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SpiceJet Removed From Enhanced Surveillance Regime
On September 13, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) placed Spice Jet under the enhanced surveillance regime following financial constraints that could impact the airline's mandatory obligations related to aircraft maintenance.
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SpiceJet Settles $132 Million Dispute With Aircraft Leasing Firm BBAM
Budget carrier SpiceJet on Wednesday said it has amicably settled a USD 132-million dispute with aircraft leasing firm Babcock & Brown Aircraft Management (BBAM).
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No AC Amid Heatwave, SpiceJet Passengers Wait Inside Flight For An Hour
Amid the ongoing heatwave, the passengers on a SpiceJet flight were made to wait inside an aircraft for over an hour. To add to their ordeal, the air conditioning in the aircraft was not on while the passengers waited in the packed flight.
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SpiceJet Flight To Leh Returns To Delhi After Bird Hits Engine
A SpiceJet aircraft bound for Leh returned to Delhi airport following a bird-hit on engine 2 on Sunday, prompting authorities to declare a full emergency at the airport.
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Indian Airlines Brace For Impact After US Halts Boeing 737 Max Production
The decision of the US aviation regulator to restrict an expansion in manufacturing of the controversial Boeing 737 Max aircraft could be bad news for India's airlines.
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Bomb Threat For Delhi-Bound Flight Turns Out To Be Hoax, Airport On Alert
SpiceJet on Wednesday received a bomb threat call for its Darbhanga-Delhi flight that later turned out to be hoax and the aircraft landed safely at the airport in the national capital, officials said.
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How SpiceJet Compensated Passenger Trapped In Plane Toilet For An Hour
A door lock malfunction left a flier trapped in the toilet of a SpiceJet aircraft for over an hour yesterday. The passenger, flying from Mumbai to Bengaluru, had left his seat to use the washroom soon after the plane became airborne
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3 Indian Airlines' Safety Check On Boeing 737 Max After Loose Bolt Alert
An alert over a loose bolt in new-built Boeing 737 Max passenger aircraft has prompted airlines in India which operate the type to carry out checks to ensure there are no defects that can affect flight safety.
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SpiceJet Pilot Disturbed By Laser Lights During Landing At Kolkata Airport
The pilot of a Spice Jet aircraft was disturbed by a laser light show happening in vicinity of the Kolkata Airport yesterday. The pilot was distracted by the laser lights along the final approach path of the aircraft.
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Law Tribunal Suggests SpiceJet Settle Issues With Aircraft Lessors
Crisis-hit carrier SpiceJet can settle issues with lessors that have sought initiation of insolvency proceedings against it, the National Company Law Tribunal has suggested.
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SpiceJet Gives Lessors 4.8 Crore Shares To Clear Over Rs 230 Crore Dues
Low-cost carrier SpiceJet on Monday said it allotted over 4.8 crore shares to nine aircraft lessors to clear outstanding dues worth nearly Rs 231 crore, as the troubled airline looks to return to full operations.
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SpiceJet Aircraft Catches Fire At Delhi Airport During Maintenance
A SpiceJet aircraft caught fire at the Delhi airport this evening during engine maintenance works. The maintenance personnel are safe, the airline said in a statement, reported news agency ANI.
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Tribunal Notice To SpiceJet On Foreign Aircraft Lessor's Insolvency Request
The National Company Law Tribunal today issued a notice to SpiceJet on a petition filed by an aircraft lessor seeking initiation of insolvency resolution proceedings against the budget carrier and the next hearing is scheduled for May 17.
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Regulator Deregisters 2 SpiceJet Planes After Foreign Lessor's Request
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has cancelled the registration of two aircraft of SpiceJet, Boeing-737Max aircraft, following the request of a foreign-based lessor on the request of the Indian aviation regulator.
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SpiceJet Gets Regulator Nod To Wet-Lease 5 Planes, 2 Already Operating
SpiceJet has received aviation regulator DGCA's approval for wet leasing five Boeing 737 Max planes for up to six months and the airline has already deployed two of the aircraft on different routes, according to sources.
