New Delhi: Attention flyers boarding SpiceJet airline from Mumbai Airport! No-frills airline SpiceJet has announced that it would shift its entire operation to Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM) Terminal 2. The airline, in a statement, said that the transition was proactively planned and implemented by the airline in collaboration with Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL). The airline said that the move will enhance passengers’ convenience. The change will be effective from October 1, 2019.
Currently, SpiceJet operates 150 daily flights out of Mumbai. According to SpiceJet, the consolidation of operations (both passenger and cargo) will help the airlines efficiently service thousands of passengers travelling to and from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport across both its domestic and international networks by bringing all the operations under one Terminal. It will lead to better synergies and cut down costs substantially for the airline.
“Beginning October 1, 2019, SpiceJet’s entire operations (passenger and cargo) at Mumbai Airport would be consolidated at Terminal 2. A single Terminal operation would not just help SpiceJet substantially cut down its costs but provide our passengers a seamless and smooth travel experience as they transit between domestic and international flights at one of the country’s busiest airports,” said SpiceJet Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh.
21/08/19 Debjit Sinha/Financial Express
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Currently, SpiceJet operates 150 daily flights out of Mumbai. According to SpiceJet, the consolidation of operations (both passenger and cargo) will help the airlines efficiently service thousands of passengers travelling to and from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport across both its domestic and international networks by bringing all the operations under one Terminal. It will lead to better synergies and cut down costs substantially for the airline.
“Beginning October 1, 2019, SpiceJet’s entire operations (passenger and cargo) at Mumbai Airport would be consolidated at Terminal 2. A single Terminal operation would not just help SpiceJet substantially cut down its costs but provide our passengers a seamless and smooth travel experience as they transit between domestic and international flights at one of the country’s busiest airports,” said SpiceJet Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh.
21/08/19 Debjit Sinha/Financial Express
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