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Spicejet

India · SPICEJET
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India's favourite low-cost airline connecting the nation.

Founded
2005
Headquarters
Gurugram, India
SpiceJet is one of India's leading low-cost carriers, founded in 2005 and headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana. The airline operates scheduled domestic and international passenger services, as well as cargo operations, serving dozens of destinations across India and select international routes. The carrier has undergone significant financial turbulence over the years, facing periods of grounding and operational disruption, yet has repeatedly restructured to continue services. SpiceJet operates a mixed fleet of Boeing 737 and Bombardier Q400 aircraft, catering to both metro and regional connectivity. SpiceJet has played a notable role in expanding air connectivity to smaller Indian cities through regional aviation schemes, including the government's UDAN initiative. Despite competitive pressures from rivals such as IndiGo, it remains one of the recognizable budget airline brands in the Indian market.
Hubs & network
SpiceJet's primary hub is Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in Delhi, with additional focus cities including Mumbai (BOM) and Hyderabad (HYD).
Fleet
SpiceJet operates a fleet primarily composed of Boeing 737-800/900ER narrowbody jets and Bombardier Q400 turboprop aircraft for regional routes.
Notable facts
  • ›SpiceJet was relaunched in 2005 under the Modi Luft brand's successor after acquiring the assets of the original SpiceJet.
  • ›The airline has participated in India's UDAN regional connectivity scheme, linking smaller cities to major metros.
  • ›SpiceJet faced a major operational crisis in 2022–2023, with multiple aircraft groundings due to financial difficulties.
  • ›The airline launched SpiceXpress, a dedicated cargo arm, to diversify revenue streams.
  • ›At its peak, SpiceJet held a market share of around 13–15% in the Indian domestic aviation sector.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
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Fleet Note

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Route network map (196 legs)

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Route network

AMD → BOM737
AMD → HYD737
AMD → MAA737
AMD → MCT737
ATQ → DELDH8
BLR → BOM737
BLR → CCJDH8
BLR → COK737
BLR → GOI737
BLR → IXGDH8
BLR → MAADH8
BLR → MYQDH8
BLR → VGADH8
BLR → VTZ737
BOM → CCU737
BOM → COK737
BOM → DEL737
BOM → HBXDH8
BOM → HYD737
BOM → STV737
CCJ → MAADH8
CCU → IXB737
CCU → MAA737
CMB → IXMDH8
COK → DXB737
COK → MAA737 DH8
COK → PNQ737
DEL → AMD737
DEL → BLR737
DEL → CCU737
DEL → DEDDH8
DEL → DHMDH8
DEL → GAU737
DEL → KTM737
DEL → LKO737
DEL → PNQ737
DEL → VNS737
DHM → DELDH8
GAU → IXA737
GOI → DEL737
GOI → MAADH8
GOI → PNQDH8
HBX → BLRDH8
HYD → BOM737
HYD → CCU737
HYD → DEL737
HYD → GOIDH8 737
HYD → IDRDH8
HYD → PNQDH8
HYD → RJADH8
HYD → VGADH8
HYD → VTZ737
IDR → HYDDH8
IXA → CCU737
IXB → CCU737
IXC → DEL737 DH8
IXG → BLRDH8
IXM → CMBDH8
IXM → MAA737
IXU → DEL737
IXZ → MAA737
JAI → DELDH8
JLR → BOMDH8
KTM → DEL737
LKO → DEL737
MAA → BOM737
MAA → CJBDH8 737
MAA → CMBDH8
MAA → GOIDH8
MAA → IXZ737
MAA → VTZDH8
MCT → AMD737
MLE → COKDH8
PNQ → AMD737
PNQ → COK737
PNQ → GOIDH8
STV → BOM737
TIR → HYDDH8
TRV → BOM737
UDR → DELDH8

Fleet (aircraft types operated)