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Spicejet Ltd.

09 Aug 2025, 09:12AM

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Delhi Rains: IMD Issues Red Alert, Over 100 Flights Delayed

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Airline operators like SpiceJet and Indigo have issued travel advisories.

Spicejet Ltd. has lost -24.18% in the last 3 Months

Spicejet Ltd.

04 Aug 2025

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'He hit me, punched me', says SpiceJet staffer thrashed at Srinagar airport

Business Standard

Mudasir Ahmad Khan, the SpiceJet employee who has been bedridden due to alleged assault by an army officer at Srinagar airport last month, said he was targeted for doing his work honestly. He demanded stern action against the assailant to prevent recurrence of such incidents. Four employees of the airline were assaulted by Lieutenant Colonel R K Singh on July 26 after Khan had asked the army officer at pay charges for carrying extra cabin baggage according to the norms set by SpiceJet. "I saw this man was carrying two cabin bags and asked him to stand aside so that they could be weighed. Against an allowance of 7 kilogram per piece of cabin baggage, this man was carrying two which weighed 16 kilograms," Khan told PTI videos from his home in Srinagar where he has been bedridden since the day of the incident. Khan said he asked the army officer to pay for extra baggage but he became irate and misbehaved with him and other colleagues before turning violent. "He hit me with the bag, h

Spicejet Ltd. has lost -44.55% in the last 1 Year

Spicejet Ltd.

03 Aug 2025

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SpiceJet Says Army Officer Assaulted Four Staffers At Srinagar Airport

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Video clips of the incident shared on social media showed the passenger assaulting SpiceJet staff and one of them being hit with a queue stand at Srinagar the airport.

Spicejet Ltd. has lost -34.02% in the last 6 Months

Passenger assaulted four staffers at Srinagar airport, FIR filed: SpiceJet

Business Standard | 03 Aug 2025

Spicejet Ltd.

25 Jul 2025

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SpiceJet to lease five Boeing 737 planes, joining fleet in October

Business Standard

SpiceJet has finalised an agreement to lease five Boeing 737 planes, and the aircraft are scheduled to join its fleet in October. The aircraft are being inducted on a damp-lease basis, where operational crew will be shared between the operator and the airline, according to a release on Friday. The airline said it has finalised a lease agreement to induct five Boeing 737 aircraft, and they are scheduled to join the fleet in October and will cater to the peak winter season as well as the early summer season of 2026. "SpiceJet is also in advanced discussions with other lessors to further enhance its fleet and strengthen both domestic and international operations," it added. The budget carrier, which had been facing multiple headwinds, operates Boeing 737s and Q-400s. It did not mention the current number of operational planes in its fleet. As per data available on fleet tracking website Planespotters.net, the airline has 20 planes in operation and 33 on the ground for various reasons

Spicejet Ltd. has an average target of 62.00 from 1 broker.

Spicejet Ltd.

24 Jul 2025

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Discovery Global Management Exits SpiceJet, Sells 2.2% Stake For Rs 119 Crore

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Meanwhile, Plutus Wealth Management bought 2.45 crore shares or 1.73% stake in SpiceJet for Rs 93.39 crore.

Spicejet Ltd. has lost -34.02% in the last 6 Months

Discovery Global Management exits SpiceJet, sells 2.2% stake for 119 crore

Business Standard | 23 Jul 2025

Spicejet Ltd.

20 Jul 2025

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SpiceJet flight cancelled after delay and sunset restriction at Darbhanga Airport

Business Line

Although the replacement aircraft eventually reached Darbhanga, it arrived too late to obtain the necessary clearance for departure before sunset

Spicejet Ltd. has lost -44.55% in the last 1 Year

Spicejet Ltd.

15 Jul 2025

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Two SpiceJet flyers try to storm cockpit, offloaded at Delhi airport

Business Standard

Two unruly passengers were offloaded from a SpiceJet flight at the Delhi airport on Monday after they attempted to forcefully enter the cockpit when the aircraft was taxiing. SpiceJet said the aircraft, which was to fly to Mumbai, returned to the bay and the two passengers were offloaded and later handed over to the CISF. "On July 14, 2025, two unruly passengers were offloaded from SpiceJet flight SG 9282 operating from Delhi to Mumbai. "The two attempted to forcefully approach the cockpit and caused a disruption while the aircraft was taxiing," the airline said in a statement. According to SpiceJet, despite repeated requests by the cabin crew, fellow passengers, and the captain, the two passengers refused to return to their seats. The flight SG 9282, originally scheduled to depart at 12:30 pm, departed at 7:21 pm, as per information available on flight tracking website Flightradar24.com.

Promoters pledged 1.81% of shares in last quarter. Total pledge stands at 43.99% of promoter holdings

Spicejet Ltd.

02 Jul 2025

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Scare on SpiceJet flight to Pune as window trim detaches mid-air

Business Standard

SpiceJet has said that cabin pressure remained normal throughout the flight and that the dislodged window trim had no impact on safety or structural integrity

Spicejet Ltd. has lost -44.55% in the last 1 Year

Window Frame Of SpiceJet Aircraft Dislodges Mid-Air; No Impact On Passengers' Safety: Airline

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Spicejet Ltd.

22 Jun 2025

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SpiceJet Asked To Pay Rs 25,000 Compensation To Passenger For Issuing Wrong Ticket

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The complainant, a senior citizen residing in Ghatkopar area here, booked Spicejet tickets from Mumbai to Darbhanga for December 5, 2020, and a return journey two days later.