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    SpiceJet to induct five Boeing 737s ahead of winter season to cater peak demand

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    SpiceJet is set to bolster its fleet with five more Boeing 737 aircraft under a damp lease agreement, primarily to meet the anticipated surge in travel demand during the winter and early summer seasons of 2025-2026. These aircraft, expected to arrive starting a couple of weeks earlier than October 2025, will remain with the airline until May 2026.

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    SpiceJet has finalised a lease agreement for another five Boeing 737 aircraft, further strengthening its fleet ahead of the upcoming winter schedule, the company said in a press release on Wednesday. While most of these aircraft will join the fleet in October 2025, a few are scheduled to arrive a couple of weeks earlier.

    These additions will cater to the peak winter season and extend into the early summer season of 2026, remaining with the airline until May 2026. The aircraft will be inducted under damp lease arrangements.

    This latest agreement follows SpiceJet’s announcement last month of inducting five Boeing 737s on damp lease from another operator, taking the total number of new fleet additions to 10. The airline is also in advanced discussions to lease more aircraft ahead of the winter 2025 schedule.


    “SpiceJet is fully geared to meet the surge in travel demand for the upcoming winter and early summer seasons. With the induction of these additional Boeing 737s, we are ensuring that our passengers have more choices, greater connectivity, and a reliable, on-time travel experience,” said Debojo Maharshi, Chief Business Officer, SpiceJet.

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