Relief for Spicejet

Tue, 16 December 2014

19:04

In another news: Aviation regulator DGCA today temporarily removed the 30-day booking restriction on Spicejet even as the government once again ruled out any succour to the carrier.

"The one-month booking ceiling imposed on SpiceJet has been taken off and the airline allowed to book tickets beyond 30 days till March next year," government sources said.

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