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SpiceJet registers 95 p.c. load factor

NEW DELHI: The private low-cost carrier, SpiceJet, on Tuesday registered 95 per cent passenger load factor, achieving an all time high occupancy. While on 11 sectors the airline registered 100 per cent passenger load factor, on 17 sectors it maintained the load factor between 95 per cent and 99 per cent. "We are seeing unprecedented growth in the civil aviation sector. We are confident that we will receive even better response in the days to come,'' SpiceJet Director, Ajay Singh, said here on Wednesday.

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