SpiceJet to bring 10 grounded Boeing 737 back into service by mid-April

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SpiceJet has 28 aircraft, of the total 62 in the fleet, in operations, comprising 20 B737, six De Havilland Canada DHC-8 Dash 8 and two Airbus A320, as on January 10 as per flight tracking website planespotter.com.

Domestic carrier SpiceJet on Friday announced plans to bring back into operations 10 of its grounded aircraft, including four Boeing B737 Max, by mid-April.

The airline said it has added 10 planes to its fleet since October 2024 -- three grounded aircraft that were brought back into service and seven inducted on lease.

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Topics: Grounded aircraft Lessors Connectivity Network expansion SpiceJet Aircraft redelivery Boeing B737 Max Mid-April Aircraft return Fleet expansion Flight operations StandardAero MRO

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Published On: 2025-01-10 @ 16:22:36 (6 hours ago)

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