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SpiceJet Submits Joint Bid To Acquire Troubled Carrier Go First
SpiceJet promoter Ajay Singh has submitted a bid, in his personal capacity - with Busy Bee Airways Pvt Ltd - to acquire the troubled Go First carrier, the airline said Friday.
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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 Says Open To External Investors As It Seeks To Raise Funds
Financially troubled Indian carrier SpiceJet Ltd. is open to investment from external parties, including other airlines, as it seeks to raise 20 billion rupees ($250 million), Chairman Ajay Singh told reporters in New Delhi on Tuesday.
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SpiceJet Double Trouble: Karachi Stop, Windshield Cracks On Mumbai Flight
A SpiceJet aircraft, flying from Kandla in Gujarat, made a priority landing in Mumbai after its outer windshield developed a crack mid-air, said the airline. This is the second incident in the day involving a SpiceJet plane.
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SpiceJet Lessors Seek 11 Planes Back: Report
In fresh trouble for the budget carrier SpiceJet, aircraft lessors have approached the aviation regulator DGCA, seeking its permission to repossess 11 Boeing planes of the airline, even as its revival plan is under review of the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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SpiceJet Almost Regular With Payments: Aircraft Leasing Firm
As a financial crunch continues to trouble SpiceJet, aircraft leasing firm BOC Aviation said on Friday that the low-cost carrier is "almost" regular with its payments.
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Airlines Unlikely to Lower Fares Despite Fuel Price Drop
Experts say a pick-up in travel demand, downsizing at troubled budget-carrier SpiceJet, moderate capacity expansion and stretched financials of most aviation companies will support high air fares.
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SpiceJet Will Have to Resolve Financial Problems Itself: Minister
Troubled carrier SpiceJet will have to itself resolve its financial problems and the government can only help in the process, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju said on Tuesday.
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SpiceJet Extends Flight Cancellations Till January 31
The airline, currently part of Kalanithi Maran-led Sun Group, has been going through turbulent times in recent months, mostly due to its growing financial troubles, while there have been talks of its original co-founder Ajay Singh coming back for its rescue.
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Cleared Employee Salaries, Fuel Dues: SpiceJet
Troubled carrier SpiceJet Ltd has paid employees' salaries for November and cleared dues of fuel companies as of Friday, its chief operating officer said.
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Maximum Economy Airfare Could be Fixed at Rs. 20,000
The government is considering imposing a temporary cap on airfares to limit sharp movements in prices in the wake of troubles at SpiceJet the country's second-largest budget carrier.
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Maximum Economy Airfare Could be Fixed at Rs 20,000
After SpiceJet troubles, government is considering new guidelines. Decision expected in a month.
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SpiceJet's Dues Grew to Rs 1,230 Crore in 18 Days: Mahesh Sharma
Troubled budget carrier SpiceJet's dues to foreign and Indian vendors, airport operators and oil companies grew swiftly from Rs 990 crore to Rs 1,230 crore in a matter of 18 days till December 10, the Lok Sabha was informed on Monday.
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SpiceJet Co-Founder Seeks Time to Finalise Rescue: Report
A co-founder of troubled carrier SpiceJet Ltd has asked for more time to finalise a rescue plan, a government official with direct knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
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Centre Gives Spicejet a Week to Come Up With Funding Plan
Budget airline Spicejet, which has been battling financial troubles, has got a one-week breather from the government, to come up with a concrete funding plan to turn around the fortunes of the ailing airline.
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SpiceJet Submits Joint Bid To Acquire Troubled Carrier Go First
SpiceJet promoter Ajay Singh has submitted a bid, in his personal capacity - with Busy Bee Airways Pvt Ltd - to acquire the troubled Go First carrier, the airline said Friday.
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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 Says Open To External Investors As It Seeks To Raise Funds
Financially troubled Indian carrier SpiceJet Ltd. is open to investment from external parties, including other airlines, as it seeks to raise 20 billion rupees ($250 million), Chairman Ajay Singh told reporters in New Delhi on Tuesday.
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SpiceJet Double Trouble: Karachi Stop, Windshield Cracks On Mumbai Flight
A SpiceJet aircraft, flying from Kandla in Gujarat, made a priority landing in Mumbai after its outer windshield developed a crack mid-air, said the airline. This is the second incident in the day involving a SpiceJet plane.
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SpiceJet Lessors Seek 11 Planes Back: Report
In fresh trouble for the budget carrier SpiceJet, aircraft lessors have approached the aviation regulator DGCA, seeking its permission to repossess 11 Boeing planes of the airline, even as its revival plan is under review of the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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SpiceJet Almost Regular With Payments: Aircraft Leasing Firm
As a financial crunch continues to trouble SpiceJet, aircraft leasing firm BOC Aviation said on Friday that the low-cost carrier is "almost" regular with its payments.
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Airlines Unlikely to Lower Fares Despite Fuel Price Drop
Experts say a pick-up in travel demand, downsizing at troubled budget-carrier SpiceJet, moderate capacity expansion and stretched financials of most aviation companies will support high air fares.
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SpiceJet Will Have to Resolve Financial Problems Itself: Minister
Troubled carrier SpiceJet will have to itself resolve its financial problems and the government can only help in the process, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju said on Tuesday.
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SpiceJet Extends Flight Cancellations Till January 31
The airline, currently part of Kalanithi Maran-led Sun Group, has been going through turbulent times in recent months, mostly due to its growing financial troubles, while there have been talks of its original co-founder Ajay Singh coming back for its rescue.
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Cleared Employee Salaries, Fuel Dues: SpiceJet
Troubled carrier SpiceJet Ltd has paid employees' salaries for November and cleared dues of fuel companies as of Friday, its chief operating officer said.
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Maximum Economy Airfare Could be Fixed at Rs. 20,000
The government is considering imposing a temporary cap on airfares to limit sharp movements in prices in the wake of troubles at SpiceJet the country's second-largest budget carrier.
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Maximum Economy Airfare Could be Fixed at Rs 20,000
After SpiceJet troubles, government is considering new guidelines. Decision expected in a month.
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SpiceJet's Dues Grew to Rs 1,230 Crore in 18 Days: Mahesh Sharma
Troubled budget carrier SpiceJet's dues to foreign and Indian vendors, airport operators and oil companies grew swiftly from Rs 990 crore to Rs 1,230 crore in a matter of 18 days till December 10, the Lok Sabha was informed on Monday.
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SpiceJet Co-Founder Seeks Time to Finalise Rescue: Report
A co-founder of troubled carrier SpiceJet Ltd has asked for more time to finalise a rescue plan, a government official with direct knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
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Centre Gives Spicejet a Week to Come Up With Funding Plan
Budget airline Spicejet, which has been battling financial troubles, has got a one-week breather from the government, to come up with a concrete funding plan to turn around the fortunes of the ailing airline.
