Corendon Airlines flight XR456 triggered a temporary closure at Nuremberg Airport after transmitting squawk code 7500 and losing radio contact with air traffic control.
Corendon SpiceJet 737 MAX
SpiceJet (SG) is preparing to return around 10 grounded aircraft to service by April 2026, including 4–5 aircraft in early winter to meet peak season demand.
Gurugram-headquartered Indian LCC, SpiceJet (SG), plans to bring 3 of its 7 grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft back into service by April 2025. It is a bold approach given the current industry situation.
IndiGo Airlines (6E) is leasing more Boeing 737 MAX aircraft due to the grounding of its mainstream Airbus fleet.
Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet (SG) is set to initiate talks with Boeing to recommence the introduction of new 737 MAX aircraft, for which the airline has an order of over 200 units.
SpiceJet (SG) Airlines has returned all eight Boeing 737s taken on wet lease from Turkey-based leisure carrier Corendon Airlines (XC).