Passengers Protest at Delhi Airport as SpiceJet's Two Dubai Flights Face Inordinate Delay
SpiceJet said alternate flights are being arranged after one aircraft was grounded, while regulators monitor the carrier's operations and finances.
- Around 200 passengers protested at Delhi airport's Terminal 3 after SpiceJet delayed two Dubai-bound flights since late Monday evening, with travelers stranded following multiple reschedulings.
- SpiceJet attributed the disruption to operational issues after one aircraft was grounded, forcing the airline to reschedule both morning and evening departures on Monday.
- Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu told PTI last week that the Civil Aviation Ministry and DGCA are closely watching SpiceJet's operational and financial status.
- When contacted on Tuesday, a SpiceJet spokesperson deeply regretted the inconvenience caused to passengers and said the company is arranging alternate flights for affected travelers.
- The incident highlights ongoing operational challenges for SpiceJet, which has faced multiple headwinds recently that complicate service reliability for international passengers.
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Flyers protest at Delhi airport as SpiceJet flights to Dubai delayed
Around 200 SpiceJet passengers protested at Delhi airport after their flights to Dubai were repeatedly rescheduled and delayed since Monday. The airline cited operational reasons due to an aircraft grounding and is arranging alternate flights, while the Civil Aviation Ministry and DGCA are monitoring SpiceJet's operations.
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