Spicejet

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.

IndiGo’s domestic network will grow to 63 destinations once the route launches.

SpiceJet is restoring service to Pakyong Airport in India, which has been without any commercial routes since June 2019.

Connectivity is being enhanced from Jharsuguda and Hyderabad, while the Indian airline is also starting a new route to Ras Al-Khaimah.

The airline will become the first Indian LCC to operate flights to UK when service begins in December.

SpiceJet has moved closer to launching low-cost flights between India and the UK.

The low-cost airline has been granted the rights by Indian regulators to begin services to the US and UK.

Routes' latest update on how airlines and airports across the Asia-Pacific region are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This week: SpiceJet ties up first codeshare, Jet2.com expansion continues, AAPA names new leader.

This week: Emirates firms Dreamliner and A350 orders; Gulf Air and SpiceJet sign cooperation agreement; Norwegian hires a new CEO; Air Astana puts faith in Max jets and more.

Indian carrier SpiceJet is creating a hub at Ras Al-Khaimah, increasing its connectivity to the United Arab Emirates and providing a base from which to open routes to destinations in Western Europe.

We profile SpiceJet, the Indian low-cost carrier and attendee at World Routes 2019.

As SpiceJet and IndiGo move to fill the capacity void left by Jet Airways, we look at India's dramatic shift to LCCs over the past ten years

Over 85 of the region’s leading and fastest-growing airlines are now planning their meeting diaries for the event.

What will the year ahead have in store for the commercial aviation industry? From further consolidation in Europe to a shake-up of global airline alliances, Nigel Mayes from leading consultancy ASM casts his eye on what might shape the aviation world in 2019.

India plans to spend $60bn over the next 15 years to expand its airport infrastructure as growth forecasts indicate a trebling of passenger demand by 2037. The country’s government is also working on a relief package for struggling carriers.

More than 90 of the region’s leading airlines will be accepting meeting requests when scheduling opens.