(Reuters) -Indian budget airline SpiceJet posted its second consecutive loss in the June quarter, as leisure travel demand on some routes slumped during the worst India-Pakistan fighting in decades.

Amid the ongoing disruptions to air travel across the Middle East, Indian budget airline SpiceJet has stepped in with a series of special flights from Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates to multiple ...

Several SpiceJet flights were delayed or cancelled from the Mumbai Airport leaving passengers stranded. This led to chaos at ...

Indian airlines have warned the government of potential shutdown due to soaring aviation fuel costs. They have sought price revisions and financial aid. Rising oil prices and airspace restrictions ...

Indian airlines have asked the government for urgent help as rising aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices, linked to the ongoing ...

In a letter to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), which represents the three carriers, said the industry was under “extreme stress” and warned that airlines could ...

SpiceJet approached the court on May 7 after the Delhi High Court dismissed its review plea and fined the airline ₹50,000 for ...

Natilus, a U.S. aerospace manufacturer of blended-wing-body (BWB) aircraft founded in 2016, today announced that it has entered the Indian market in partnership with SpiceJet. In keeping with its ...

The Union Cabinet recently cleared an additional working capital support package worth Rs 2.55 trillion for sectors facing ...

The Indian Armed Forces launched the operation around 1:44 am on the intervening night of May 6 and 7, targeting nine terror ...