SpiceJet Ltd., one of the latest low-cost carriers to take wings in India, is reportedly toying with the idea of buying more planes from Boeing Co. amid strong growth in air travel in Asia's fourth largest economy. SpiceJet , India 's most preferred low cost carrier commenced operations in May 2005. The airline currently operates over 36 daily flights connecting eleven strategic destinations across India including Delhi , Bombay , Ahmedabad, Goa, Pune, Bangalore , Kolkata, Jammu , Srinagar , Chennai and Hyderabad . The primary focus of SpiceJet is to provide travelers a safe, reliable and comfortable journey at reasonable and competitive prices. The airline's value proposition is to simply eliminate unnecessary frills and pass on the cost reduction directly to the end consumer.

SpiceJet operates on the globally validated low-cost, no-frills model and brings to consumers in India all the benefits of the global revolution in the skies. A ttractive pricing and innovative route planning makes SpiceJet affordable to India 's growing middle class without compromising on Safety, On-time performance and Reliability.

SpiceJet deploys only new generation B737-800 aircrafts and it is driven by cutting edge technology and professional management. The airline was initially operating with its 3 leased, new generation aircrafts . The fleet has been steadily expanding with deliveries of two new Boeings 737-800's taken on short term lease from Transavia which were inducted in November 2005. With these additional aircrafts, SpiceJet has taken the low fare revolution to several new markets in India . The fleet will further expand with deliveries of brand new Boeing 737-800's and some additional long term leases, first quarter of 2006.