SpiceJet to re-induct its grounded Boeing 737 MAX fleet into service
SpiceJet is set to re-induct its ungrounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into operations starting January 25. The fleet was grounded for several months and the development marks a milestone in the airline’s fleet restoration and operational enhancement efforts.
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The airline entered into services agreements with StandardAero Inc, a leading US-based engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) provider, and CFM International, Inc., the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for LEAP-1B engines, to restore its MAX fleet.
Under its ongoing fleet restoration plan, the airline aims to bring ten aircraft, including four Boeing 737 MAX planes, back into service by mid-April 2025 and this is the first 737 MAX aircraft to be brought back under the exercise.
“The re-induction of our first grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft is a moment of immense pride and an important milestone for SpiceJet. It underscores our unwavering commitment to restoring and enhancing our fleet’s operational capacity. As we move forward, we remain focused on scaling new heights, offering exceptional service, and driving sustainable growth for our passengers and stakeholders," said Ajay Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, SpiceJet.
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