Independent Indian carrier Spicejet will inaugurate flights to Dubai from Delhi and Mumbai later this month as it doubles its international network. The carrier will offer daily services from both ...

With just 21 planes, SpiceJet risks falling below the regulatory threshold for international operations, which requires ...

SpiceJet’s fleet drop to about 21 aircraft puts its international operations at risk, as the financial and operational ...

Having commenced domestic operations in May 2005,Spicejet will take its first steps into the international market from October 7 th with a six-weekly, Delhi-Kathmandu service, the capital of Nepal, ...

SpiceJet's operational fleet has dropped to 21 aircraft, nearing the regulatory minimum for international flights, amid financial struggles and maintenance delays.

India’s SpiceJet is to “significantly” restructure its balance sheet in the coming months, raise fresh equity, and embark on an “aggressive push” to grow its fleet. Airline chief Ajay Singh says the ...

Once a formidable challenger in the Indian skies, budget carrier SpiceJet is currently navigating one of the most turbulent chapters in its history. As of April 2026, the airline is grappling with a ...

Indian low-cost operator SpiceJet is attempting to raise over $350 million to “stabilise” its operations and financial position. The airline is in the process of raising Rs30 billion ($357 million) ...

SpiceJet will operate 250 daily flights during the Winter Schedule 2025 – a sharp increase from 125 daily flights in the preceding Summer Schedule and 150 daily flights during the last winter season, ...