IndiGo, SpiceJet may clock combined Q4 loss of Rs 3,350 cr

New Delhi: As most aircraft stand parked amid the outbreak of coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, March quarter of financial year 2019-20 (Q4FY20) could be first among the many loss-making quarters for the aviation sector, fear analysts.

Almost all airlines, including IndiGo and SpiceJet, had drastically cut operations by mid-March, and had begun grounding fleet as net bookings fell into negative — meaning there are more cancellations than fresh bookings on domestic routes. It all came to a complete halt when the government on March 25 imposed a ban on domestic air travel to stem the spread of the virus. This was on top of a ban on international flights which had been in place since March 22.

According to Gagan Dixit, research analyst at Elara Capital, IndiGo and SpiceJet could report a cumulative net loss of Rs 3,350 crore in Q4FY20, as against a profit of Rs 570 crore in Q3FY20 and Rs 650 crore in Q4FY19.

“We expect a YoY yield decrease of IndiGo by 8 per cent and SpiceJet by 10 per cent on lower airfare amid fear of Covid-19 keeping airfares in check, nil fleet addition by SpiceJet and subdued 1 per cent QoQ fleet addition by IndiGo,” he wrote in a sector preview note.

The benefit of crash in crude oil prices in March in likely to be off-set by the depreciation of rupee and slim air traffic movement in the recently concluded quarter.

“While crude prices have slumped 50 per cent in March, the impact of the same would be realised only once operations resume. The interim cut of 11-12 per cent in aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices effective March 23 will have little impact as operations got suspended from March 25. Further, the rupee has depreciated by 5.8 per cent in Q4FY20E which will increase outgo for US dollar-based costs and also result in steep fx mark-to-market (MTM) losses on operating lease liabilities,” wrote analysts at Centrum Broking in a results preview note.

According to the brokerage, Interglobe Aviation-run IndiGo could report a net loss of Rs 1,750 crore in the quarter under review primarily due to MTM losses worth Rs 1,010 crore. It had reported a net profit of Rs 496 crore in the December quarter of FY20 and Rs 589 crore in Q4FY19.

“We expect IndiGo’s passenger traffic to grow 0.6 per cent YoY to 17.6 million in Q4FY20 due to impacted traffic in March. Load factor, too, will likely decline to 82.5 per cent, down sharply by 350 basis points,” they said.

The analysts, however, expect the airline to end the fiscal year with a 48 per cent domestic market share, having carried 68 million passengers.
29/05/20 Nikita Vashisht/Business Standard

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Flight service resumes at Rajkot airport

Rajkot: The flight service resumed at Rajkot airport after two months on Thursday.
The first flight from Mumbai landed at Rajkot airport with 77 passengers. In return, 36 passengers from Rajkot boarded the flight to Mumbai.

However, the airport authorities at Rajkot are yet to receive a proper schedule of flights. It is yet not clear when the next flight will land.

According to sources, the flight operation will resume based on the number of bookings. SpiceJet operated the 120-seater aircraft Airbus 319 between Mumbai and Ahmedabad via Rajkot.
Of the 77 passengers who arrived, 30 have been taken to quarantine facility of the Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC). The list of passengers going to other districts has been sent in their respective districts and talukas for health check ups.
29/05/20 Times of India

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SpiceJet converts three of its flights into freighters

Pune: SpiceJet has converted three of its Bombardier Q400 passenger aircraft into freighters. With the addition of these three cargo planes, SpiceJet now has a dedicated fleet of eight freighter aircraft.

The three converted Q400 cargo planes will primarily be used for operations to smaller towns and cities.

Ajay Singh, chairman & managing director, SpiceJet, said, “Our cargo operations are doing extremely well and to address the increased demand we have converted three Q400 passenger aircraft into freighters. These are our old 78-seater Q400s and have a cargo capacity of 8.5 tons each. These smaller cargo planes are perfectly suited for operations to Tier II & III cities and to remote and hilly areas in the North East, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh.”

