Spicejet

The Air India-Vistara merger may gain key approval soon, but uncertainty surrounds Go First and Jet Airways.

While a major round of consolidation is still likely to occur in the Indian airline industry, the process is taking longer to play out than expected years ago.

SpiceJet is facing significant changes to its senior leadership team with the impending departure of two key executives.

India’s SpiceJet is planning a significant reduction in headcount as the struggling carrier attempts to improve its financial health.

This week’s Carbon Analysis looks at how the Indian air travel market is performing.

SpiceJet shareholders have approved the carrier’s plan to raise equity to improve the carrier’s financial health and pursue expansion plans.

Indian LCC SpiceJet is proposing a plan to bring grounded carrier Go First out of bankruptcy and combine the two airlines.

Indian LCC Spicejet has confirmed plans for a major new share issue that should allow the carrier to ease some of the financial pressure it faces.

Auditors noted that despite a profitable June quarter, SpiceJet’s accumulated losses have “resulted in a complete erosion of its net worth.”

An Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) of India investigated the incident.

How a recent engine deal could make sense despite the Indian carrier’s many problems.

SpiceJet stated categorically that “it has no plans whatsoever to file for insolvency.”

English court rules against Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet in its legal battle with lessor Genesis relating to an engine change on a Boeing 737 aircraft.

A delayed court hearing will give Indian LCC SpiceJet more time to resolve a financial claim out of court.

Aircraft lessor Aircastle is taking India’s SpiceJet to court over its claim for unpaid fees, although the carrier aims to settle the dispute out of court.

Ras Al Khaimah is set to become the fourth emirate to be served by the Indian LCC.

The airline is one of two carriers poised to enter the Indian market over the coming months alongside Akasa Air.

Routes selects 50 new air services set to start around the world in January 2022, looking at the planned frequency, start date and aircraft to be used.

After a setback in May and June, traffic in July showed promise.

After a big dip in May, June traffic makes a comeback.

Decision makers from IAG Cargo, MASkargo, UPS and Emirates SkyCargo have confirmed their attendance at the brand-new event dedicated to air cargo network development.

CEO Rono Dutta hopes India’s declining infection rates will spur a rebound in domestic travel demand.

The Indian carrier plans to add 66 new flights across its domestic network, including additional services on existing routes.

The two carriers are set to introduce more than 20 new routes in India over the coming months.

Jaipur is the focus for SpiceJet’s latest domestic expansion.