2024. The social media post was subsequently deleted.
Akasa, SpiceJet and IndiGo are some of the Indian Carriers, and Delhi and Mumbai are some of the Indian airports which are currently affected by a global IT outage which is currently ongoing.
Go First has received interest from two interested parties, which include SpiceJet’s Ajay Singh and EaseMyTrip’s Nishant Pitti.
Spicejet plans to let go about 1/6th of its workforce as it tries to survive the fiscal headwinds the airline is under at the moment.
In a bizarre turn of events, it seems IndiGo’s founding father, Rakesh Gangwal, might be interested in taking exposure to SpiceJet, which will save the airline and might just be Gangwal’s second coming into Indian aviation.
SpiceJet insists that it will sail through the current turbulence, and thrive. However, their lessors want their aircraft taken away from SpiceJet.
I flew a SpiceJet 737-8 MAX aircraft so that you could decide if you wanted to fly them or not. Here is how that went…
SpiceJet, the Indian no-frills carrier, has received another notice for “extended surveillance”, where they won’t be able to operate more than 50% flights of their schedule. Here are the details.
SpiceJet has been ordered by the Government of India to cut back 50% of its schedule and will get the rights to operate these flights only after they can display operational reliability. However, the airline says, it is really not affected, as it is already operating a truncated schedule.