“There is an opportunity in every crisis and at SpiceJet, we have been constantly innovating and adapting to changing situations. Today, our cargo network spans over 25 international destinations most of which we added during the lockdown period. We see a tremendous potential in the cargo business and will continue to expand in the times to come,” he added.
28/05/20 Joy Sengupta/Times of India

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Jharkhand Flies Back Migrants From Ladakh https://www.thehansindia.com/news/national/jharkhand-flies-back-migrants-from-ladakh-625121

In a first, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced that the state would fly back 60 migrant workers who were stranded in Batalik-Kargil area in Leh to Ranchi. Soren thanked officials responsible for the mission as also the teams Spice Jet and IndiGo Airlines for their support.
Jharkhand is the first state to have decided to fly back its migrant workers at a time when many of them have been abandoned by their employers as also home states. The crisis of migrant workers has assumed unprecedented dimensions over the past few weeks with the Supreme Court stepping in and taking cognizance of the issue on Thursday.
The Supreme Court stated that there had been lapses on part of both the Central and state governments. The apex court came out with a detailed interim order on the transportation of migrants.
The Supreme Court directed the Railways to provide trains when state governments seek them. Importantly, the apex court said that no train or bus fare will be charged from migrant workers and will instead be shared by the states.
29/05/20 S Narayan/Hans India

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SpiceJet plans to use drones for delivering essentials & e-commerce in remote areas

New Delhi: SpiceJet plans to use drones for faster delivery of medical, essential and e-commerce supplies in remote areas of the country. The budget airline has got Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) nod to conduct drone trials. A consortium led by SpiceJet’s freighter arm, SpiceXpress, had submitted a proposal to the regulator for conducting experimental “beyond visual line of sight” (BVLOS) operations of remotely piloted aircraft in response to a DGCA expression of interest.

SpiceJet CMD Ajay Singh said: “Testing of drone technology for last mile connectivity and cost-effective cargo deliveries are a big leap in the air transportation of essential and non-essential supplies in India. We are extremely optimistic about using this exciting new mode of delivery for products like perishables and medicines which have a smaller shelf-life and need urgent deliveries in the remotest parts of India.”

The consortium includes Throttle Aerospace, a drone manufacturing company, AeoLogic, an analytics and software solution firm and Involia, which is a provider of air traffic awareness and collision avoidance services.

“SpiceXpress will be looking at last-mile delivery from the warehouse and the prime focus will be on delivering medical emergency parcels and essential supplies in remote areas. Drones will ensure a faster delivery bringing down costs and would go a long way to augment our business to offer express delivery of medicines, perishable items and e-commerce shipments,” the airline said in a statement.
29/05/20 Saurabh Sinha/Times of India

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16 passengers on flights of IndiGo, 2 other airlines test positive for COVID-19; Karnataka seeks limited flights from 5 states

New Delhi/Bengaluru: A total of 16 asymptomatic passengers on seven different flights including 13 of them who travelled by IndiGo have tested positive for COVID-19 since the resumption of domestic air services on Monday, according to airlines data.

Two of the three asymptomatic passengers who tested positive for the infection had travelled by Spicejet while one took a flight of Air India subsidiary Alliance Air.

The Karnataka government, meanwhile, said on Thursday it has requested the Civil Aviation ministry to reduce the number of flights originating from five states--Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan--in the light of the high number of COVID-19 cases there, hours after a minister said it has "suspended" air travel from these states.

Seeking to clarify his statement, Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister J C Madhuswamy maintained that Karnataka has not sought imposing a ban on flights from the five states as reported in some sections of the media.

Karnataka has appealed to the Civil Aviation ministry to take steps to lessen the air traffic to the state, with the “sacred intention” that there may not be adequate quarantine facilities, if there is a huge turnout in a short span of time, he said in a press release issued by the state information department.

Earlier, Madhuswamy told reporters in Bengaluru that the decision to stop flights from these states, which have a high number of coronavirus cases, for the time being was taken at a Cabinet meeting.

"People are coming from other states to Karnataka.... we have decided to suspend air traffic from five states, as cases here (Karnataka) may further increase," he said.

As many as 115 new coronavirus cases were reported in Karnataka on Thursday taking the infection count to 2,533, state minister S Suresh said. The minister said among the new cases, 95 are inter-state rail and bus passengers.

