Flying with SpiceJet is FUN, AFFORDABLE & EXCITING! As a low fare airline, SpiceJet believes that flying should be a means of transport for everyone "flying for everyone". We aim to provide our guests a totally unique flying experience that is safe, reliable and on-time with high level of guest services.

SpiceJet sells snacks/refreshments and juices on selected flights. Water is provided free of cost on all flights of SpiceJet.

SpiceJet’s network covers all of India touching down in the cities of: Ahmedabad, Bagdogra, Bangalore, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi, Goa, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jammu, Jaipur, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune, Srinagar,Varanasi and Vizag. We will expand our network and frequencies to more cities in India with the induction of next generation of new aircraft in our fleet and will cover destinations within 1-2 hours of flying time.

We fly Boeing 737-800's and 737-900 ER's configured with single class with a seating capacity of 189 and 212 respectively.

Our aim at SpiceJet is to provide affordable efficient air travel to people within India. To achieve this, SpiceJet will be regularly adding services to new destinations throughout India.

You can download our latest schedule from our view schedule.

Itinerary printouts with the name of the Guest will be checked at the time of entering the terminal and at the check-in counter. Guests who do not have the same are requested to collect the printouts from the SpiceJet office located outside the departure terminal. This can be done on production of the booking reference number. Guests are reminded they need to maintain valid (ID) documents with them at airport check-in and throughout their journey.

No, SpiceJet does not offer connections to other airlines and takes no responsibility for missed connections. However, on certain sectors, SpiceJet offers connectivity between two SpiceJet flights (Connected sectors). Booking made for connected sectors will be confirmed under a single reservation number, fees & surcharges will be applicable only with respect to one segment.

No, we do not offer a frequent flyer program.

SpiceJet does allow some food items on board. Those include: fast food (McDonalds, Subway), sandwiches, cold snacks, non-alcoholic drinks, cookies, and biscuits. Some items not allowed on-board due to hygiene issues are: samosas, pakoras, gravies or pickles. If you have any questions, please contact our Guest Sales & Reservations Centre.

Yes. SpiceJet permits the carriage of pets on its flights through cargo services only.

Yes, you can bring your sports equipment along with you - unlike other airlines, SpiceJet does not charge higher fees for carriage of sports kit - it would be treated as regular check-in baggage, and excess baggage rules shall apply for any additional weight.