As the year comes to an end, the London plans of all the major airlines in India still look shaky. But no one is giving up yet. Vistara, IndiGo and everyone want more of London Heathrow and other United Kingdom airports going forward.
Emirates and SpiceJet have signed a codeshare deal which will allow Emirates customers to buy tickets to their destinations inside India on SpiceJet. The deal is supposed to have been live by now, but is not live on either the Emirates or the SpiceJet website so far.
SpiceJet has announced plans to fly to the RAK Emirate of the UAE from December 2019 onwards, and also establish a UAE based airline with 5 737 MAX aircraft to fly between UAE and European destinations.
Spicejet Business Class has been taken off one ex-Jet Airways aircraft, and this marks the beginning of the reconfiguration of the Jet Airways aircraft taken over by SpiceJet
The DGCA has issued an advisory on the carriage of certain series of Macbook Pro models on board aircraft in India. Here is how to find out if you can still fly with your Mac or not.
Delhi Airport is shuffling flights from Terminal 2 to Terminal 3 for SpiceJet and IndiGo from September 5, 2019 onwards. Check if your flight has been affected.
SpiceJet has applied for slots to operate flights to London Heathrow and Manchester with an A330-300. It plans to operate daily flights on both the routes.
SpiceJet added flights to Jeddah and Dhaka from Mumbai and Delhi as well as Riyadh and Bangkok from Mumbai. SpiceJet has now added Mumbai – Hong Kong flights using ex-Jet Airways bilateral rights.