West Bengal, which allowed resumption of domestic air services only from Thursday, and Maharashtra are among the states where airlines are having only limited operations following their requests to the Centre in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
28/05/20 PTI/Outlook

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As flyers test positive upon arrival, states look to tighten SOPs

Even as most states have strict quarantine and testing norms for passengers arriving by domestic flights, some like Delhi, Goa, etc had comparatively easier standard operating procedures (SOPs). But now with some passengers testing positive for coronavirus upon arrival, a further clampdown of stance by the states on free movement of air passengers could be on the cards. Goa has already moved to compulsorily test all arriving passengers, unless they were able to produce a negative test-certificate.

As of early Thursday, as many as four passengers, at least two of which were asymptomatic, had tested positive upon arrival. All four of these travelled on the first day of resumption of flight operations. Tuesday, India’s largest airline IndiGo reported a 24-year old person on its Monday flight from Chennai to Coimbatore tested positive. Another passenger, a 50-year old, on board an Alliance Air flight from Delhi to Ludhiana was also found positive on Tuesday. On Wednesday, two passengers who flew to Guwahati from Ahmedabad on SpiceJet flights also reported positive for the virus upon arrival.
In SpiceJet’s case, red-flags are also being raised at the fact that since one of the passengers was flying from Ahmedabad to Guwahati via Delhi, the passenger should have been tested at Delhi itself but wasn’t since there is no mandatory testing for those arriving at the Delhi airport.
Since it opened its airport to domestic passengers, the Goa government has changed its standard operating procedures twice. Earlier it had given three options — either get a Covid negative test certificate issued within 48 hours prior to the date of arrival by a lab authorised by ICMR or get test done at the airport for Rs 2000 and wait for results, or choose home quarantine. With the number of cases showing an increase, the Government has now removed the option of home quarantine with everyone having to undergo compulsory testing if they didn’t have a Covid-19 negative test certificate. Goa so far has 68 active cases of which 31 are active.
Even as the Centre announced the restarting of domestic flight operations with a two-day notice, it failed to extensively consult with the states. Hours before the recommencement of domestic flights, airlines were informed of the demands of certain states to operate curtailed schedules that led to cancellation of flights on the first day itself.
28/05/20 Pranav Mukul/Indian Express

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Two passengers on SpiceJet’s Ahmedabad-Guwahati flight test Covid-19 positive

New Delhi: As coronavirus cases continue to mount in India, two passengers who flew from Ahmedabad to Guwahati via Delhi on a SpiceJet flight on Monday tested positive for the Covid-19 virus, the airline confirmed on Wednesday.

This comes at a time when the government of India resumed domestic passenger flights in the country on Monday after over two months since the first coronavirus lockdown began on March 25. International commercial flights, however, continue to remain suspended.

“Two passengers who had travelled with SpiceJet from Ahmedabad to Guwahati on May 25 have tested positive for Covid-19. The passengers had travelled on SG-8194 (Ahmedabad-Delhi) and SG-8152 (Delhi-Guwahati),” the spokesperson of the airline said.

Following the development, the operating crew of the airline has been quarantined and contact tracing is being done for other passengers on the flight.
28/05/20 TimesNowNews.com

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2 passengers on SpiceJet flights from Ahmedabad to Guwahati test positive for Covid

New Delhi: Two SpiceJet passengers who travelled from Ahmedabad to Guwahati via Delhi on Monday have tested positive for COVID-19, the airline said on Wednesday.

After a two-month gap, India resumed its domestic passenger flights from Monday. International commercial passenger flights continue to remain suspended in the country.

"Two passengers who had travelled with SpiceJet from Ahmedabad to Guwahati on May 25 have tested positive for COVID-19. The passengers had travelled on SG-8194 (Ahmedabad-Delhi) and SG-8152 (Delhi-Guwahati)," an airline spokesperson said.
"COVID tests were conducted at Guwahati after landing and the passengers were quarantined. The test reports came on May 27. The operating crew has been quarantined and SpiceJet is coordinating with government agencies in notifying other passengers who had travelled with them," the airline said.
27/05/20 PTI/Times of India

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85t int’l cargo lifted from Trichy in May

Trichy: Despite the lockdown, the cargo terminal continues to handle tonnes of perishables to Singapore. Spice Jet flight took off from Trichy airport to Singapore with 15 tonnes of vegetables, fruits, flowers and banana leaves late on Monday. With that, the terminal had handled 85 tonnes of international cargo in May.

