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SpiceJet's Big Reveal: Airline Hasn't Paid Rs 355 Crore In PF And Tax Dues
SpiceJet has not paid Rs 135.3 crore in Provident Fund payments to employees for periods from April 2020 to August 2023, the airline said in a document filed with the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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SpiceJet flights To Be Reinstated Gradually, Says Regulator DGCA
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation will allow SpiceJet to reinstate flights in a "graded manner" once the airline shows it has sufficient engineering strength and the ability to stock up spares, the aviation regulator told Reuters.
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SpiceJet In 3 Months Hopes To Seal Deal For Planes That Don't Need Runway
SpiceJet Ltd., which has seen its stock zoom 899 percent in three years, wants to open up the third-biggest aviation market even more. That means targeting the billion Indians who've never flown before, either because they can't afford it or because they don't live near a functioning airport.
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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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SpiceJet's Big Reveal: Airline Hasn't Paid Rs 355 Crore In PF And Tax Dues
SpiceJet has not paid Rs 135.3 crore in Provident Fund payments to employees for periods from April 2020 to August 2023, the airline said in a document filed with the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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SpiceJet flights To Be Reinstated Gradually, Says Regulator DGCA
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation will allow SpiceJet to reinstate flights in a "graded manner" once the airline shows it has sufficient engineering strength and the ability to stock up spares, the aviation regulator told Reuters.
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SpiceJet In 3 Months Hopes To Seal Deal For Planes That Don't Need Runway
SpiceJet Ltd., which has seen its stock zoom 899 percent in three years, wants to open up the third-biggest aviation market even more. That means targeting the billion Indians who've never flown before, either because they can't afford it or because they don't live near a functioning airport.
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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.
