SpiceJet cancels 25-30 flights daily as operations fall
In short
SpiceJet is cancelling at least 25–30 flights every day and flying far fewer services than planned. On November 9, it operated 26 flights, compared with a DGCA-approved winter schedule of 69–80 daily airport movements.
What the reporting says
SpiceJet is cancelling at least 25–30 flights a day and operating barely half its scheduled services, according to publisher-supplied operational data. The airline flew just 26 flights on November 9 against a DGCA-approved winter schedule of 69–80 daily airport movements. Its fleet has shrunk to 12 aircraft, while market share fell to 0.6% in September 2026 amid financial stress and passenger disruption.
Why it matters
SpiceJet is cancelling at least 25–30 flights daily and flying only 26 services on November 9 against a DGCA-approved winter schedule of 69–80 daily airport movements. The publisher-supplied data also says the carrier’s fleet has fallen to 12 aircraft and its market share slipped to 0.6% in September 2026. The developments point to mounting operational and financial strain for the airline and more disruption for passengers.