Spice Xpress (Spice Jet) operated an all-cargo flight (Number SG-7190/7191 of B737/800) on Bangalore-Trichy–Singapore sector on Tuesday night. “The carrier was a passenger flight lifted the cargo in hatrack, cabin and also in its belly. The flight transported 12 export perishable cargo shipments consisting of vegetables, fruits, flowers and leaves in 1,762 packages, weighing 14.94 tonnes and one export shipment of general cargo (mask) in 10 packages weighing 264kg to Singapore,” a senior official at the airport said.
This was the fifth cargo flight operated by Spice Jet from Trichy during the Covid-19 lockdown period to Singapore. So far the carrier had lifted 72 tonnes of perishables to Singapore in May. This apart, IndiGo had lifted 10 tonnes of cargo from Trichy International Airport.
27/05/20 D Vincent Arockiaraj/Times of India

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They took good care of me: 9-yr-old after solo flight back from Mumbai

Bengaluru: A day after domestic flight operations resumed in India, nine-year-old Shiven Desai was reunited with his parents in Bengaluru after being stuck with his grandparents in Mumbai for over two months because of the nationwide lockdown.
“No one could sleep till his flight took off. We were very worried that it would get cancelled,” said Neha Desai, Shiven’s mother.
But the boy, who took the flight alone, was more upbeat after his little adventure. “They took good care of me. As soon as I entered the airport, I was given sanitiser, gloves and protective gear,” Shiven told indianexpress.com. His temperature was checked upon arrival at Bengaluru airport, and he was instructed to stay at home in self-quarantine for the next 14 days.
“After it was announced that domestic flights would resume from May 25, I spent around three hours at the airport going from counter to counter to get answers,” Neha said. She was informed that there were no available flights from Mumbai on May 25. Her son was finally able to return home in a Spice Jet flight on Tuesday morning.
27/05/20 Rahel Philipose/Indian Express

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SpiceJet begins cargo operations to Africa;Adds South Korea to its international network

Kolkata: SpiceJet has added Sudan and South Korea to its international cargo network. The airline operated its maiden freighter flights to both these destinations carrying pharma and cargo supplies. SpiceJet deployed its Boeing 737 freighter aircraft to carry 16 tons of cargo supplies to Khartoum in Sudan via Ras Al-Khaimah and another 16 tons of cargo from Delhi to Incheon in South Korea via Kolkata.
 Ajay Singh, Chairman & Managing Director, SpiceJet, said, “Our maiden cargo flight to Sudan marks a major milestone for SpiceJet. We will be actively using Ras Al-Khaimah airport as a hub for our cargo operations to Africa and CIS countries in the times to come. With our first cargo flight to Incheon in South Korea we have made a significant addition to our cargo network in East Asia.”
 SpiceJet has transported 10,600 tons of cargo on 1620 flights since the nation-wide lockdown began. SpiceJet has operated special cargo flights to and from Cebu, Huangzhou, Tashkent, Baghdad, Cambodia, Guangzhou, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Bangkok, Colombo, Dubai, Kabul, Myanmar, Sharjah, Male, Kuala Lumpur, Ukraine and a host of other places.
 SpiceJet operated the country’s first cargo-on-seat flight on April 7 carrying vital supplies in passenger cabin & belly space. Since then, the airline has been regularly deploying its B737 and Q400 passenger aircraft to carry cargo in the passenger cabin. SpiceXpress, SpiceJet’s dedicated cargo arm, has been regularly transporting surgical supplies, sanitizers, face masks, coronavirus rapid test kits, IR thermometers etc. and providing doorstep deliveries of essential supplies, medicines and medical equipment to various cities in India.
26/05/20 UNI

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158 passengers from Bengaluru land at Gannavaram airport, sent to quarantine

Krishna (Andhra Pradesh): At least 158 passengers from Bangalore landed at Gannavaram airport on Wednesday morning and were sent to quarantine after an appropriate check-up at the airport in view of the coronavirus spread.