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SpiceJet Removed From Enhanced Surveillance Regime
On September 13, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) placed Spice Jet under the enhanced surveillance regime following financial constraints that could impact the airline's mandatory obligations related to aircraft maintenance.
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SpiceJet Settles $132 Million Dispute With Aircraft Leasing Firm BBAM
Budget carrier SpiceJet on Wednesday said it has amicably settled a USD 132-million dispute with aircraft leasing firm Babcock & Brown Aircraft Management (BBAM).
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No AC Amid Heatwave, SpiceJet Passengers Wait Inside Flight For An Hour
Amid the ongoing heatwave, the passengers on a SpiceJet flight were made to wait inside an aircraft for over an hour. To add to their ordeal, the air conditioning in the aircraft was not on while the passengers waited in the packed flight.
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SpiceJet Flight To Leh Returns To Delhi After Bird Hits Engine
A SpiceJet aircraft bound for Leh returned to Delhi airport following a bird-hit on engine 2 on Sunday, prompting authorities to declare a full emergency at the airport.
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Indian Airlines Brace For Impact After US Halts Boeing 737 Max Production
The decision of the US aviation regulator to restrict an expansion in manufacturing of the controversial Boeing 737 Max aircraft could be bad news for India's airlines.
-
Bomb Threat For Delhi-Bound Flight Turns Out To Be Hoax, Airport On Alert
SpiceJet on Wednesday received a bomb threat call for its Darbhanga-Delhi flight that later turned out to be hoax and the aircraft landed safely at the airport in the national capital, officials said.
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How SpiceJet Compensated Passenger Trapped In Plane Toilet For An Hour
A door lock malfunction left a flier trapped in the toilet of a SpiceJet aircraft for over an hour yesterday. The passenger, flying from Mumbai to Bengaluru, had left his seat to use the washroom soon after the plane became airborne
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3 Indian Airlines' Safety Check On Boeing 737 Max After Loose Bolt Alert
An alert over a loose bolt in new-built Boeing 737 Max passenger aircraft has prompted airlines in India which operate the type to carry out checks to ensure there are no defects that can affect flight safety.
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SpiceJet Pilot Disturbed By Laser Lights During Landing At Kolkata Airport
The pilot of a Spice Jet aircraft was disturbed by a laser light show happening in vicinity of the Kolkata Airport yesterday. The pilot was distracted by the laser lights along the final approach path of the aircraft.
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Law Tribunal Suggests SpiceJet Settle Issues With Aircraft Lessors
Crisis-hit carrier SpiceJet can settle issues with lessors that have sought initiation of insolvency proceedings against it, the National Company Law Tribunal has suggested.
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SpiceJet Gives Lessors 4.8 Crore Shares To Clear Over Rs 230 Crore Dues
Low-cost carrier SpiceJet on Monday said it allotted over 4.8 crore shares to nine aircraft lessors to clear outstanding dues worth nearly Rs 231 crore, as the troubled airline looks to return to full operations.
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SpiceJet Aircraft Catches Fire At Delhi Airport During Maintenance
A SpiceJet aircraft caught fire at the Delhi airport this evening during engine maintenance works. The maintenance personnel are safe, the airline said in a statement, reported news agency ANI.
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Tribunal Notice To SpiceJet On Foreign Aircraft Lessor's Insolvency Request
The National Company Law Tribunal today issued a notice to SpiceJet on a petition filed by an aircraft lessor seeking initiation of insolvency resolution proceedings against the budget carrier and the next hearing is scheduled for May 17.
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Regulator Deregisters 2 SpiceJet Planes After Foreign Lessor's Request
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has cancelled the registration of two aircraft of SpiceJet, Boeing-737Max aircraft, following the request of a foreign-based lessor on the request of the Indian aviation regulator.
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SpiceJet Gets Regulator Nod To Wet-Lease 5 Planes, 2 Already Operating
SpiceJet has received aviation regulator DGCA's approval for wet leasing five Boeing 737 Max planes for up to six months and the airline has already deployed two of the aircraft on different routes, according to sources.
