Trouble for Indian low-cost carrier Spicejet will increase as the pilot has called for a no-fly day, Spicejet Pilots can go on Leave.
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SpiceJet, which was already under fire from regulators for a spate of flaws, discovered another technical fault, purportedly on a flight to Dubai.
According to Spicejet’s CMD Ajay Singh, banks and shareholders have approved the separation of the cargo and logistics company Spicexpress from the airline.
Mumbai-bound SpiceJet flight SG 3324 (Mumbai-Kandla) windshield cracked during cruise at FL230. The crack occurred on the outer pane of the P2 site. The aircraft was arriving from Kandla, Gujarat.
India’s budget carrier SpiceJet is ready for significant fleet restructuring after a long period by preparing to add more 737 MAX aircraft to its fleet. It is now the only operator of the MAX in India and has more than 150 of the type on order from Boeing.
Jet Airways has requested that SpiceJet remove its livery from the low-cost carrier’s aircraft after learning that it misleads the public about the identity of the operator and poses a safety risk.
Fuselage door warnings lit up on two separate Spicejet planes while taking off on Friday and Saturday, forcing the aircraft to abandon their journeys and return, informed officials of Indian aviation regulator DGCA, which ordered a probe into the incidents.
SpiceJet announced this month that it will begin flights connecting Nashik, Maharashtra with Delhi and Hyderabad.
A probe has been started into the fire in a Delhi-bound SpiceJet aircraft after take-off from Patna and two other air incidents, involving the IndiGo and SpiceJet flights, a senior official of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said on Monday.
A Patna-Delhi SpiceJet flight was landed immediately after take-off on Sunday as a fire was reported at the plane. The landing has been safe, statement said