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Flight operations at Sikkim’s Pakyong Airport to resume from March 31 by SpiceJet flights

Flight operations at Sikkim’s Pakyong Airport to resume from March 31 by SpiceJet flights

Sikkim's only airport, Pakyong Airport, is gearing up to recommence flight services after a six-month hiatus, as confirmed by a senior official familiar with the matter. According to Pakyong airport Director RK Grover, low-cost carrier

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SpiceJet to operate wide-body A340 aircraft for Haj operations

SpiceJet to operate wide-body A340 aircraft for Haj operations

SpiceJet has finalised a significant lease agreement to introduce two wide-body A340 aircraft into its fleet for the upcoming Haj operations. The airline will deploy the wide-body aircraft from both Srinagar and Guwahati. Last year,

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SpiceJet Secures Lease for 10 Aircraft, Boosts Capacity for Summer Schedule

SpiceJet Secures Lease for 10 Aircraft, Boosts Capacity for Summer Schedule

SpiceJet has secured lease agreements for 10 aircraft as part of its strategy to expand capacity ahead of the upcoming summer schedule. This move highlights SpiceJet's dedication to offering seamless connectivity and improved services to

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SpiceJet settles dispute with Lessor, saving costs

SpiceJet settles dispute with Lessor, saving costs

  SpiceJet has officially resolved a USD 49.8 million (INR 413 Crore) dispute with Echelon Ireland Madison One Ltd., marking a significant achievement for the airline. This settlement not only translates to substantial cost savings

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SpiceJet, Cross Ocean Partners settle USD 11.2mn dispute

SpiceJet, Cross Ocean Partners settle USD 11.2mn dispute

SpiceJet has reached a settlement terms with aircraft leasing firm, Cross Ocean Partners, resolving a dispute of about USD 11.2 million (INR 93 crore). The parties made this joint announcement before the Delhi High Court

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Go First sale faces uncertainty as bidders tie payments to lawsuit resolution

Go First sale faces uncertainty as bidders tie payments to lawsuit resolution

The fate of Go First hangs in the balance as potential buyers, including a consortium led by SpiceJet Chief Ajay Singh and Sharjah-based Sky One, propose conditional payments linked to the resolution of a lawsuit

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