India’s SpiceJet Receives Investment Offers
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
With the Indian aviation market continuing to grow and SpiceJet as one of the strongest players, it makes sense for outside investors to show an interest.
2 weeks ago
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Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
With the Indian aviation market continuing to grow and SpiceJet as one of the strongest players, it makes sense for outside investors to show an interest.
2 weeks ago
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
This would be great for impacted airlines, but can Boeing really get approval from regulators by then?
3 weeks ago
Anurag Kotoky , Bloomberg
Despite the well-documented challenges, airline bosses won't give up on the low-cost, long-haul dream. Will IndiGo be able to pull it off?
1 month ago
Saloni Shukla, Anto Antony and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
Governments should probably get out of the airline match-making business. Either there's a valid business reason for a deal to happen, or it should not happen.
3 months ago
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
SpiceJet is hurting the most, after investing heavily in the aircraft. What will this mean for India's rapidly growing airline industry?
3 months ago
Jay Shabat, Skift Airline Weekly
India’s airlines punch far below their weight in the intercontinental arena. In fact, deeply troubled Air India maintains its leadership in the market. But will things change as others, including some low-cost carriers, contemplate long-haul flying?
6 months ago
Kyunghee Park and Jill Ward , Bloomberg
It seems crazy to think that in such a buoyant aviation market carriers are struggling to make a profit. If they can't succeed now, maybe there's a case for consolidation?
7 months ago
Rajesh Kumar Singh and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
A booming market doesn't necessarily mean massive profit. For a variety of reasons, Indian carriers have struggled over the years. Maybe the government needs to rethink how it regulates airlines?
10 months ago
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
It is difficult to see a way out of the mess that is the India aviation market. There will be a lot more aviation pain before there is gain.
10 months ago
Iain Marlow and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
It appears as though SpiceJet founder Ajay Singh put the struggling India carrier back on track when he returned to the airline in 2015. In its competition against Indigo, SpiceJet is trying to solidify its place in a troubled but fast-growing aviation market.
1 year ago
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
Not too long ago, less than three percent of India's population flew, according to SpiceJet's chairman and managing director. That airline came back from the dead and now things are seriously looking up across the industry.
1 year ago
Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
Most of India’s 450 airstrips are too decrepit for big planes. So SpiceJet's likely plan to buy 100 amphibious planes to reach otherwise hard-to-serve areas sounds like a puddle-jump worth taking.
2 years ago