Why it's too soon to say SpiceJet has made a comeback

The Ajay Singh-led airline may have claimed it has turned profitable, or has a positive net worth for the first time in a decade, but a closer look suggests otherwise.

4 March, 20256 min
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Why it's too soon to say SpiceJet has made a comeback

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