SpiceJet advances Fleet Reliability and Safety Monitoring

[Queenfisher]

SpiceJet will utilize state of the art technology to ensure its fleet reliability and safety monitoring are second to none. While the new carrier will follow the low cost model providing low fares to the growing Indian domestic air market it will be making a very significant investment in systems and technology to ensure that it can deliver a dependable operation and deliver quality customer service. “In our business planning there is no compromise to technical excellence” states Roger Page SpiceJet’s EVP Engineering. “He goes on to explain that it is the productive utilization of aircraft coupled with the reduction in frills and elimination of unproductive processes that allows the carrier to offer very low air fares. “There will be absolutely no compromise to reliability nor safety.”

In fact, airlines like SpiceJet, much like the Western Carriers they are modeled on, employ some of the latest and best technologies in the aviation Industry to help them achieve their higher fleet productivity levels. These technologies don’t just help cut costs through better management of logistics, they also contribute to improved aircraft reliability and enhanced safety monitoring.

SpiceJet brings with it all these state-of-the-art systems to support its operations in India. Roger Page explains ‘this is the ultimate when it comes to aviation technology. In fact some of this technology like Star Navigation is a first for the world.’

Mr. Page went on to elaborate that it is not just Star Navigation, but the way it will work in association with Russel Adams software systems, Tech-Log logistical management systems and maintenance support from KLM that will make SpiceJet not just efficient but safe, as well.

These technologies allow for the most efficient and up-to-date maintenance practice to be employed to provide for precise in-flight monitoring, enabling a predictive maintenance philosophy.

With the installation of the In-flight Safety Monitoring System, Star Navigation will introduce other modern features for seamless communication and information transfer. Star Navigation has also agreed to launch the world's first WiFi system on-board a SpiceJet aircraft, allowing the aircraft to communicate with the airline's corporate LAN, and enable high speed data downloads and uploads while in the air. Star Navigation will be the first company in the aviation industry to have such a system certified for use on a commercial aircraft.

So now travellers in India can look forward to low-cost but hi-tech flying. Very safe, very efficient and very affordable!!

[PlaneMad]

Good decision, at least they arent following the footsteps of Deccan.

[Advisor]

Isn't Spicejet promoted by Royal Holdings Services Limited, a Nevada-based company, which has a major stake along with institutions like Citibank, ABN Amro, Goldman Sachs and others holding over 20 per cent.
Did you know Royal Holdings is owned by the NRI Kansagra family, holding 40% in the airline & Royal India is a travel service provider in Cochin, who was closely associated with Modiluft. the first time I heard about revival of Modiluft was quoting a press release by its MD. Then after a long time, it came back as SpiceJet. Even then he was announcing features etc, but in the name of being the GSA.

[PlaneMad]

its weird there no news around its launch, unlike kingfisher.
So did they make it to Mumbai or no? pictures?

[Advisor]

its weird there no news around its launch, unlike kingfisher.
So did they make it to Mumbai or no? pictures?

Pictures,

The news of the launch

The Spicejet Team

Airport Details of Spice Jet

Some more information

June 13, PNQ & BLR will also come on line.

From their schedules the a/c rotation eff Jun 13 appear to be like this

A/c I

0S 101 DEL 0530 AMD 0655
0S 101 AMD 0725 BOM 0825

0S 106 BOM 0855 AMD 0955
0S 106 AMD 1025 DEL 1150

0S 215 DEL 1345 AMD 1510
0S 215 AMD 1530 BLR 1710

0S 218 BLR 1755 PNQ 1915
0S 218 PNQ 1950 DEL 2150

A/c II

0S 203 DEL 0710 PNQ 0915
0S 203 PNQ 0945 BLR 1105

0S 212 BLR 1145 AMD 1320
0S 212 AMD 1355 DEL 1525

0S 107 DEL 1605 AMD 1730
0S 107 AMD 1800 BOM 1900

0S 118 BOM 2015 AMD 2115
0S 118 AMD 2145 DEL 2310

A/c III

0S 255 DEL 1120 GOI 1345

0S 258 GOI 1430 BOM 1530

0S 259 BOM 1615 GOI 1715

0S 256 GOI 1750 BOM 2015


Fleet details

[Advisor]

Press Release SpiceJet launches Delhi-Ahmedabad-Mumbai service

[Advisor]

Boeing, SpiceJet in Agreement for Up to 20 Next-Generation 737-800s

[Advisor]

its weird there no news around its launch, unlike kingfisher.
So did they make it to Mumbai or no? pictures?

As suggested by you in a pm

Advisor, from where do you get the airline icao codes? i have tried all websites, but none are updated regulary.
This time i am looking for spicejets code. will they be using the modiluft code MOD?
BTW the first photos have just come out, check planepictures and anet.

Could not find pictures, my friend

As per my knowledge Royal Airlines had the ICAO RPK So If Modiluft had MOD then i think SpiceJet shall also have one

Also note that www.spicejet.com and www.royal-airways.com both take you to Spicejet

[PlaneMad]

PPnet
Anet
lol, Advisor im surprised you werent able to find them.
And keep me updated on their code

[Advisor]

PPnet
Anet
lol, Advisor im surprised you werent able to find them.
And keep me updated on their code

Most Humble friend, I did get these pictures, i was wondering if u were speaking about the launch pictures in Delhi and Mumbai.

And yes sir the code, ROGER that

[Advisor]

Spicejet has commenced its scheduled flight Mumbai - Goa.

The official press release http://www.spicejet.com/newspage.asp?strNews=addsGoa

[Advisor]

A good press release

[Advisor]

Source: Rediff.
Seen in the above picture is Indian Tourism Minister Renuka Chaudhury showing off the first e-ticket issued by newly launched low-cost air carrier Spicejet in New Delhi . To her right is Mark Winders, CEO of Spicejet.
Photograph courtesy by: Ranjan Basu of Saab Pictures.

[Queenfisher]

Here is the uniform worn by Spice jet cabin crew

http://www.airliners.net/discussions/ge ... n/2134092/

Picture courtesy : Airliners.net

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[Advisor]

Source : Hindustan Times.

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