SpiceJet adds three Airbus A320 aircraft on damp lease
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SpiceJet has inducted three Airbus A320 aircraft on damp lease into its fleet to support network expansion and meet rising passenger demand. All three aircraft have arrived in India and will start commercial operations later this week. The airline says damp lease offers greater operational flexibility and cost efficiencies. SpiceJet is in advanced talks with other lessors to induct more aircraft in coming months as part of its planned fleet augmentation programme.
Mildly positive: fleet growth on flexible lease terms to expand routes, with more inductions expected in coming months.