Those passengers whose travel plans were cancelled were offered hotel accommodations or changed to other flights.
On July 31, several SpiceJet flights that were scheduled to depart from Dubai and travel to different parts of India were cancelled. The airline affected most of its eleven daily flights from Dubai to India.
The airline said in a statement on Thursday, August 1, that services were interrupted for operational reasons. SpiceJet took action to lessen the impact of the cancellation on the passengers, rearranging their travel on other flights and offering hotel accommodations as required.
According to a SpiceJet representative, all scheduled flights from Dubai are now running as scheduled, who also apologised sincerely for any inconvenience this may have caused customers.
Indian media reports that passengers on at least six SpiceJet flights were prevented from boarding due to non-payment of airport fees. In its response, SpiceJet did not state how many passengers were impacted or the precise causes of the cancellations.
For over a few years, the financially strapped airline has been delaying the payment of salaries, PF, and TDS.
The management of SpiceJet has long discussed raising money. The airline’s situation may worsen in the next few days if it cannot raise a sizable sum of money quickly.
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