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SpiceJet Adds Five Bombardier Q400 Aircraft To Its Fleet
SpiceJet has expanded its fleet of planes by inducting five 90-seater Q400 aircraft taking its Bombardier fleet size to 32.
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Now, IndiGo Offers Low Fares Starting Rs 777
With a fleet size of 128, IndiGo currently operate flights connecting to 44 destinations - 38 domestic and 6 international.
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Bombardier Aims To Double Fleet Size In India: Report
SpiceJet, which has about 20 Q400 78-seater aircraft, is Bombardier's biggest client in the country, and is assisting the airline in reducing costs.
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SpiceJet Returns to Profit After Six Quarters
SpiceJet has reduced the size of its fleet, lowering costs further, and revenue fell by about 50 per cent from a year ago.
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SpiceJet to Raise More Funds, Increase Fleet Size
In March, courts had ordered civil aviation regulator to de-register 11 of SpiceJet's Boeing planes following disputes with three lessors.
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SpiceJet Cuts Fleet Size, to Stay Smaller
The airline, which has lost money for five consecutive quarters, had intended to reduce the size of its fleet for a short time and then start expanding again early next year, but has decided that it must stay smaller for longer, Sanjiv Kapoor said.
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SpiceJet gets 3 new planes, fleet size rises to 51
SpiceJet has this week received the last three of the 15 Q400 NextGen turboprop aircraft it had ordered, taking the no-frill carrier's fleet size to 51.
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SpiceJet Adds Five Bombardier Q400 Aircraft To Its Fleet
SpiceJet has expanded its fleet of planes by inducting five 90-seater Q400 aircraft taking its Bombardier fleet size to 32.
-
Now, IndiGo Offers Low Fares Starting Rs 777
With a fleet size of 128, IndiGo currently operate flights connecting to 44 destinations - 38 domestic and 6 international.
-
Bombardier Aims To Double Fleet Size In India: Report
SpiceJet, which has about 20 Q400 78-seater aircraft, is Bombardier's biggest client in the country, and is assisting the airline in reducing costs.
-
SpiceJet Returns to Profit After Six Quarters
SpiceJet has reduced the size of its fleet, lowering costs further, and revenue fell by about 50 per cent from a year ago.
-
SpiceJet to Raise More Funds, Increase Fleet Size
In March, courts had ordered civil aviation regulator to de-register 11 of SpiceJet's Boeing planes following disputes with three lessors.
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SpiceJet Cuts Fleet Size, to Stay Smaller
The airline, which has lost money for five consecutive quarters, had intended to reduce the size of its fleet for a short time and then start expanding again early next year, but has decided that it must stay smaller for longer, Sanjiv Kapoor said.
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SpiceJet gets 3 new planes, fleet size rises to 51
SpiceJet has this week received the last three of the 15 Q400 NextGen turboprop aircraft it had ordered, taking the no-frill carrier's fleet size to 51.