SpiceJet and Indigo flights from Bangalore, carrying 80 and 78 passengers respectively, landed at the Gannavaram airport near Vijayawada this morning.
After the checkups, the passengers are being sent to quarantine. Officials of the airport, police, revenue, and RTC are working together to send the passengers to quarantine centers.
27/05/20 New Indian Express

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SpiceJet cabin crew back in new avatar as flight operations resume after 2-month long hiatus

SpiceJet resumed its domestic passenger flight operations on May 25 after a two month-long lockdown. SpiceJet’s first flight took-off from Ahmedabad to Delhi at today at 6.05 am and arrived in the Capital at 7.10 am. Soon after, flights on other sectors took-off in a seamless manner. What is important here is that the airline took all precautions to ensure safety of everyone from the coronavirus threat in the plane's confined interior. This has meant jettisoning the crisp uniforms of earlier times and taking to safer kits. Yes, Spicejet cabin crew is back in a new avatar!
Some of the sectors that SpiceJet will be operating on the first day include Delhi-Bengaluru, Delhi-Pune, Delhi-Chennai, Delhi-Mumbai, Delhi-Guwahati, Ahmedabad-Delhi, Delhi–Patna, Mumbai–Bengaluru, Chennai–Bengaluru, Varanasi–Jaipur, Bengaluru–Pune, Delhi–Srinagar, Udaipur–Ahmedabad, Jammu–Srinagar, Chennai–Madurai, Hyderabad–Jharsuguda, Hyderabad-Surat among others.
Ajay Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, SpiceJet said, “SpiceJet is back to where it belongs! We are delighted to have resumed our flight operations in a completely smooth and seamless manner and by following every safety guideline and protocol laid down by the government. I thank all stakeholders for their cooperation. This indeed is a new beginning in the lives of everyone associated with airlines, including passengers who have been eagerly waiting to return home.”
In line with its commitment to provide the highest level of healthy, safe and secure flying experience with minimal contact of its passengers and staff, SpiceJet ensured all the social distancing norms and Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs) laid down by the government were strictly adhered to.
25/05/20 ZeeBiz

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Gaggal airport ready for passengers

Kangra: The Kangra airport will resume operations from tomorrow onwards. The district administration has made all preparations for the medical checkup of passengers before sending them to institutional quarantine centres.
DC, Kangra, Rakesh Prajapati said all arrangements had been completed to receive passengers from Delhi and Chandigarh and medical teams would be deployed for their screening.

Prajapati said symptomatic passengers would immediately be taken for sampling while asymptomatic ones would be kept at institutional quarantine centres in the district.

The samples of asymptomatic passengers would be taken after five to seven days. He said a mock drill was also organised under the supervision of the SDM, Kangra, to check the preparedness.

Director, Kangra airport, Kishore Sharma said there would be two Air India and one Spice Jet flights connecting Delhi-Dharamsala and one Air India flight would shuttle between Dharamsala and Chandigarh.
24/05/20 Tribune

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‘Eliminate Excise, Bring ATF Under GST’

The Indian aviation sector is in dire need of support if it is to emerge from the adverse effects of the lockdown. Ajay Singh, Chairman & Managing Director, SpiceJet tells Ashish Sinha of BW Businessworld that the government needs to act fast, and act now else Indian carriers may perish for good.
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Jaisalmer-Ahmedabad flight from May 25

Jaisalmer: After the Centre announced to restart domestic flight services at many places during lockdown 4.0, Spicejet has announced to start the Jaisalmer-Ahmedabad flight service six days a week from May 25. Jaisalmer Airport director B S Meena said flight services are going to resume and spicejet will run a flight between Ahmedabad to Jaisalmer from May 25. Guidelines are being followed to resume the opertions at the airport. Standees have been erected at the airport on which guidelines have been displayed for the passengers who are travelling. He said the flight from Ahmedabad will depart at 11.10am and reach Jaisalmer at 12.35pm. It will depart from Jaisalmer at 1.10pm.
23/05/20 Times of India

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IndiGo, SpiceJet announce domestic flight schedules to MIA from Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai

Mangaluru IndiGo and SpiceJet have announced their domestic schedule to Mangaluru international airport ahead of commencement of domestic operations by airline from May 25. While IndiGo will operate daily flights from Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai up to June 30 to start with, SpiceJet will operate from Mumbai and Bengaluru, as per the schedule these airlines have submitted to authorities of Mangaluru International Airport.

