Chennai: Low-cost airline SpiceJet is planning to rearrange its operations with more leg room for its premium customers and a new food menu apart from a few additions and omissions in its domestic and international routes.
The move comes at a time when the competition in the segment is expected to increase with new players joining the market in the near future.
The company announced it would remove Puducherry, Trichy and Allahabad stations from its network, as part of scheduling its destinations.
It is adding new international destinations, including Hong Kong and Dhaka, while it would be discontinuing its Pune-Bangkok, Varanasi-Sharjah and Delhi-Guangzhou flights. As per the new schedule, Sharjah will continue to be served from Pune and Lucknow; Bangkok from Bangalore. Guangzhou will be served from Kolkata, along with Hong Kong.
17/01/14 Business Standard
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The move comes at a time when the competition in the segment is expected to increase with new players joining the market in the near future.
The company announced it would remove Puducherry, Trichy and Allahabad stations from its network, as part of scheduling its destinations.
It is adding new international destinations, including Hong Kong and Dhaka, while it would be discontinuing its Pune-Bangkok, Varanasi-Sharjah and Delhi-Guangzhou flights. As per the new schedule, Sharjah will continue to be served from Pune and Lucknow; Bangkok from Bangalore. Guangzhou will be served from Kolkata, along with Hong Kong.
17/01/14 Business Standard
