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SpiceJet Revival 'Going Very Well', Set To Double Fleet In A Year: Chairman
Domestic carrier SpiceJet's revival plan is "going very well" and the airline is on track to double its current fleet over the next 12 months, Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh said on Wednesday.
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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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SpiceJet To Operate At Full Capacity From October 30, Restrictions Lifted
SpiceJet can now deploy its entire fleet if it wants, the aviation regulator DGCA has said, nearly three months after the regulator ordered the airline to operate only 50 per cent of its flights following a long list of safety incidents.
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Aviation Regulator Inspected 300 Aircraft In May-June: Minister
A total of 300 aircraft including 62 operational aircraft of the SpiceJet fleet were inspected by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in two special drives of spot checks in the last few months.
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SpiceJet, Infused With New Capital, Wants To Fly To Europe, Elsewhere
SpiceJet is considering the introduction of flights to more distant markets including Europe.
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The World's Top Airline Stock Is India's SpiceJet With 124% Gain
Two and a half years after SpiceJet Ltd. was forced to ground its entire fleet on its inability to pay a mere $2.2 million in fuel bills, the budget airline has become the world's best-performing airline stock -- with $26 billion in plane orders to boot.
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Boeing Close to $10.1 Billion Order From SpiceJet: Report
Indian budget airline SpiceJet Ltd. is poised to order at least 92 Boeing Co. 737 jetliners as the carrier plots rapid expansion in the world's fastest growing aerospace market.
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SpiceJet's 100-Plane And $12 Billion Blockbuster Deal: Foreign Media
Two years ago, SpiceJet was fighting for survival as creditors retreated and oil companies refused to refuel its airliners. Today, the world's biggest planemakers are wooing the recovering Indian budget carrier for a potential blockbuster order worth about $12 billion.
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SpiceJet Revival 'Going Very Well', Set To Double Fleet In A Year: Chairman
Domestic carrier SpiceJet's revival plan is "going very well" and the airline is on track to double its current fleet over the next 12 months, Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh said on Wednesday.
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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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SpiceJet To Operate At Full Capacity From October 30, Restrictions Lifted
SpiceJet can now deploy its entire fleet if it wants, the aviation regulator DGCA has said, nearly three months after the regulator ordered the airline to operate only 50 per cent of its flights following a long list of safety incidents.
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Aviation Regulator Inspected 300 Aircraft In May-June: Minister
A total of 300 aircraft including 62 operational aircraft of the SpiceJet fleet were inspected by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in two special drives of spot checks in the last few months.
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SpiceJet, Infused With New Capital, Wants To Fly To Europe, Elsewhere
SpiceJet is considering the introduction of flights to more distant markets including Europe.
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The World's Top Airline Stock Is India's SpiceJet With 124% Gain
Two and a half years after SpiceJet Ltd. was forced to ground its entire fleet on its inability to pay a mere $2.2 million in fuel bills, the budget airline has become the world's best-performing airline stock -- with $26 billion in plane orders to boot.
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Boeing Close to $10.1 Billion Order From SpiceJet: Report
Indian budget airline SpiceJet Ltd. is poised to order at least 92 Boeing Co. 737 jetliners as the carrier plots rapid expansion in the world's fastest growing aerospace market.
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SpiceJet's 100-Plane And $12 Billion Blockbuster Deal: Foreign Media
Two years ago, SpiceJet was fighting for survival as creditors retreated and oil companies refused to refuel its airliners. Today, the world's biggest planemakers are wooing the recovering Indian budget carrier for a potential blockbuster order worth about $12 billion.
