SpiceJet adds three leased A320s to rebuild domestic capacity
SpiceJet has damp-leased three 180-seat Airbus A320s from Cambodia’s Sky Angkor Air, with commercial operations due later this week. The carrier plans to restore domestic capacity, add flights and open routes after wet-lease exits and maintenance reduced fleet availability and market share.
SpiceJet has damp-leased three A320s from Cambodia’s Sky Angkor Air to restore domestic capacity, add flights and launch routes after wet-lease exits and maintenance work reduced its fleet and market share.
Why this matters
The move follows reports that SpiceJet shares rose 10% as it prepared to add three A320s and earlier coverage of its damp-lease plan, signaling a push to recover domestic capacity after fleet constraints.
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