The Delhi High Court summoned SpiceJet's top officials for failing to pay $6 million to Team France. This follows SpiceJet's recent claim of clearing ₹160.07 crore in employee provident fund dues. Notably,

The Delhi High Court mandates SpiceJet's COO and CEO to appear in person over a payment dispute regarding aircraft engines. The airline has defaulted on payments of over USD 6.03 lakh to its engine lessors,

In fresh trouble for beleaguered low-cost airline SpiceJet, the Delhi High Court has directed the chief operating officer (COO) and chief executive officer (CEO) of the carrier to appear before it,

SpiceJet's COO and CEO have been summoned by the Delhi High Court over unpaid dues of over USD 6.03 lakh to aircraft engine lessors. The court rejected SpiceJet's request for a virtual appearance. This follows previous defaults and a Supreme Court-backed order to ground three engines.

In a setback for debt-laden carrier SpiceJet Ltd., the Delhi High Court has summoned the chief executive officer and the chief operating officer of the airline in connection with a case filed by engine lessor Team France 01 SAS.

The company records reflect Ajay Singh as the Chairman and MD. CNBC-TV18 checked with the airline on the posts of CEO and COO and learnt that both positions are lying vacant.

The Delhi High Court has directed the chief operating officer and chief executive officer of SpiceJet to appear before it in a plea seeking compliance of over USD 6.03 lakh in payment to the aircraft engines lessors.

The Delhi High Court has recently summoned the CEO and COO of Spicejet Limited over non-payment of dues to lessors - Team France 01 SAS and Sunbird France 02 SAS. Justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora directed the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Executive Officer of Spicejet Limited to remain present in Court on January 16, 2025.