SpiceJet showcased its first freighter at Delhi airport last month September 10, making it the first domestic carrier to launch freighter services with a converted B737-700BDSF.
With the livery of SpiceXpress – a cargo division of SpiceJet – the freighter comes at an opportune moment.
As Ajay Singh, SpiceJet’s Chairman and Managing Director put it:
“With our proven operational capability, this is an extension of our ‘belly cargo’ service to a ‘dedicated freighter’ with Boeing 737 aircraft.”
The freighter – the first of four – will be inducted in the SpiceXpress fleet and started operations from September 18.
Over the course of the next 12 months, three more freighters will join the fleet and ultimately, as Singh said, there will be 10 aircraft.
While another of the three will be a B737-700BDSF, the other two will be B737-800BDSFs.
08/10/18 Flying Typers
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With the livery of SpiceXpress – a cargo division of SpiceJet – the freighter comes at an opportune moment.
As Ajay Singh, SpiceJet’s Chairman and Managing Director put it:
“With our proven operational capability, this is an extension of our ‘belly cargo’ service to a ‘dedicated freighter’ with Boeing 737 aircraft.”
The freighter – the first of four – will be inducted in the SpiceXpress fleet and started operations from September 18.
Over the course of the next 12 months, three more freighters will join the fleet and ultimately, as Singh said, there will be 10 aircraft.
While another of the three will be a B737-700BDSF, the other two will be B737-800BDSFs.
08/10/18 Flying Typers
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