The airline said it will enhance frequencies on Ahmedabad-Jaipur, Delhi-Hyderabad, Delhi-Dharamshala and Amritsar-Ahmedabad routes.
"The airline will also introduce direct flights to Nashik from Delhi, Hyderabad to Jammu, Mumbai to Guwahati, Jharsuguda to Madurai, Varanasi to Ahmedabad and Kolkata to Jabalpur," said Spicejet, PTI reported.
The airline’s Boeing 737 and Q400 aircraft will be deployed on these routes. For, ticket bookings across these routes, you can check on SpiceJet's mobile app or web.
In recent days, SpiceJet has reported a string of incidents due to technical malfunctions. On July 6, Civil aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had also issued a show-cause notice to SpiceJet after eight such reported incidents. The DGCA is currently investigating all these incidents.
The airline also hasn’t restored pilot salaries even after a surge in domestic demand and has delayed releasing quarterly results for the three months ended March citing a ransomware attack on its servers. It’s reportedly fallen behind on statutory dues, too.
SpiceJet's occupancy rate has remained high in July despite multiple technical malfunction incidents reported in its aircraft during the last few days. The airline's occupancy rate, also called passenger load factor (PLF), was above 80 per cent between July 1 and July 11, SpiceJet said in statement. “I am grateful for the faith and trust that our passengers have shown," Ajay Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, said.
The numbers speak for themselves and are a testimony to the fact that SpiceJet is and has been the most loved airline in India, he added.
