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SpiceJet inducts two Boeing aircraft

NEW DELHI: With the induction of two new generation Boeing 737-800 aircraft into its fleet of six, the low-cost private domestic carrier SpiceJet on Monday announced expansion plans of its existing network, launching five new sectors and additional flights on its existing routes. From October 7, SpiceJet will fly Delhi to Guwahati via Kolkata daily and also connect Guwahati from Kolkata daily. It will add Varanasi to its destinations from October 8, operating flights to the holy city from Delhi daily.

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