IndiGo Flight 6E5327 will arrive from Mumbai at 11am and depart for Mumbai as flight 6E5328 at 11.40am. Flight 6E0279 will arrive from Bengaluru at 6.55pm and depart as flight 6E0388 at 7.35pm. Flight 6E7141 from Chennai will arrive at MIA at 7.35pm and leave for Chennai at flight 6E7139 at 8.05pm. While IndiGo will use A320 for operations from Bengaluru and Mumbai, it will deploy an ATR on the Mangaluru-Chennai sector.

SpiceJet flight SG356 from Mumbai will arrive at MIA at 8.35am and depart from Mumbai at 9.05am as SG353. SpiceJet flight from Bengaluru (SG1035) will arrive at 9am and depart as flight SG1027 at 9.20am. The second SpiceJet flight (SG3743) from the state capital will arrive at MIA at 9.15pm and depart as flight SG3744 at 9.35pm. SpiceJet is using the 186-seater B-737-800 on Mumbai route and the 90/78 seater Bombardier Q-400 for Bengaluru haul.

V V Rao, airport director, Mangaluru International Airport who held a meeting with airlines on Friday told TOI that Airports Authority of India is fully geared for smooth operations of all domestic flights as per guidelines and SOP announced by the ministry of civil aviation. The new flying regime will also entail greater responsibility on the flyers in that they will have to be at the airport two hours prior to the departure of the flight, he said.
23/05/20 Jaideep Shenoy/Times of India

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IndiGo, SpiceJet, AirAsia India, Vistara open bookings as GoAir unlikely to resume operations from May 25

IndiGo, SpiceJet, AirAsia India and Vistara have started taking bookings for flights starting May 25 but GoAir is yet to decide on whether it will resume flights from June 1 or earlier.

The government had announced on May 17 that domestic flight operations will remain suspended until May 31. A day later, the union civil aviation minister had said the decision to allow flights is also up to state governments.

On May 20, the civil aviation minister surprised airlines and airports by announcing that the government will allow domestic passenger flights to resume from May 25 in a calibrated manner.


It is understood that airlines, airports and all stakeholders received information regarding resumption of flights from May 25 only via the tweet and had still not received the standard operating procedure and flight schedule to be followed.

GoAir may implement a wait and watch approach and then decide on taking bookings or it may directly resume operations from June 1. However, it is unlikely that the airline will resume operations from May 25. It is important to note that the airline has already been taking bookings for flights effective June 1.

While IndiGo is the healthiest of all airlines in terms of balance sheet, for GoAir, it has come to a matter of survival.

GoAir has put substantial percentage of its employees on leave without pay program until June 1 and was the first one to announce that it has sought government's support to tide through the COVID-19 crisis.

"We have likewise been requesting the Indian banking system for financial support but they have also not yet reached a conclusion on how they should financially support the airlines despite the various advisories from the RBI," the Wadias had written to employees early this month.

As far as other airlines are concerned, all have been working overnight to get the system running and keep aircraft, crew, staff and route map in place.
22/05/20 Anu Sharma/CNBC TV18

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Hoping to operate at least 150 flights on May 25, says SpiceJet CEO Ajay Singh

SpiceJet CEO Ajay Singh said his airline was hoping to operate at least 150 flights on May 25, and that there was going to be significant demand in the short term.

Speaking in a panel discussion on CNBC-TV18, Singh said the industry was relieved that at least flights would be taking off and that airlines would not have to keep the middle seat vacant.

On the government's decision to regulate fares, Singh said following the new pricing rules would not be complex.

"Airlines are used to changing fares by the minute. So following certain rules on that is not particularly complex," he said.
"From the government’s perspective, they needed to ensure that as they were opening flights the whole system appeared to be reasonable – that airlines got a reasonable return and that the passengers were not going to be fleeced," he said.

Singh the industry was adequately prepared to resume operations.

"The government has been discussing these measures with us for some days now. So there has been some preparatory work already done by the airlines," he said.

Singh said all check-ins at airports are going to be web check-ins.
21/05/20 CNBC-TV18/moneycontrol.com

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