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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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SpiceJet Gets Notice From Law Tribunal Over Insolvency Plea From Creditor
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Monday issued notice to debt-ridden air carrier SpiceJet over the plea filed by one of its operational creditors.
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Indigo, Spicejet Cancel Flights As Roof Collapses At Delhi Airport Terminal 1
Flight operations of airlines like IndiGo and SpiceJet have been impacted after a roof collapsed at Terminal 1 of Delhi airport, on Friday morning, leaving six people injured and one dead.
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72-Year-Old Woman Defecates In SpiceJet Flight, Crew Saves The Day. Read Viral Post
Virendra Malhotra, Vice President of Flight Operations, SpiceJet Airline, shared details of the incident on Linkedin.
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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 Operates 10 Special Flights To Evacuate Thai Nationals From Israel
In a significant humanitarian initiative, India's low-cost carrier, SpiceJet, has successfully executed ten special flights to evacuate more than 3000 Thai nationals from war-torn Tel Aviv, Israel.
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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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Aviation Watchdog To Lift 50% Cap On SpiceJet Flights
SpiceJet will be able to operate more than 50 per cent of its flights from October 30 as the three-month long restrictions imposed on the embattled airline will be lifted in the winter schedule.
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SpiceJet To Operate At Full Capacity From October 30, Restrictions Lifted
SpiceJet can now deploy its entire fleet if it wants, the aviation regulator DGCA has said, nearly three months after the regulator ordered the airline to operate only 50 per cent of its flights following a long list of safety incidents.
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No Flights To Sikkim Now. Here's Why
In a letter to the Director of Pakyong Airport, the airline said, "SpiceJet has decided to suspend operations out of Pakyong from 30th October 2022 till further notice. This is due to operation requirements."
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After Smoke In SpiceJet Cabin, Regulator Warns Of Action
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, has ordered the budget carrier to inspect all its operational Q400 aircraft engines within one week and send all oil samples to Canada every 15 days
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Restrictions To Remain On SpiceJet As "Abundant Caution", Says Regulator
SpiceJet has been instructed by Directorate General of Civil Aviation to operate only 50 per cent of departures until October 29, 2022
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SpiceJet Clears All Its Pending Dues With Airports Authority Of India
Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet Ltd said on Tuesday it had cleared all its outstanding principal dues with the Airports Authority of India, which owns and operates airports in the country.
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Aviation Regulator Inspected 300 Aircraft In May-June: Minister
A total of 300 aircraft including 62 operational aircraft of the SpiceJet fleet were inspected by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in two special drives of spot checks in the last few months.
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SpiceJet Flights Cut By 50%: 5 Observations By Aviation Watchdog
SpiceJet, which suffered several glitches on recent flights, was ordered to operate maximum 50 per cent of its flights for a period of eight weeks by aviation regulator Director General of Civil Aviation.
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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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SpiceJet Gets Notice From Law Tribunal Over Insolvency Plea From Creditor
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Monday issued notice to debt-ridden air carrier SpiceJet over the plea filed by one of its operational creditors.
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Indigo, Spicejet Cancel Flights As Roof Collapses At Delhi Airport Terminal 1
Flight operations of airlines like IndiGo and SpiceJet have been impacted after a roof collapsed at Terminal 1 of Delhi airport, on Friday morning, leaving six people injured and one dead.
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72-Year-Old Woman Defecates In SpiceJet Flight, Crew Saves The Day. Read Viral Post
Virendra Malhotra, Vice President of Flight Operations, SpiceJet Airline, shared details of the incident on Linkedin.
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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 Operates 10 Special Flights To Evacuate Thai Nationals From Israel
In a significant humanitarian initiative, India's low-cost carrier, SpiceJet, has successfully executed ten special flights to evacuate more than 3000 Thai nationals from war-torn Tel Aviv, Israel.
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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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Aviation Watchdog To Lift 50% Cap On SpiceJet Flights
SpiceJet will be able to operate more than 50 per cent of its flights from October 30 as the three-month long restrictions imposed on the embattled airline will be lifted in the winter schedule.
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SpiceJet To Operate At Full Capacity From October 30, Restrictions Lifted
SpiceJet can now deploy its entire fleet if it wants, the aviation regulator DGCA has said, nearly three months after the regulator ordered the airline to operate only 50 per cent of its flights following a long list of safety incidents.
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No Flights To Sikkim Now. Here's Why
In a letter to the Director of Pakyong Airport, the airline said, "SpiceJet has decided to suspend operations out of Pakyong from 30th October 2022 till further notice. This is due to operation requirements."
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After Smoke In SpiceJet Cabin, Regulator Warns Of Action
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, has ordered the budget carrier to inspect all its operational Q400 aircraft engines within one week and send all oil samples to Canada every 15 days
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Restrictions To Remain On SpiceJet As "Abundant Caution", Says Regulator
SpiceJet has been instructed by Directorate General of Civil Aviation to operate only 50 per cent of departures until October 29, 2022
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SpiceJet Clears All Its Pending Dues With Airports Authority Of India
Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet Ltd said on Tuesday it had cleared all its outstanding principal dues with the Airports Authority of India, which owns and operates airports in the country.
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Aviation Regulator Inspected 300 Aircraft In May-June: Minister
A total of 300 aircraft including 62 operational aircraft of the SpiceJet fleet were inspected by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in two special drives of spot checks in the last few months.
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SpiceJet Flights Cut By 50%: 5 Observations By Aviation Watchdog
SpiceJet, which suffered several glitches on recent flights, was ordered to operate maximum 50 per cent of its flights for a period of eight weeks by aviation regulator Director General of Civil Aviation.
