BENGALURU (Reuters) - Indian budget airline SpiceJet said on Wednesday U.S. planemaker Boeing had agreed to settle the outstanding claims related to the grounding of its 737 MAX aircraft. The ...

Gurgaon-based Indian LCC, faced continuous hurdles over financial, operational and regulatory issues with continued focus on rebuilding its operations. The carrier currently has 11 aircraft in service ...

According to SpiceJet, the additional aircraft will help support growing passenger demand across its domestic and ...

SpiceJet has signed a damp lease deal for three Airbus A320 aircraft, set to join its fleet in July 2026, while also bringing back a Boeing 737 MAX to strengthen capacity and network operations.

SpiceJet is adding three Airbus A320 aircraft on a damp lease basis. These planes will join the fleet in July 2026. The airline has also brought a Boeing 737 MAX back into commercial service. This ...

Low-cost carrier SpiceJet has expanded its operational fleet to 35 aircraft after inducting five additional Boeing 737s, including one Boeing 737 MAX, as part of its ongoing network and capacity ...

The Boeing 737 Max was grounded globally after two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019 killed 346 people. Regulators and Boeing addressed the flight control issues, and the plane has since logged hundreds ...

For much of the jet age, long-haul flying was the exclusive domain of widebody aircraft. That model is now changing as airlines increasingly rely on long-range narrowbodies to serve thinner routes ...