Spicejet New Plane Order

"I was pleased to learn about an Indian airlines' recent order of 100 new American planes, one of the largest orders of its kind, which will support thousands and thousands of American jobs," Donald Trump said.

Due to rise in demand, SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir and Jet Airways have plans or firmed up orders for over 800 new planes in the past month.

Carriers like SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir and Jet Airways have plans or firmed up orders for over 800 new planes, including a good number of smaller aircraft.

Announcing the deal today, SpiceJet chairman and managing director Ajay Singh said the total order of 205 aircraft is valued at Rs 1,50,000 crore

Asian airlines are driving much of the growth in big planemaker order books, and analysts expect India's market to grow substantially over the next decade as millions fly for the first time each year.

Currently, the airline has 47 aircraft in its fleet comprising 29 Boeing 737s and 18 Bombardier Q400s.

Boeing is bullish on the India-dominated South Asian aviation markets, with airlines showing profits and ordering new planes, a senior company executive said here on Monday.

SpiceJet hopes to place order for new planes this fiscal, but it's important to "put the best foot forward" and ensure aircraft are purchased in "an optimal manner", the airline's chairman Ajay Singh said on Monday.

Budget airline SpiceJet plans to order more than 150 planes in the current financial year, the airline's chairman said on Sunday.

The deal comes as India's fourth-biggest airline by domestic market share seeks new planes and new investments to revive its fortunes after posting a record quarterly loss in November, hit by costly fuel and a weak rupee.

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.

"I was pleased to learn about an Indian airlines' recent order of 100 new American planes, one of the largest orders of its kind, which will support thousands and thousands of American jobs," Donald Trump said.

Due to rise in demand, SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir and Jet Airways have plans or firmed up orders for over 800 new planes in the past month.

Carriers like SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir and Jet Airways have plans or firmed up orders for over 800 new planes, including a good number of smaller aircraft.

Announcing the deal today, SpiceJet chairman and managing director Ajay Singh said the total order of 205 aircraft is valued at Rs 1,50,000 crore

Asian airlines are driving much of the growth in big planemaker order books, and analysts expect India's market to grow substantially over the next decade as millions fly for the first time each year.

Currently, the airline has 47 aircraft in its fleet comprising 29 Boeing 737s and 18 Bombardier Q400s.

Boeing is bullish on the India-dominated South Asian aviation markets, with airlines showing profits and ordering new planes, a senior company executive said here on Monday.

SpiceJet hopes to place order for new planes this fiscal, but it's important to "put the best foot forward" and ensure aircraft are purchased in "an optimal manner", the airline's chairman Ajay Singh said on Monday.

Budget airline SpiceJet plans to order more than 150 planes in the current financial year, the airline's chairman said on Sunday.

The deal comes as India's fourth-biggest airline by domestic market share seeks new planes and new investments to revive its fortunes after posting a record quarterly loss in November, hit by costly fuel and a weak rupee.

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.