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SpiceJet to lay off 1400 employees to meet cash crunch

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February 12, 2024
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NEW DELHI: SpiceJet is reportedly laying off 1,400 employees, about 15% of its workforce, to meet a cash crunch and attract investor interest.

The airline currently has 9,000 employees and operates about 30 planes. Of these, eight are wet-leased from foreign carriers, along with crew and pilots. The budget carrier has reportedly confirmed the cuts.

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The move, according to an Economic Times report, is being done to align companywide costs against operational needs. The airline has a Rs 60 crore salary bill, the report added.

SpiceJet has reportedly been delaying salary payments for several months. Many, the report claims, haven’t yet got their January pay. The low-cost carrier is eyeing a fund infusion of Rs 2,200 crore.

The airline said the funding plans are on track and an announcement is expected soon. At its peak in 2019, SpiceJet had a fleet of 118 planes and 16,000 employees.

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