How SpiceJet crew helped, cleaned elderly woman who defecated aboard flight. Viral post

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Virendra Malhotra, SpiceJet’s Vice President of Flight Operations, recently took to LinkedIn to share a post praising the dedication of crew members towards serving passengers. In the viral post, Malhotra wrote about how an elderly woman, who had defecated on the aisle multiple times, was helped by the crew members…
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DAE Capital SPVs aim to have SpiceJet declared insolvent

SpiceJet (SG, Delhi International) is facing a fresh bid to have it declared insolvent after three special purpose vehicles (SPVs) controlled by lessor DAE Capital launched legal action at India’s National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) last month.
According to open-source NCLT records, AWAS 36698 Ireland Limited, AWAS 36695 Ireland Limited, and AWAS 36694 Ireland Limited filed insolvency petitions on March 9, 2024. The matters were briefly…
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SpiceJet crew and passengers unite to assist distressed elderly lady after she defecated on flight | India News

NEW DELHI: During a flight from Kozhikode to Jeddah, SpiceJet crew and passengers united to assist a distressed elderly lady who had defecated on the flight. Virendra Malhotra, vice president of flight operations, SpiceJet Airline in a LinkedIn post shared the details of the incident that occurred on April 12, 2024, aboard aircraft SG035.Virendra Malhotra explained that about 40 minutes after take-off, “We received information regarding an elderly 72-year-old lady passenger who had defecated…
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New Flights in India’s Aviation Sector. Ex SpiceJet COO Launching Chartered Flight Service

1. Sirius India Airlines, a new company, has entered the Indian aviation sector with a focus on air charter business.2. The company has partnered with the Dubai-based Transworld Group to bring the luxury private air travel brand, Airavat Aviation, to India.3. Promoter-Director Arun Kashyap, with over 25 years of experience in the aviation industry, leads Sirius India Airlines.4. Kashyap has held key positions in SpiceJet, Jet Airways, Flydubai, Oman Air, and Air India in the past.5….
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SpiceJet Passengers Voice Anger Over Flight Overbooking Fiasco; Airline Responds

SpiceJet ended up on the receiving end of passengers’ ire as the airline’s early morning Sunday flight became a hassle for travellers. Sharing his experience in a post on LinkedIn, one of the passengers, Manish Jagdish Taneja, complained about the lack of operational efficiency from the carrier’s end.Taneja shared that he was supposed to board SpiceJet Mumbai-Delhi flight SG8252 at 6:30 AM on Sunday, however, the airline over-booked the flight without any prior…
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Indian airlines cancel, reschedule Dubai flights due to restrictions ,Aviation News, Business News

Indian airlines’ flight operations to Dubai have been impacted, with Air India, Air India Express and SpiceJet either cancelling or rescheduling their services due to restrictions at the busy airport in the Emirates. There is substantial air traffic between India and the UAE, especially Dubai, which is also one of the world’s busiest airports.
COMMERCIAL BREAKSCROLL TO CONTINUE READINGWhile Air India on Friday cancelled all its flights to and from Dubai, citing “continued operational…
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Indian Embassy Advises Rescheduling Of Travel After Historic Rain In Dubai; Air India, SpiceJet Face Disrup – News18

Indian Embassy Advises Rescheduling Of Travel After Historic Rain In Dubai; Air India, SpiceJet Face Disrup  News18
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Stocks to Watch: Infy, Bajaj Auto, HDFC Life, ICICI Sec, ITC, SpiceJet | News on Markets

Stocks to Watch on Friday, April 19, 2024: Benchmark equity indices may extend its losing streak on Friday, as the weekend factor amid tense geopolitical situation may keep buyers at bay. At 08:00 am, Gift Nifty futures quoted around 21,730 levels, hinted at a likely gap-down of over 300 points on the Nifty 50 following reports of explosions in Iran and Syria. Click here to follow our WhatsApp channel Overnight, the US market ended on a flat note. However, Dow, Nasdaq & the S&P 500…
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Adverse weather hits Dubai flights; Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet flights affected

Flights from India to Dubai have been disrupted significantly as heavy rains resulted in flooding of the emirate’s airport, also one of the world’s busiest airports. Air India, which operates 72 weekly flights from various cities to Dubai, and IndiGo cancelled their services on Wednesday.Apart from Air India, Air India Express, Vistara, IndiGo and SpiceJet also operate flights from various Indian cities to Dubai, which is also home to a large number of Indian diaspora. An Air India…
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Source: https://www.cnbctv18.com/business/aviation/emirates-extends-dubai-halt-into-thursday-on-flooding-2-19398227.htm/amp