Flight rights for Hajj operations from seven cities secured: SpiceJet

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NEW DELHI: SpiceJet on Friday stated that it has secured flight rights for Hajj operations from seven Indian cities together with Srinagar, Gaya, Guwahati, Bhopal, Indore, Aurangabad, and Vijayawada.

The airline spokesperson stated that within the present fiscal 12 months, SpiceJet garnered a income of Rs 337 crore from Haj operations, working flights from 5 Indian cities. This 12 months, the airline anticipates even greater income from its Hajj operations.

The graduation of the primary part of Hajj operations is scheduled for Could 9, with flights to Medina.

“SpiceJet is gearing up to make sure a seamless and comfy journey expertise for Hajj pilgrims from the chosen cities. Final 12 months, SpiceJet had inducted three wide-body plane particularly devoted to Hajj operations. This 12 months, the airline plans to comply with swimsuit, significantly specializing in enhancing companies for flights originating from Srinagar, ” stated the spokesperson.

“We’re delighted to have secured flight rights for Hajj operations from seven distinguished Indian cities. Hajj has at all times been a big phase for SpiceJet, and we’re dedicated to offering the best-in-class companies for the pilgrims, ” stated Ajay Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, SpiceJet.

“We purpose to make sure a clean and hassle-free journey expertise for all our passengers. We sit up for serving the Haj pilgrims and contributing to their sacred journey, ” stated Singh.

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