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SpiceJet plans to triple 737 NG freighter fleet, build hub in Northeast India

Charles KauffmanbyCharles Kauffman
May 29, 2019
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India-based SpiceJet is challenging the conventional wisdom that freighters don’t make sense in the fleet of a low-cost carrier. The airline plans to grow its freighter fleet to six 737 NGs over the next twelve months – up significantly from the two freighters in SpiceXpress livery that exist today, according to a statement in SpiceJet’s […]

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