Spicejet Cancellations
-
{
- All
- News
-
SpiceJet Waives Off Flight Cancellation Charge For Bengaluru
Budget passenger carrier SpiceJet said that it has waived off flight cancellation charges for operations from Bengaluru for a limited period of time.
-
Spicejet Critical Of Proposed Changes In Cancellation Charges
India has been the fastest growing aviation market in the world with domestic passengers travel demand spiking 20 per cent in the last fiscal.
-
SpiceJet Revises Ticket Cancellation Charges
The move comes three month after the two other carriers -- Jet Airways and IndiGo - steeply hiked the ticket cancellation charges, raising them in some cases by 50 per cent to 100 per cent.
-
SpiceJet Extends Flight Cancellations Till January 31
The airline, currently part of Kalanithi Maran-led Sun Group, has been going through turbulent times in recent months, mostly due to its growing financial troubles, while there have been talks of its original co-founder Ajay Singh coming back for its rescue.
-
No Bank Wants to Lend to Us: SpiceJet
The aviation ministry had said it may request Indian banks and financial institutions to extend loans of upto Rs 600 crore to the airline -- backed by the personal guarantee of SpiceJet chairman Mr Maran.
-
SpiceJet Cancellations Trigger Chaos at Airports
There was chaos, anxiety and anger at airports across the country today as all Spicejet flights were either delayed or cancelled for several hours.
-
SpiceJet Cancellations Trigger Chaos At Airports
Yesterday, the Sun-group-controlled airline had earned some breathing space when the government said it would allow it another week to come up with a fresh proposal for equity infusion. SpiceJet has a liability burden of over Rs 2,000 crore and owes money to airports, oil companies and its employees.
-
SpiceJet Shares Plunge 13% Ahead of Board Meeting
SpiceJet shares fell as much as 13 per cent on Monday ahead of a likely board meeting on Monday. In the last five days (including today), SpiceJet shares have fallen 30 per cent. The large scale cancellations of SpiceJet flights, followed by a crash in its shares, have led analysts to compare the Budget carrier with Kingfisher Airlines, which was g...
-
SpiceJet Waives Off Flight Cancellation Charge For Bengaluru
Budget passenger carrier SpiceJet said that it has waived off flight cancellation charges for operations from Bengaluru for a limited period of time.
-
Spicejet Critical Of Proposed Changes In Cancellation Charges
India has been the fastest growing aviation market in the world with domestic passengers travel demand spiking 20 per cent in the last fiscal.
-
SpiceJet Revises Ticket Cancellation Charges
The move comes three month after the two other carriers -- Jet Airways and IndiGo - steeply hiked the ticket cancellation charges, raising them in some cases by 50 per cent to 100 per cent.
-
SpiceJet Extends Flight Cancellations Till January 31
The airline, currently part of Kalanithi Maran-led Sun Group, has been going through turbulent times in recent months, mostly due to its growing financial troubles, while there have been talks of its original co-founder Ajay Singh coming back for its rescue.
-
No Bank Wants to Lend to Us: SpiceJet
The aviation ministry had said it may request Indian banks and financial institutions to extend loans of upto Rs 600 crore to the airline -- backed by the personal guarantee of SpiceJet chairman Mr Maran.
-
SpiceJet Cancellations Trigger Chaos at Airports
There was chaos, anxiety and anger at airports across the country today as all Spicejet flights were either delayed or cancelled for several hours.
-
SpiceJet Cancellations Trigger Chaos At Airports
Yesterday, the Sun-group-controlled airline had earned some breathing space when the government said it would allow it another week to come up with a fresh proposal for equity infusion. SpiceJet has a liability burden of over Rs 2,000 crore and owes money to airports, oil companies and its employees.
-
SpiceJet Shares Plunge 13% Ahead of Board Meeting
SpiceJet shares fell as much as 13 per cent on Monday ahead of a likely board meeting on Monday. In the last five days (including today), SpiceJet shares have fallen 30 per cent. The large scale cancellations of SpiceJet flights, followed by a crash in its shares, have led analysts to compare the Budget carrier with Kingfisher Airlines, which was g...
