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Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet plans to deploy some of its Bombardier Q400 turboprop fleet on cargo flights between during downtime at night.
Head of freight operations Manjiv Singh told business newspaper The Financial Express that SpiceJet was considering launching a “cargo on seat” service between Bangalore and Delhi in the next three to six months.
The carrier flies 14 Q400s on domestic routes as well as 18 B737s and two A319s. It operates 264 daily flights from its main hubs in Delhi, ...
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