SpiceJet expands fleet with 5 new Boeing 737s, day by day flights surge to 176

SpiceJet has strengthened its fleet with the addition of 5 extra Boeing 737s, one in every of which is a Boeing 737 MAX, as a part of its ongoing main winter growth plan. The brand new additions have introduced the variety of plane inducted inside simply over a month to a complete of 15.

Amongst these are 14 planes which were added on a humid lease (which incorporates two 737 MAX) and the profitable ungrounding and reactivation of a Boeing 737 MAX from the airline’s grounded stock, as per the airline’s official launch.

SpiceJet winter growth plan

With these additions, SpiceJet’s operational fleet now stands at 35 plane. The 5 planes newly inducted within the fleet have already began their business operations, thereby enhancing the connectivity of the routes with excessive demand, each home and worldwide.

The fast growth offers a serious enhance to SpiceJet’s winter schedule, responding to surging passenger visitors through the festive and vacation season. “As of September 30, 2025, SpiceJet was working 100 day by day flights. With these newest additions, the airline’s day by day operations have now surged to 176 flights per day,” the airline mentioned.

Following the newest fleet additions, the airline has elevated its day by day operations to 176 flights from 100 flights per day.

Talking on new additions, DebojoMaharshi, Chief Enterprise Officer, SpiceJet, mentioned, “SpiceJet’s winter growth is a mirrored image of the sturdy demand available in the market and our readiness to satisfy it.”

“With 15 new plane becoming a member of our fleet and day by day flights surging to 176, we’re not solely increasing our footprint but in addition reinforcing our dedication to dependable, inexpensive, and handy air journey for tens of millions of passengers,” he added.

Shares of SpiceJet surged as a lot as 3 per cent on Thursday’s buying and selling session following the announcement. The airline inventory closed at Rs 36.25, up by 2.17 per cent from the earlier shut of Rs 35.48. The scrip has declined 35.75 per cent on a year-to-date (YTD) foundation.