Nagpur, May 16, 2011: SpiceJet, India’s most preferred low fare airline, announces the addition of Nagpur as its 21st destination, using its new generation Boeing 737-800 aircraft. SpiceJet will connect the City of Oranges, Nagpur, with Delhi and Bangalore with one daily flight on each sector. The first flight from Nagpur to Delhi marked the commencement of operations on this route on May 15, 2011.

Tickets can be booked through www.spicejet.com or Toll Free Reservation at 1800 180 3333 / 0987 180 3333 and through Travel Agents.

Announcing this development, Neil Mills, Chief Executive Officer, SpiceJet Limited said, “As we increase focus on strengthening our domestic network, our constant endeavor is to monitor traffic on all sectors and listen in to the passengers’ demand. Nagpur is a major commercial and political center for Maharashtra, besides being a popular tourist destination. Poised for an economic boom especially with the upcoming Multi-modal International Cargo Hub and Airport at Nagpur (MIHAN), the city has shown significant demand for cost-effective and convenient travel options. We are happy to add Nagpur to our fast-growing network and look forward to extending our hospitality to passengers on this sector.”

The fare (inclusive of all taxes & charges) on this route begins from Rs. 2585/- the airline will fly its New Generation Boeing 737-800 (189 seater) aircraft on this route.

The following table explains the flight schedule to and fro from Nagpur:

SpiceJet has been expanding its network at a fast pace over the past few years, adding four new destinations in the 2010 alone. It plans to launch regional flights for Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities across India in the next few months, for which SpiceJet is acquiring new Q400 NextGen turboprop aircraft from Bombardier Inc. of Canada. Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) will be the first base for SpiceJet’s regional operations using its brand new fleet of Bombardier Q-400 NextGen aircraft. The Q-400 operations are expected to begin in July 2011.