The latest glitch in the troubled flight of Boeing’s most-sold aircraft means that SpiceJet, the only Indian airline that uses Max 737, will have to keep 13 of its planes mothballed. This may not be bad news as it will get compensation from the Boeing at a time when it may not need to fly them as the second wave of the pandemic has hit air travel.Boeing 737 Max re-entry to Indian skies is further delayed. But SpiceJet is not worried
The latest glitch in the troubled flight of Boeing’s most-sold aircraft means that SpiceJet, the only Indian airline that uses Max 737, will have to keep 13 of its planes mothballed. This may not be bad news as it will get compensation from the Boeing at a time when it may not need to fly them as the second wave of the pandemic has hit air travel.
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