SpiceJet

SpiceJet is poised to reintroduce its first ungrounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into service on January 29, 2025.

SpiceJet has finalized lease agreements for 10 aircraft to expand its fleet ahead of the summer season, aiming to enhance capacity despite facing financial challenges and a decrease in flight services.

In July 2023, SpiceJet announced the appointment of EaseMyTrip (EMT) as a General Sales Agent (GSA) for select market section in India. This strategic partnership aims to enhance the promotion and sale of SpiceJet's products and services in select markets.

In May 2023, SpiceJet launched BagProtekt, a service to protect passengers from the hassle of delayed or missing baggage.

In March 2023, SpiceJet won Stevie award for excellence in customer service.

SpiceJet’s net profit jumped fivefold to Rs. 107 crore (US$ 13.04 million) in Q3 FY23.

In February 2023, SpiceJet launched 12 new flights to Goa Manohar International Airport.

In May 2021, SpiceJet started a COVID-19 inoculation drive for its employees.

In May 2021, SpiceXpress, the air cargo arm of SpiceJet, airlifted 9,600 oxygen concentrators from Beijing, Wuhan, Nanjing, and Hong Kong to meet the shortage in Kolkata and Delhi.

In March 2021, SpiceJet announced a plan to add 66 flights, including additional services on certain routes, to its domestic network by March 2021.

In December 2020, SpiceJet entered into a partnership with Om Logistics for Covid-19 vaccine transportation.

In August 2020, SpiceJet launched SpiceOxy – a compact, portable, and non-invasive ventilation device in its fight against COVID-19.

SpiceJet signed a tripartite MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with GHIAL and Ras-Al-Khaimah International Airport for a dedicated freight corridor.

Direct flights to Delhi from Mangalore International Airport (MIA) were launched.

Touched its highest-ever quarterly profit of Rs. 261.7 crore (US$ 3.74 million).

SpiceJet is expected to join the global airlines' grouping the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as a member.

Adjudged as the 'Best Domestic Airline' at Wings India 2018.

Records over 90% load factor for 31 consecutive months.

SpiceJet decides to take on a global market strategy to expand beyond traditional markets.

SpiceJet initiates major network expansion with six new aircraft.

Announced that it will order 30 Boeing 737-800 aircraft increasing its fleet size to 58 planes.

Tied up with BillDesk to provide customers an option to purchase tickets online.

Introduced two new additional daily flights on the Bangalore-Mumbai-Hyderabad routes.

Integrated with various travel-related websites to boost internet sales.

Change the name of the company to SpiceJet Ltd.

Started commercial operations of domestic flight services with three leased Boeing aircraft.

Name of the company changed to Royal Airways Ltd.

Entered into a management agreement with Lufthansa to manage their entire airline operations.

Name of the company changed to ModiLuft Ltd.

The company ventures into domestic aviation through a partnership with Deutsche Lufthansa AG.

Incorporation of Genius Leasing Finance and Investment Company Ltd.