Boeing 737 MAX 8 row: SpiceJet cancels 14 flights for today; stock falls 8%

The aviation watchdog has issued a statement, saying no Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft would be allowed to fly in Indian airspace from 4 pm

Company News: Following the establishing of Boeing 737 Max 8 flying machine by Indian aeronautics guard dog DGCA, SpiceJet Wednesday said it has dropped 14 flights and will work extra flights from Thursday.
The carrier has around 12 such air ship in its armada.
"SpiceJet has by and by reported retraction of 14 flights for now and will work extra flights from tomorrow.
"Of the 76 planes in our armada, 64 flying machine are in tasks and we are certain of limiting the bother to our travelers and achieve commonality in our activities," SpiceJet said in an announcement Wednesday,
On Tuesday night, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) declared its choice to "quickly" ground the Boeing 737 Max 8 airplane that are right now being utilized via carrier organizations in India.Continue Reading
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