SpiceJet's decision to start flights to Lakshadweep and Ayodhya came at a time when both cities drew people's attention. The newly-built historic Ram temple is drawing numerous people in Ayodhya, while Lakshadweep is getting huge support from people due to the Maldives row.
The notice serves as a reprimand for the airlines, urging them to explain their actions and address the issue of deploying inadequately trained pilots in situations requiring CAT III technology proficiency.
This comes after SpiceJet revealed last week that several wealthy individuals would invest over Rs 2,000 crore in the company using 320.8 million new equity shares and 130 million convertible warrants.
For the quarter ended September, the airline posted a net loss of Rs 428 crore.
Spicejet ruckus: Flight SG 8721 from Delhi to Patna was delayed for a long time and a short video of the agitated passengers, protesting and shouting at the airport, was shared on social media.
The government launched Operation Ajay to bring back the Indians who wish to return to India amid Israel's war with Hamas. SpiceJet said that it will operate a flight with an A340 plane to Tel Aviv.
Operation Ajay was launched by PM Narendra Modi to bring back around 18,000 Indians in Israel who were amidst the war between Hamas and Israel. Registration of Indians began on October 12.
The passenger was confronted by the crew members following which he deleted the pictures from his phone and apologised for his action, SpiceJet said.
According to reports, SpiceJet has issued an apology in the matter saying that they sincerely apologised for the inconvenience caused to the passenger and made arrangements for her journey to Srinagar.
The airline informed that it has already signed a lease agreement for these 10 planes which will start joining the fleet in September to cater to the rising demand.
SpiceJet likewise said that trainers (DE, TRI) and first officials will likewise see expanded compensation comparably.
Spicejet business news: The budget airline expects a stronger balance sheet, post-hive-off of SpiceXpress. SpiceJet is one of India's airlines that has made flying affordable for Indians.
The plane made an emergency landing at 1.27 am and all the passengers and crew members were brought out safely.
On Feb 18, SpiceJet Q400 aircraft was scheduled to operate flight SG-2903 (Mumbai – Kandla). After take-off, cabin pressurisation alert came following which the pilot-in-command decided to return to Mumbai, SpiceJet spokesperson informed.
Technical snags in 2022: On being asked whether it was a fact that more technical snags are reported in the country due to low-cost airlines, Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Gen VK Singh (retired), in a written reply, said that technical snags are experienced during the operation of aircraft.
Moti Singh Rathore, a resident of Nagaur in Rajasthan, arrived at the Indira Gandhi International Airport after a Dubai-Jaipur was diverted to Delhi due to bad weather, Deputy Commissioner of Police (airport) Ravi Kumar Singh said.
SpiceJet passenger arrested: He has been booked under Section 354A (sexual harassment) of the Indian Penal Code at the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) police station and arrested.
SpiceJet passengers on the Delhi-Bengaluru flight were "stuck" at the aerobridge for more than an hour. Here's what the netizens have to say.
Delhi Police personnel and CISF jawans conducted a search operation on the flight and concluded that there was nothing suspicious on the plane.
The Indian government has launched a new service of DigiYatra, where passengers travelling from Air India, IndiGo and Vistara could quickly check in at the airport with only face recognition is now operational in three major airports of the country- Varanasi, Delhi and Bengaluru.
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