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SpiceJet

Overview

Details

  • Full Name: SpiceJet Limited
  • Founded: 1994 (as ModiLuft); rebranded as SpiceJet in 2004
  • Headquarters: Gurgaon, Haryana, India
  • Main Hub: Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), Delhi
  • Secondary Hubs: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD), Hyderabad
  • Fleet Size: Approximately 60 aircraft
  • Memberships/Alliances: Codeshare agreements with Emirates and Gulf Air
  • Website: spicejet.com
  • IATA Code: SG
  • ICAO Code: SEJ

History

SpiceJet’s origins trace back to 1994 when it was established as ModiLuft, operating until 1996. In 2004, Indian entrepreneur Ajay Singh acquired the defunct airline, rebranding it as SpiceJet. The airline commenced operations in May 2005, positioning itself as a low-cost carrier in India’s burgeoning aviation market. Over the years, SpiceJet expanded its domestic and international routes, becoming one of India’s leading low-cost airlines. Despite facing financial challenges, the airline has implemented restructuring efforts to maintain its market position.

Fleet & Aircraft

As of January 2025, SpiceJet operates a fleet of approximately 60 aircraft, primarily comprising:

  • Boeing 737-700/-800/-900ER/MAX 8
  • Bombardier Q400

To find out more details about SpiceJet’s fleet, Click Here.

Route Network

SpiceJet operates over 600 daily flights to 64 destinations, including 54 domestic and 15 international locations. Key international destinations encompass cities in Asia and the Middle East, such as Dubai, Bangkok, Colombo, and Kathmandu. The airline’s extensive domestic network connects major cities and regional towns across India.

To explore SpiceJet’s route network, Click Here.

Cabin Classes & Service

SpiceJet offers a single-class economy cabin with optional premium services under the “SpiceMax” program. Passengers opting for SpiceMax enjoy benefits such as extra legroom seats, complimentary meals, priority check-in and boarding, and priority baggage handling. Standard services include buy-on-board meals and beverages, with no complimentary in-flight entertainment provided.

For more details, Click Here.

Loyalty Program

SpiceJet operates the SpiceClub Frequent Flyer program. Members earn points when travelling on SpiceJet which can be redeemed for flight vouchers, free flight changes, complimentary upgrades and meals, priority check-in and seat selection.

Find out more Here.

Lounges

As a low-cost carrier, SpiceJet does not operate dedicated airport lounges. Passengers seeking lounge access may utilize third-party lounges available at various airports, subject to availability and applicable fees.

Sustainability & Environmental Efforts

SpiceJet’s website does not contain any information about the airline’s sustainability policy.

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